--- Page 1 --- Weekly |Every 10c Sunday Haili Sun FORTAUPRINCE, HAITI Ll Avenue Marie-Jeanne Ll CITE DUMARSAIS ESTIME L- Phone 2061 -Vol XIV _ SUNDAY APRIL 23th, 1961 il No. 24 $12.000 CANCER DRIVE Target For Support Of Cancer Treatment FLORIDA Manguitot Center Kry Jaguey Grande; Calmete Gulf of Westor $12,000 has been set as the Imen are canvassing the businM A TA N2 A S target by fund raisers of the ess and residential districts in Mexico CIENÉCA ORTENTAE'DE Cancer League this year. Wo- an endeavor to collect the monHAVANA TABATA ey needed to maintain the PuMATANZAS & As ERCIRIST Laguma Jamaica - Haiti Bridge blic Cancer treatment Center PINAR Havara nmt A S and complete payment of the DEL RION N o LAS VILLAS La Crolles Underway Deep Radiation Therapy unit. oval lanos a Santa - A $5,000 is still outstanding on the Clana Salinas - A bridge tournament between $18,000 machine. OC Clenfuse 2 A Jamaica and Haiti opened last The six year old "Ligue ConSar cti Spirit Eus night in the Club-rooms of Cer- tre le Cancer", must rely more N Ared of cle Bellevue. than even now on the generous INE & detail ESCA MBRAY tlantic The team of the Jamaican support of the community als the map Mre CLBA Ocean U.S. Public Welfare foundation aeay Bridge Association arrived by Pan Am clipper Friday and was has terminated its financial supORIENTE a composed of the following play- port that amounted to $10,000 Earibbean cleg Baracea ers of note: Mrs Ruby Lyons, (Continued on page 19) ERA MTS Leslie Ashenheim, Oscar Honi- - - SARARSTRA SIR ball, Rudolphe Deleon, George Hasco Sugar Santiago de Guep Desnoes and D, G. Farquharson. To '57 Guanter (Continued on page 20) Up Output Old Candidates Get Invasion Echouee! Haitian Consul's Rocky Reception US Quota 26,572 Tons Former Chauffeur The 1961 sugar harvest which (a Political Reporter) continue All of Haiti was moved by the that shortly before dawn, on Executed In Cuba Several will the through to June news of an invasion of Cuba Monday, April 17th a date that former congressmen at Haitian American Sugar Monday morning. will long be remembered in Cu- Dr Humberto Sori-Marin Dr. who returned to stamp their Mill is expected to produce Fidel Castro's first Agriculture constitutency for election to the 64,000 short tons equalling the The following day this newspa- ban history- paratroopers and Minister who went before the Legislative Chamber this so0d year of 1957. per received a special "Inva- land forces of the Cuban Army firing squad this week, accused week were given anything past but Of the Hasco production 33,000 sion Supplement" published by of Liberation landed in Cuba at of leading a plot to assassinate a rousing welcome from their tons will go to the local the Cuban Information Service widely separate points. Castro, was known to many Of old voters. In several instances demand and company supply officials in Coral Gables, Florida which As the week drew to a close ficial Haitians who visited Mia- the candidates (especially in the belleve they will have an 8,000 carried a map similar to the and the story of the invasion and mi during the latter days of Ba- North) were the target of rock- surplus after filling the United lone reproduced above with the its-defeat became known it was tista. Dr Humberto Sori Marin throwing constituents it is States sugar along with same who, quota landing positions marked. voters. In several instances demand and company supply officials in Coral Gables, Florida which As the week drew to a close ficial Haitians who visited Mia- the candidates (especially in the belleve they will have an 8,000 carried a map similar to the and the story of the invasion and mi during the latter days of Ba- North) were the target of rock- surplus after filling the United lone reproduced above with the its-defeat became known it was tista. Dr Humberto Sori Marin throwing constituents it is States sugar along with same who, quota landing positions marked. learnt that invaders did not land was the. Haitian Consulate's said, had been in the in The able training since Dessalines Sugar Mills supplement announced (Continued on page 20) Ichauffeur, (Continued on page 15) (Continued m page 9) Haiti Fashions To Be Featured In U.S. Maternity Fall Showing Pregnant women in the United States this fall will be given a Has T.V. Modelling chance to discover the talent of Haitian Couturieres. Date Maternity fashion expert Elsie Frankfurt the boss ol Page-Boy, a famed design and manufacture House of Houston and New York, has acquired a selection of dresses from leading Haitian Couturieres and intends to feature them in a fall fashion show that will be televised Coast-to-Coast from New York. The Haitian creations included the handwoven fabric dress by Madame Jean Claude Armand, modelled at the right by Yolande Toussaint. Mrs Elsie Frankfurt (at left) models at Hotel Oloffson one of the Haitian hand-embroidered dresses she selected. It was Frankfurt who designed the maternity skirt with a hole in the center that has become fashionable throughout the United States. The televised fall show is expected to influence a new line of Maternity wear and also plug Haiti as a tourist resort. Yolande Toussaint has been invited to model for the TV showing in New Mlle Yolande Toussaint models York. an Armand maternity number --- Page 2 --- PAGE 2 "HAITI SUN : SUNDAY APRIL 23, 1961 Jern Europe, taxes on coffee arejwithin levels "satisfactory tolure to gain for a more compre. The so steep that the greatly reduce producers and 'consumers." ? hensive study of the world coffee consumption. The OAS Secretariat prepared situation. Quotas establishing Right Now the Latin A m erican detailed studies for the Special percentages of the exportable countries are getting roughly Committee, including two pro- crops to be retained by the pro. Amount Of 40 per cent less money for: each posals: one for an agreement in- ducing nations were set by the bag of their coffee than they volving price-stabilizing devices agreement and took effect in did in 1953, the last so-called and the other for one without October 1958. A committee of "normal" year when there were them, An agreement. within. the the Coffee Study Group drew excessive and Coffee no stocks no over- OAS could not be "negotiated up proposals for a new agree production. But now they mustmainly because to be effective (Continued INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION TO nay about 10 per cent more thanjit would have, had to involve on page 6) BALANCE SUPPLY AND DEMAND they did then for their imports countries thât do not belong to Zo Back From Another of other things from the United the OAS. But the need for some Jamaica JOAO Trip by OLIVEIRA SANTOS States and Europe. This disad- kind of international cooperatio vantageous trend of the terms remained. Fifteen Latin American coffee-] Coffee has been an equally of trade means that the countgrowing countries -six of which troublesome commodity when in ries that count on coffee as a The huge coffee crop of 1957depend on the bean for more oversupply, In an attempt to ba- must major curtail foreign-exchange imports earner just 1958 threatened to depress the than half their export revenue- lance supply and demand and when development plans call for market seriously. OLIVEIRA SANTOS States and Europe. This disad- kind of international cooperatio vantageous trend of the terms remained. Fifteen Latin American coffee-] Coffee has been an equally of trade means that the countgrowing countries -six of which troublesome commodity when in ries that count on coffee as a The huge coffee crop of 1957depend on the bean for more oversupply, In an attempt to ba- must major curtail foreign-exchange imports earner just 1958 threatened to depress the than half their export revenue- lance supply and demand and when development plans call for market seriously. Temporary reare working with African prod- to stabilize the price, Brazil. lief from the price pinch was ucers in ay stop-gap, but so. far which produces roughly half the purchasing new equipment - or sought in the Mexico City Agreewatch gold reserves dwindle. effective, system for keeping, the coffee in the world, was forced Conditions in the coffee trade ment of October 1957. Under that "coffee problem" within bounds. to destroy seventy-eight million have a direct impact on large pact, Brazil, Colombia, Costa They have joîned forces' in the 132-pound bags (the standard numbers Of Millions of Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, International Coffee Agreement unit in the trade) between 1931 people are involved people. as the farm- Mexico and Nicaragua, the sevAlthough the world's annual and 1944. This was coffee that er-owners of small coffee en leading Latin American cofcoffee crop is not nearly sO' val- could not be stored any longer tations covering less than plan- five fee producers, fixed export quouable as the total production of and for which there was no mar acres. account tas for themselves on a quarter wheat, : sugar, or rice, coffee ket.i In the past few years over cent of" They world production. for 15 Midd- per ly. basis in an attempt to balanranks first among the agricul production and consequent fal- le-sized farms and large ce supply and demand. Partially tural commodities in internation- ling prices have again brought tions, such as those character- planta- because not all the producing al trade, and is second only to great difficulties to all the cof- istics of Brazilian coffee-grow- countries participated in this, petroleum and petroleum pro- fee-growing nations in the world. employ hired the problem worsened. ducts when all commodities are At the end of the 1960-61 cropl ling, and serious consequences many hands, could The United States, reversing considered. It plays a vital role year world carry-over stocks follow if they were Tleft without its policy of not participating in Radio speaker Zo. Th. Salnave in the economic life of the pro- are expected to be equal to al- employment. such agreements, invited repre- returned last wéek from another ducing countries, and therefore most two years' world trade resentatives. of all coffee-exporting trip to Kingston town. Zo re the state of the trade in. this quirements. Prices have leveled off since countries and the principal cof ports he broadcast to the En item has profound social and Here is how the surplus is the International Coffee Agree- fee-importing countries to côme glish-speaking. world over J.R.C; political implications. piling up: In the crop year that ment started to function, and to Washington to discuss the in Jamaica on a special hal For both the producer and the ended last September, more this is the best indication of its whole problem. By the summer hour show in which he took consumer, the basic problem is than seventy-five million bags success If they had continued of 1958, studies by this thirty- imaginary trip to Haiti on the the fickleness of the price of a were produced, a jump of thir- to drop, before long plantations nation Coffee Study Group re- air with a Jamaican Radio com pound of coffee. Shortage has ty-six million over the 1953 lev- would have been abandoned, and sulted in adoption of the Latin mentator Morrison. WA ligh been the difficulty in some el. In the last crop year only when output was cut enough for American Coffee Agreement, from Heaven" is his new play years, when frost or drought cut fifty-three million bags were stocks to become depleted, pric- signed by fifteen coffee-produc- English which Zo presented the crop. In 1954, the retail price consumed, an increase of just es would have skyrocketed ing nations as a top-gap meas- la church in Jamaica. million over the 1953 lev- would have been abandoned, and sulted in adoption of the Latin mentator Morrison. WA ligh been the difficulty in some el. In the last crop year only when output was cut enough for American Coffee Agreement, from Heaven" is his new play years, when frost or drought cut fifty-three million bags were stocks to become depleted, pric- signed by fifteen coffee-produc- English which Zo presented the crop. In 1954, the retail price consumed, an increase of just es would have skyrocketed ing nations as a top-gap meas- la church in Jamaica. in the United States (which ac- eleven million from 1953. Two again. The shortage would have counts for more than half of principal factors boosting con- remained acute for some time. Aa AA A A A A total world consumption) soar- sumption are population increa- because of the long growing. ed to over one dollar a pound se and rise of incomes in the cycle of coffee. Everyone would as a result of low world stocks consuming countries. But in then have started planting to and frost damage. some countries, mostly in West cash in on the high prices, but it takes five years before new] trees start bearing. And then HAITI AIRWAI YS low prices would start the roller- - Iuswre the Foiluke coaster cycle all over again. P.. BOX 671 Against This problem has been tackled INTERNATI :ONAL AIRPOAT through. international cooperat Q ion, and the approach taken PORT AU PRINCE, KAITI AN could serve as an example in ANNOUNCES VZ SICKI dealing with the problems of DR other basic commodities, such THREE NEW AIR SERVICES CAR A CEUEEERE as cacao, although its problems FIRE PERSONAL TRAVEL GOODB are somewhat different. FOR THE REPUBLIC How did the coffee-producing NorwichUnion Fire Insurance Lid countries get together to find a JOSEPH NADAL & Co AGENT solution to the problem? During PHONC .2238.3486 World War II, an Inter-Ameri- Welcomes you to visit our new airways counter? can Coffee Agreement between Gat the airline terminal building. Courteous the United States brg and fourteen Latin American countries provi- Glingual personnel are on duty Monday throughic ded for dividing the U.S. mark SSatureday from 9 A.M. to 3 P.M. ready to proet, the only principal one reyou with Tip to.. maining at the time. First steps vide in the direction of a Special peacetime CAP-HRTIEN AND THE CITADEL international agreement were taINTERNATIONAL AIR TAXI ken in 1954 at a meeting in BraONE WAY BY PLANE,ONE WAY BY LIMOUSINE zil of Ministers of Finance or Economy, convoked by the OAS AIR AMBULANCE SERVICE ALL Inter-American Economic and in oxygen equipped aircraft INCLUDED Social Council. The meeting calOPERATED BY CHRISTOPHE TOURS led upon the IA-ECOSOC's Special Committee on Coffee to stuAIR SHOPPERS SERVICE AVENUE PAN AMERICAINE dy the world coffee situation PETION-VILLE HAITI and, if it seemed feasible, proPORT AU P.O.BOX 312 . Phone:7761 RV pose cooperative measures that AIRPORT PRINCEN could limit fluctuations of cof-l TERMINAL fee prices and maintain them --- Page 3 --- SUNDAY APRIL 23, 1961 "HAITI SUN" PAGE S Guy Celestin And Iva Rose Bryan Wed Off the Telediol The chimes of Sacre Coeur Roman Catholic Church, Tun (a new weekly column on important social happenings geau, announced the wedduring the week.) ding, Saturday. evening, April 8 of Mr Guy L. Celestin and Miss THAT the Kenscoff Road is getting its share- of attention from Iva Rose Bryan, popular young the road repair teams at work all over suburbia. THAT the voice Port au Prince couple. The groom is a son of Mr and Mrs behind one of those portable loudspeakers stopped in mid-sentence Ludovic Celestin, anq-the bride the other day when the driver spotted and pickedi up a girl friend is a daughter of Mr and Mrs n Grand'Rue (JJD Drive to you). She was "that way", too. of Mr Guy L. Celestin and Miss THAT the Kenscoff Road is getting its share- of attention from Iva Rose Bryan, popular young the road repair teams at work all over suburbia. THAT the voice Port au Prince couple. The groom is a son of Mr and Mrs behind one of those portable loudspeakers stopped in mid-sentence Ludovic Celestin, anq-the bride the other day when the driver spotted and pickedi up a girl friend is a daughter of Mr and Mrs n Grand'Rue (JJD Drive to you). She was "that way", too. THAT Allan Bryan. Fouad Mourra's big Universal Geneve clock out front says: 5:20 The double-ring ceremony took all day and all night, The sign above it reads "The Best Swiss place before a large gathering Watches". THAT the jazziest tap-tap in town is bright white of friends and relatives. timmed in red, with the words M.W. White, Carlton St., Brooklyn, painted on the side; on top "Here Comes Bill" and below Presenting a charming picture that "Buen Amigo". Nothing like being prepared. THAT one of as she entered the church on the little vagabond regulars approached a tourist for "fi cents" the arm of Bestman Pierre Celestin, a cousin of the groom, the other day, only to be told the lady had no money. He promptiy the bride wore a gown by lead- told her, "You got plenty money. Give me a Thousand Dollars". ing Jamaican couturiere, Flos- She remarked it would almost be worth it. THAT Helen Martin's sie Thomas of Kingston, brochial pneumonia and Claude's flu were the price they paid Her ensemble consisted of a or watching the Fifth Ave. Easter Parade with the temperature short-sleeved gown of white ny- at one above freezing. THAT Jacques Torchon, legal bright light, lon over slipper satin with a in the market for an English legal dictionary. THAT Haiti is scooping neckline, on which was listed as one of the few remaining countries for which the Ameriappliqued floral motifs and can Bank Note Co. prints stamp issues. It appeared in a feature sequins; a finger-tip veil of tulle article in a recent SEP. THAT the double taxi crash in JJD suspended from a tiara of diamantes; full-length lace gloves Drive at Portail St. Joseph on. Monday a.m. tied up half the hand-made shoes, and a bouqueti street. THAT the Statute of Limitations in Haiti is five years. of orchids from Miami. Wonder if the Talamas Boys can stay away that long? THAT Jerry and Ray Shaw, sons of U.S. Ain Force Sgt. Shaw, recomBridesmaid was Miss Thelma mend that the Russies try another 2-headed dog experiment, putBryan, the bride's younger sisJeaving the Sacre Coeur altar are Guy and Iva Rose Celestin. ter, who wore a lavender outfit. ting the heads of Castro and Khrutschev each on ar dog's body. The other attendants were Mirna Only trouble with that would be they'd make the news. Man AT THE Thomas, Magalie Baussan, San- Eats Dog! THAT Marie Francoise Sterlin, high-powered secretary dra Renoud, Maxime Giordani, at N.Y.U., has decided to come home to live next vear. Can't Jocelyne Pierre and Jessie Gra- take another N.Y. winter. Her papa is Franck Sterlin of OACO. Bacoulo 5 ham. THAT the Lieutenant of the Civil Militia who announced over Nearly two hundred relatives, Radio Haiti on Wednesday a.m. his candidacy for Deputy is a sure friends and other well-wishers thing to bet on. THAT Maitre Albert returned to the clink on attended the reception at the Monday morning on a different charge. THAT R. C. Borde is home of the bride's parents in Club Ruelle thumbing his nose, at the calorie counters with double sundaes Mme Ganot, Martissant. mid afternoon at Rendez-Vous. Bacoulo 5 ham. THAT the Lieutenant of the Civil Militia who announced over Nearly two hundred relatives, Radio Haiti on Wednesday a.m. his candidacy for Deputy is a sure friends and other well-wishers thing to bet on. THAT Maitre Albert returned to the clink on attended the reception at the Monday morning on a different charge. THAT R. C. Borde is home of the bride's parents in Club Ruelle thumbing his nose, at the calorie counters with double sundaes Mme Ganot, Martissant. mid afternoon at Rendez-Vous. THAT the U.S. Embassy's translatSO EXUITINGLY DIFFERENT" FOUR WORDS, Several overseas of especially them for came the from ion of one of the newer laws omitted an important paragraph. THE tials. nup- Oops. THAT Tuesday nite's blackout made the dancing at MonFAMOUS BACOULOU tana extra special romantic. THAT Raoul Dupoux is making the Highlight of the occasion was stage sets for the Lavinia Williams ballet. THAT VOODOO DANCERS a strikingly artistic wedding Hampco didn't cake, designed like an ancient influence the new decree regarding cattle; it was the other way WEDNESDAY EVENINGS with turrets round. They have been turned down to ship meat to the U.S. AX castle oeroor < - - a drawbridge, complete the work of Mrs. by the: U.S. Dept. of Agriculture. THAT, new little building at Carmen Carvalho. Lalue will house the Art de Paris flower shop where pretty Betty rouin makes those pretty table arrangements. THAT OA VISIT TO Sand Numerous beautiful gifts some visit Auto, S.A.'s office no when you a upstairs and one is there, Cay? sent from various parts of Haiti yourself to coffee the you, can a V as well as from the U.S.A. and help and enjoy art exhibit in air conditioned THE WORLD'S MOST SPECTACULAR Jamaica, and among the many comfort. The pictures are the work of-Maj. Maurice Martin of @ CORAL REEF a congratulatory messages were ihe Coast Guard, who appears to be a "comer". THAT the slack IS A MUST P some from as far away as New season is. here and vacationing is in the air. The Rene Marinis York and Dakar. leave for the States early in May; Jackie Balthazar goes in June, The BARRACUDA II leaves the Casinoo Following the ceremonies, the and Gerard follows in July. THAT Claudinette Fouchard Fischel o Pier daily at 10am and returns at 1pm. a newlyweds went off to Kenscoff will be back in late June to wait for baby, THAT'S ALL. Koseosoe6666660bbereeoceseos lfor their honeymoon. DISCOVER THE FASCINATION OF HAITI PORT-AU-PRINCE HAITIWI. Sate PANTAL Bidg fentegBer Through Its Postage Stamps TOCAN RUGS RADIE MAHIOGANY For complete information in Haiti OF EXQUISITE OF SELECTED ) Designs 0HOM Rush Stamps and other details which wilk be AND SUPERB AND FAMOUS A Quality. fhese same Soods ane sold Sisal. furnished you free of charge, write to GRAND RUE im. the bost exolusiwe Stores in the u.S. PHONE : 26849 P.O. Box 723 PORT-AU-PRINCE --- Page 4 --- E "HAITI SUN" SUNDAY APRIL 23, 1D61 iahe Strong g Speech Kennedy Says U.S. Will Not Permit Communism Take Over Cuba Washington - Following is al On that unhappy island, as in] been contrary to our traditions has engaged the armor of total- the families of the Revolutionfull text, as issued by the White so many other areas of the con- and to our international obliga- itarianism. ary Council, I am informed by House, of President Kennedy's test for freedom, the news has tions. 4 --- E "HAITI SUN" SUNDAY APRIL 23, 1D61 iahe Strong g Speech Kennedy Says U.S. Will Not Permit Communism Take Over Cuba Washington - Following is al On that unhappy island, as in] been contrary to our traditions has engaged the armor of total- the families of the Revolutionfull text, as issued by the White so many other areas of the con- and to our international obliga- itarianism. ary Council, I am informed by House, of President Kennedy's test for freedom, the news has tions. But let the recordi show the doctor yesterday, are involvspeech Wednesday before the grown worse instead of better. that our restraint is not inex- It is not the first time that ed themselves in the island-- American Society of Newspaper I have emphasized before that haustible: Communist tanks have rolled will continue to speak up. Editors: this was a struggle of Cuban over gallant men and women The Cuban people have not patriots against a Cuban dicta- Should it ever appear that the fighting to redeem the indepen- yet spoken their final piece The President of a great de- tor. inter-American doctrine of non- dence of their homeland. Nor is and I have no doubt that they mocracy such as ours, and the interference merely. conceals or it by any means the final epi- will continue to speak up for a editors of great newspapers such While we could not be expect excuses a policy of non-action' sode in the eternal struggle of free and independent Cuba. as yours, owe a common oblig- ed to hide our sympathies, we -if the nations of this hemi- liberty against tyranny, any- We will not accept Mr Casation to the people: An obliga- have made it repeatedly clear sphere should fail to meet their! where on the face of the glohe, tro's attempts to blame this nation to present the facts, to pre- that the armed forces of this commitments against outside! including Cuba itself tion for the hatred with which sent them with candor, and to country would not intervene in Communist penetration- then I his onetime supporters now represent them in perspective. It any way. want it clearly understood that Rebel Commander gard his repression. But there is with that obligation in mind Our Restraint Not Unlimited this government will not hesitNo Mercenary are from this sobering episode that I have decided in the last; ANY UNILATERAL American ate in meeting its primary obliuseful lessons for all to learn. 24 hours to discuss briefly at intervention, in the absence of gations, which are to the secur- Mr. CASTRO has said that Some may still be obscure, and this time the recent events in an external attack upon oursel- ity of our own nation. these were mercenaries. Accor- await further information. Some Cuba, ves or any ally, would have ding to press reports, the finallare clear today. Should that time ever come, message to be relayed from the we do not intend to be lectured refugee forces on the island) FIRST, it is clear that the on "intervention" by those came from the rebel command- forces of communism are not to Modern haitian whose character was stamped er when asked if he wished to be underestimated, in Cuba or for all time on the bloody be evacuated. His answer was: anywhere in the world. The adstreets of Budapest. Nor would "I will never leave this coun- vantage of a police state its Paintings we expect or aopept the same try." use of mass terror and arrests outcome which this small band to prevent the spread of free of gallant Cuban refugees must That is not the reply of a dissent cannot be overlooked By MAX PINCHINAT have known they were chancing, mercenary. He has gone now by those who expect the fall of determined as they were against to join in the mountains count- every fanatic tyrant. On Show Now At heavy odds to pursue their cou- less other guerrilla fighters, who rageous attempt to regain their are equally determined that the It the self-discipline of the island's freedom. dedication of those who gave free mind cannot match the iron GALERIE PINCHINAT their lives shall not be forgotten, discipline of the mailed fist -in But Cuba is not an island unto and that Cuba must not be aban- economic, political scientific 106, BOIS VERNA itself; and our concern is not doned to the Communists. And an dall other kinds of struggles' endedi by mere expressions of we do not intend to abandon it as well as military- then the nonintervention and regret. that the It the self-discipline of the island's freedom. dedication of those who gave free mind cannot match the iron GALERIE PINCHINAT their lives shall not be forgotten, discipline of the mailed fist -in But Cuba is not an island unto and that Cuba must not be aban- economic, political scientific 106, BOIS VERNA itself; and our concern is not doned to the Communists. And an dall other kinds of struggles' endedi by mere expressions of we do not intend to abandon it as well as military- then the nonintervention and regret. This either. peril to freedom will continue just before you reach the "PONT MORIN" bridge is not the first time in either No doubt that they and the to rise. ancient or recent history that al Revolutionary Council led by small band of freedom fightersDr Cardona --and members of (Continued on page 17) This is an ART GALLERY, not a picture shop, exhibiting over 100 of the most attractive FRAMED PAINTINGS made both in Port au Prince and Paris by FAMOUS HAITIAN PAINTER MAX PINCHINAT NA IOW in France. < Do You Want The Best In Nutrition For Your Baby The artist WHO HAS EXHIBITED BOTH HERE And The Family? AND ABROAD for the past 15 years, comes back to YOUR BEST BET IS: Haiti every five years and for 15 to 18 months renews the contact with his and his source "5 MOLINOS" people of inspiration. DUTCH POWDERED WHOLE MILKS WITH ADDED CTSATSEMEINTACEN D3 In the GALLERY are VITAMIN D3 PINCHINAT grouped some paintings of the 15 years of work by MAX PIN- < a CHINAT, from 1945 to 1960. Prices have not been LARCA A You Can't Beat It!! Smotonng ar- < bitrarily based on beauty of the painting, but on its NEE NOW ON SALE AT: size, just like Paris Fashion for MAX PINCHINAT & - BOULANGERIE DE LA POSTE, and OTHER WELL KNOWN ARTISTS. Visitors can BICHARA IZMERY, consult the paintings price list if they wish to. DA MARCOS TALAMAS & CO. BOULANGERIE ST. MARC, A All the taxi drivers know GALLERY PINCHINAT @ ALPHONSE MARRA, AND don't Ict anybody tell you that the GALLERY is ERA,E vO PRES EPICERIE Boulevard REX, Jean-Jacques Lalue Dessalines closed. It is not. MEVE BREDA MOLLANDA GEORG GES COLES, Lalue The HENRI RIGAUD, Petionville. GALLERY PINGHINAT sole representative and sales agent of PINCHINAT's paintings, has AGENTS AND exhibited a few samples only at "Foyer des Arts Plas DISTRIBUTORS: 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 59, RUE DU QUAT the evening. ADMISSION FREE. V à 4 4 < V V --- Page 5 --- SUNDAY APRIL 23, 1961 "HAITISUN" PAGE 5 [government, eventually must jhave disregarded private enterHAITI SU N dry up. prise. A tremendous tool for forTHE HAITIAN ENGLISH LANGUAGE NEWSPAPER SLETTERS I call to the attention of our eign aid, developed by the ConCommunity Weekly Published Sunday Morning to the various foreign aid and loan gress of the United States, the Editor-Publisher BERNARD DIEDERICH agencies this basic principle Development Loan Fund, seems Gerant Responsable MAUCLAIR LABISSIERE EDITOR which has been so neglected: to have been neglected. [government, eventually must jhave disregarded private enterHAITI SU N dry up. prise. A tremendous tool for forTHE HAITIAN ENGLISH LANGUAGE NEWSPAPER SLETTERS I call to the attention of our eign aid, developed by the ConCommunity Weekly Published Sunday Morning to the various foreign aid and loan gress of the United States, the Editor-Publisher BERNARD DIEDERICH agencies this basic principle Development Loan Fund, seems Gerant Responsable MAUCLAIR LABISSIERE EDITOR which has been so neglected: to have been neglected. The Western Democracies are Attention to MEMBER OF THE INTER-AMERICAN PRESS ASSN. based on private enterprises might turn the) this present one dubious factor ESTABLISHED IN 1950 WHAT ROLE FOR PEACE which, in turn, are based on accomplishments of foreign-aid CORPS HERE? "the profit motive", a very agencies into industries, emplTo Encourage National Effort Is A Civic Duty Haiti Sun, strong motivation which has oyment, payrolls and improved En Ville. brought unbelievable standards standards of living of DemocraDear Editor: of living to Western and under The everlasting production is one of the most crucial It is too early to speculate on North America. Yet Europe our foreign- foreign-aid. cy the ultimate objective of dramas our community has to face. Objectively, we should agree the role that the projected Peace aid agencies, originating in such (s) Private Enterprise. that a great effort has been made during the past years to Corps of the United States can democratic countries, seem to Avocate) increase our production. However, it is far from being sufficient. have on Haiti. The news is to To obtain tangible results, those who have capital should under- the effect that enroliments arej already being made in Washingstand that many fields are still unexploited, that initiative, imag- ton. ination and creativeness are all it would take to considerably I have often met young people increase profits while promoting our community's industrialization, in foreign countries, represent La NW For the past few years, all those who have gone into industry atives of the "Friends Society" have, not only increased their profits, but have also contributed and of the "Latter Day Saints" You know from Utah. They have usually in increasing labor employment, allowing many fellow citizens to been quiet, well-mannered dedik'sa fine earn their is in instances really living. It these that well understood cated persons giving one or sevpersonal interest coincides with the vital needs of the nation. It eral years of their lives in the Scotch when it's is to be desired that more and more fellow citizens understand service of their organizations. eschew ostentatious autoJOHNNIE this fact and get 'started in a progressive and clean competition They mobiles living standards, work with the already established Haitian as well as foreign industrial- long hours, have pedestrians haWALKER ists. bits. If the Peace Corps will ba But all efforts to infuse a new blood in our embryonic industry Imodelled after these young peowill remain in vain as long as the consumer does not consider it a Iple we can give them strong JOHNNIE WALKER confident support, no matter civic duty to encourage the different initiatives leading to de- their function. As yet their funcBora 1830-mll World going crease The even strong imports. over, in the less fortunate places, tions have not been well clarithe people at this cross- road concentrate their efforts to save fied. One can expect them to themselves. It is our duty to understand that it is stupid to keep be concerned certainly with eduDISTRIBUTOR PREETZMAN-AGGERHOLM on waiting; let us repeat after Mr Max A. Antoine, Chief of ly cation, with food forestry distribution and conserva- possibLabor Department, "we must not expect everything from this tion, possibly with financial aid! 'demiurge,' with millions of arms and eyes, that is called TETAT." They are the people who could Salvation depends on industry without which we will remain help Haitians put forward new, floundering in underdevelopment and parasitism. In this instance, small industries. itlis imperative that the consumer recognizes his duties. Through- To a large extent probably cut the country, citizens, without being conceited, know that it their functions will depend upon lookpum is in their interests to contribute in decreasing our currency's what we request from them. It merits' us to request them with export by buying national goods. and eyes, that is called TETAT." They are the people who could Salvation depends on industry without which we will remain help Haitians put forward new, floundering in underdevelopment and parasitism. In this instance, small industries. itlis imperative that the consumer recognizes his duties. Through- To a large extent probably cut the country, citizens, without being conceited, know that it their functions will depend upon lookpum is in their interests to contribute in decreasing our currency's what we request from them. It merits' us to request them with export by buying national goods. Therefore, local industries are some indication as to where ieko C09R AAAREE BLUE ARIGEL & STAIR progressing more and more. With the help of our import statistics, their participation is most needon label thev the considering fabulous amounts that are drained out of the ed. country, we would better comprehend the patriotic and salutary I iange of the consumer's education campaign we have been car- Believer remain In Peace Corps. PA rying on. *To the Editor, Tu As a matter of fact, the consumer must spontaneously encour- HAITI SUN, age the national effort, in his own interest. En Ville. Prosperous industries help to decrease unemployment, and are Dear I took Sir: pleasure in the Haiti definite steps towards a higher standard of living. The Govern- Sun story of the birth of a new ment of His Excellency Doctor Francois Duvalier has established enterprise, "Ile des Fleurs, S. a favorable climate of stability for the exploitation of our num- A., which will be a Haitian erous resources. However, the successful tries of our industrialists entity to process Haitian surplus and businessmen, must not meet with the indifference of consum- fruits and other food products and market them abroad. ers who automatically underestimate any and all national efforts. Haiti Journal, April 6, 1961 The new company has great possibilities of bringing earned income to the small farmers in Editorial in LE NOUVELLISTE April 17, 1961 the provinces, and to work for processing the fruits. CUBA INVADED An important line in Miss PRPA Baer's statement is the cooperaWe were sure of it. Especially since the Government of the tion given to the new enterprise A United States or the Haitian Government. To thumsbasbancant authorized tolerated on its soil on the one hand by BGNtE nigen eitle the formation by the Cuban exiles a veritable provisional govern- those who disparage be the said, Gov- "It * Suces. de paul Oardirebee ment and on the other hand the training in Florida of Anti-Castro all ernment, depends it upon might the approach". portrau-j -prineceolan) Guerilla forces. We bespeak further. such COThe bombing of three Cuban airbases -by planes coming from operation to all private enterGuatemala according to Havana authorities- by aviators who prise, not only from the Haitian left the Cuban soil and chose to join the Cuban counter-revolution Government, but from other Ile agencies here. And we wish according to Cuban exiles - was the warning signal. des Fleurs great success, -not During the night landings in different places in Cuba took place only their own success, but for while MawSHintanret *Cuban in exile groups were parachuted in different points the earned incomes they will of Cuba, initiate. Served EXCLUSIVELY af Haitis Leading War has then started again on the martyr soil of Cuba, That lare Payrolls self-perpetuating; of private enterprise hand-out! HOTELS & RESTAURANTS & BY CONNOISSEURS (Continued on page 16) money, no matter from what a THROUGHOUT THE WORLD During the night landings in different places in Cuba took place only their own success, but for while MawSHintanret *Cuban in exile groups were parachuted in different points the earned incomes they will of Cuba, initiate. Served EXCLUSIVELY af Haitis Leading War has then started again on the martyr soil of Cuba, That lare Payrolls self-perpetuating; of private enterprise hand-out! HOTELS & RESTAURANTS & BY CONNOISSEURS (Continued on page 16) money, no matter from what a THROUGHOUT THE WORLD --- Page 6 --- PAGE 6 HAIIISUN ( SUNDAY APEIL 23, 1981 Tele-Haiti m MONDAY APRIL 24, 1961: *Loisirs du Lundi Soir" 45-Telenews (Ist edition) Review of the day's events Progra 6:30-Evening general program schedule 8:00-"Have Gun Will Travel" sponsored by the M & S ConstrucThe 6:33-Comedy Show: "I Love Lucy" tion Co., S.A. Right Amount 7:00-Evening General Program Schedule 8:30-Telécinema (Continued Of Coffee from page 2) 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. ment even broader in membership- to come into forcei (1st the 7:45-Telenews edition) Review of the day's events 9:05--Telecinema (Cont'd) following October. 8:00-"The Frankie Laine Show", sponsored by "Banque Com- 10:00-Close of program National Anthem Negotiations in Washington, merciale d'Haiti" FRIDAY APRIL 28, 1961: "Joyeux Week End!" culminated on September 24, 8:30-The United Shoe Association, S.A., the most modern shoe 6:00-Test pattern Music (Records) 1959, in the signing of the Interfactory in the Caribbean presents its program: "Highway 6:30-Evening general program schedule national Coffee Agreement. SignPatrol", starring Broderick Crawford. 6:33-Our Miss Brooks atories included not only the fif teen nations that had belonged 9:00-Telenews (2nd edition) Summary of the late news, present- 7:03-Weather Report to the Latin American Agreeed by the Esso Reporter. 7:06-Children's program: a) A Children's story b) Cartoons ment, but France and Portugal 9:05-The Voice of Firestone presents "TV Concert Hall", pro- 7:45-Telenews (1st edition) Review of the day's events on behalf of their territories and semi-autonomous gram sponsored by the Firestone Interamerican Co. $:30-Les Femmes parmi nous" "Le Bonheur" the states in 9:35-Haitian History, with Ernst Trouillot 8:30-Pour vous Mesdames Cooking Show, presented by Miche- Africa that were then emerging line and as independent nations. Last 10:00-Close of program National Anthem her hosts year it gained as individual TUESDAY APRIL 25, 1961: "Tele-dournal, Derniere Edition" 9:00-Telenews (2nd edition) Summary of the late news, present members the newly independent 6:00-Test pattern a Music (Records) ed by the Esso Reporter. African states formerly repre6:30-Evening general program schedule 9:05-Musical Show sented by France, and Great 6:33-Science Fiction Theater 0:00-Close of program National Anthem Britain signed on behalf of its territories of Kenya, Tangany7:03-Weather Report SATURDAY APRIL 29, 1961: "Les Petites Fantaisies" ika, and Uganda. Satisfaction 7:06-Children's program: a) A Children's story b) Cartoons 5:30-Test Pattern with the new agreement's effect C) A Western 6:00-Presentation of evening program iveness resulted in its extension 6:05-Junior Magazine for a second year, SO it will now 7:45-Telenews (1st edition). signed on behalf of its territories of Kenya, Tangany7:03-Weather Report SATURDAY APRIL 29, 1961: "Les Petites Fantaisies" ika, and Uganda. Satisfaction 7:06-Children's program: a) A Children's story b) Cartoons 5:30-Test Pattern with the new agreement's effect C) A Western 6:00-Presentation of evening program iveness resulted in its extension 6:05-Junior Magazine for a second year, SO it will now 7:45-Telenews (1st edition). Review of the day's events 6:30-Children Feature run until this September. 8:00-Raymond Massey presents "I Spy" 7:00-Weather Report 8-30-"Telecinema 7:06-Education Nationale program Presented by Ludovic. Madet stated The International objectives are Agreement's (2nd adapt 9:00-Telenews to edition) Summary of the late news, present- 7:45-Telenews (1st edition) Review of the day's events the supply of coffee to the deed by the Esso Reporter. 8:00-Ford Show mand, to assure the orderly 9:05--Telecinema (Cont'd) 8:15-Tele-Sport (1st part) placement of the product ih in10:00-Close of program National Anthem 8:45-Tele-Sport (1st part) ternational markets, and to stiWEDNESDAY APRIL 26, 1961: "Voulez-vous Jouer avec nous?" 9:00-Telenews (2nd edition) Summary of the late news, present mulate the consumption of cof- - fee. How does it work? 6:00-Test pattern Music (Records) Quotas ed by the Esso Reporter. fori exports to traditional con6:30-Evening general program schedule 3:05-Tele-Sport (2nd part) suming countries were set in 6:33-Music for all 10:00-Sign off National Anthem an appendix to the Agreement 7:06-Documentary itself, taking into account, (a) 7:45-Telenews (1st edition) Review of the day's events SUNDAY APRIL 30, 1961: LII etait une fois" 90 per cent of the amount ex8:00-Program sponsored by "La Maison Victor Saliba": Harbor 12:30-Test Pattern Music ported year of by the the period country 1949-1958; in its best and Command (5th Episode) 1:00-Program Schedule (b) a maximum of 88 per cent 8:30-Man of the Week 1:05-Views of our World of the U.S. Department of Agri9:00--Telenews (2nd edition) Summary of the late news, present 1:4 40-Improve your knowledge (Documentary) culture's estimate of its exported by the Esso Reporter. 2:03-Children Hour able production. 3:35-Commonwealta 2:30--Adventures of Robinhood Presented. by La Belle Creole The - agreement operates flex0:00-Close of program National Anthem 3:00-Ping-Pong Tournament Presented by Nobbe & Bondel ibly, and quarterly quotas are HURSDAY APRIL 27, 1961: Le Pavillon des Varietes" (Henri Fabien vs Jean Auguste) determined to correspond to 6:00-Test pattern Music (Records) 3:30-Adventures of Champion (French series) seasonal demand, "Gentlemen's 6:33-Th Honey Mooners 4;00-Telecinema agreements" between signator-. 7:03-Weather Report 5:45-Telenews ies, within the spirit of the agr7:06-Children's program: a) A Children's story b) Cartoons 6:00-Sign off National Anthem ary eement, fluctuations. compensate for tempor a :F AA CACIOUE ISLAND The Board of Directors, now "TBO headed by Sergio Armando Fra BEACH" zao of Brazil, mects in Washinton at jeast once every threc months. All twenty-eight of the AUNTARE ONLY 30 MINUTES Coffee Agrecment members are represented on it. -Telenews ies, within the spirit of the agr7:06-Children's program: a) A Children's story b) Cartoons 6:00-Sign off National Anthem ary eement, fluctuations. compensate for tempor a :F AA CACIOUE ISLAND The Board of Directors, now "TBO headed by Sergio Armando Fra BEACH" zao of Brazil, mects in Washinton at jeast once every threc months. All twenty-eight of the AUNTARE ONLY 30 MINUTES Coffee Agrecment members are represented on it. and its deciROM PORT-AU-PRINCE sions are not binding on any s'gnatory. that déclines to accept them: Unanimity is the MDABALAMLAIE ENTRY (INCUEDING goal, and 'it has usually been achieved. ROMND-TRIP LUAT Exports to countries specifically listed as "new markets" TRANSPORTATION) may be made over and above the members' quotas. The nev OVLY $1.00 markets include all the Soviet Children 50 Cents bloc nations. and Ceylon, Formosa, the Philippines, Iraq, Japan, Private Dressing Rooms South Viet Nam, South Korea and Thailand. Fifteen African White Sand Beach and Near Haiti's "Gingerbread Palace" and famed hostelery the Grand Hotel Oloffson, show place 0l were added to Eastern the list last countries SeptHaitian architecture, exquisite cuisine and conten ted living. Set amongst a inrriad of tropical trees Fine Restaurant and Snack Bar ember. and gardens the Oloffson, complete with miniat ure pool, is the haven for the uninhibited- and the WATER SKIING An assessment of twenty-five mecca for the Caribbean tourist. SKIN-DIVING cents per bag of the previous SNORKELING (Continued on page0) --- Page 7 --- SUNDAY APRIL 23, 1961 HAITI SUN 99 PAGE 7 590es - - - 12th ANNIVERSARY da Belle Eréolo FREE-PORT SHOPPING CENTER P. O. Box 676, PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI - Save 40 to 65% AROUND THE WORLD IMPORTS MINTON; WEDGWOOD, OMEGA, FATEXYRXXXTE GUEI GICLALIV, LANVIN, ROYAL CROWN DARBY, JUVENIA TISSOT, BOREL, CARON, CHANEL, ROYAL COPENHAGEN, AUDEMAR PIGUET, RAPHAEL, PATOU, JAEGER LE COULTRE, BALMAIN, WORTH, ROYAL WOECESTER, ROYAL DOULTON, ULYSE NARDIN, RIVO, REVIELON, VIGNY; ROSENTHALE, SPODE, ATLANTA, STUDIO, CARVEN, LE GALLION, VULCAIN. FABERGE OF PARIS, AYNSLEE, COALPORT, JEAN D'ALBERT, GUSTAUBERG. JACQUES GRIFFE FATH, PIGUET, KISLAV, - a CORDAY, GEORGE JENSEN, ENGLISH DOESKIN, HANS HANSEN, GERO, ITALIAN ANTELOPE. MINOX,. CANNON DRAGSTED, GENSE. PRINGLE, BALLANTYNE, EOYAL COPENHAGEN, The Finest of FRANCE, BERN HARD ALTMAN, ROYAL DOULTON, ITALY, AUSTRIA, LUISA SPAGNOLI. HUMMEL. LALIQUE, BACCARRAT; HARVEY'S BRISTOL ORREFORS, WEBB & CORBETT, DANISH SILVER, CREAM, All FRENCH, VAL SOLAMBERT, GOLD & SILVER JEWELRY DANISH and STUART, LEERMAN. and BRAZILAN GEMS. SPANISH LIQUTEURS. HAITIAN HANDICRAFTS VooDoo Inspired SOULPTURES RAFFIA BAGS & SHOES JEWELRY HAITIAN MUSIC Native-Inspire. Factory Outlet AT; HARVEY'S BRISTOL ORREFORS, WEBB & CORBETT, DANISH SILVER, CREAM, All FRENCH, VAL SOLAMBERT, GOLD & SILVER JEWELRY DANISH and STUART, LEERMAN. and BRAZILAN GEMS. SPANISH LIQUTEURS. HAITIAN HANDICRAFTS VooDoo Inspired SOULPTURES RAFFIA BAGS & SHOES JEWELRY HAITIAN MUSIC Native-Inspire. Factory Outlet Collector's Items SPORT SHIRTS MAHOGANY a N a The Kest. V * Typical Costume-Dressed DOLLS World Famous RUGS & DRAPLRY V Haitian RUM BARBANCOURT * V Hav IS send gifts to your friends in the U. S. A. without affecung your quota- See us for more information. Hatetitos J 3osti A a < X 6 4 d0 66666660 RU à R0 46 (a eeceee - Collector's Items SPORT SHIRTS MAHOGANY a N a The Kest. V * Typical Costume-Dressed DOLLS World Famous RUGS & DRAPLRY V Haitian RUM BARBANCOURT * V Hav IS send gifts to your friends in the U. S. A. without affecung your quota- See us for more information. Hatetitos J 3osti A a < X 6 4 d0 66666660 RU à R0 46 (a eeceee - --- Page 8 --- D HAITISUNT SUNDAY APRIL 23, 1961 mittee's report laid great stress._is being tested in Latin America U.S. "Economic cooperation with La- is still, unfortunately, in too tin America," the committee large degree the private enterGroup Urges said, "is not a one-way street prise of the nineteenth century," Latin Aid in which we give and they take." the report declared. Speedy In particular the report, which "The Latin-American business was. entitled "Cooperation for man must not only serve his SOA group of leading business committee said that "the way] "would be a bitter and ominous Progress in Latin America," ciety in his role of business man. men and educators called upon the Act of Bogota is carried out disappointment." told Latin-American businessmen He must also participate as a the U.S. Congress last week to will have great significance not The premises underlying the that they must mend their ways citizen and member of society, appropriate "now and in onel only for the Western Hemisphere Act of Bogota are as follows: if private enterprise was to sur- in the search for ways to achielump sum" the $500,000,000 it] but for the whole world." First, that development de- vive. ve the objectives of the society authorized last year for an In- :Model for Relations' pends upon social as well as the most urgent of which is ter-American social progress "The attitudes and policies economic progress. There are modern business to improve. the conditions of life fund. that guide relations between the Second, that social and econ- men in Latin America, the re- of the neglected millions. 1) United States and Latin Ameri- omic progress is necessary for port stated, who see the need The group, comprising the Re- ca, in furtherance of the Act of the maintenance of stable demo- for sharing the fruits of their The Committee for) Economic search and Policy Committee of Bogota, can be a model for the cratic governments. efforts with customers and work.-Development is an organization the Committee for Economic relations between the -economi- Third, that the ruling groups ers, and for plowing back a sub- Jof 200 of the nation's leading Development, reminded Con- cally advanced and the under-li in Latin America must provide stantial share of profits into business men and educators who gress that the United States pro- developed worlds," the report the climate for progress by con- their enterprises. But these busi- seek through research and disposed the establishment of this stated. senting to long-overdue reforms ness men are "not as fypical cussion to focus public attention fund at the economic conferin taxation, land management, as they should be," the report on policies and measures desience in Bogota, Columbia, Jast For this reason, the commit- government administration and asserted. gned to preserve a free society, September. tee said, failure to achieve thel fiscal and monetary pracitces. maintain high employment and Ina report issued today after economic and social progress Cooperation Stressed Business Methods Criticized productivity and improve living nearly two years of study, thelenvisaged in the Act of Bogota On this last point the com- The private enterprise that standards. Main Office Office in in PETIONVILLE Away Or At Home A Car PORT -AU-1 PRINCE Sinclair Gus Station Hailt Chérie Shontdistance from all PETIONVILLE Hojels. Of Your Own NExTToRenauling BANKSICANADA Phone:7436 Opp.ROYALI ITyt, Phone:3968 Jewotel) VIS RENT-3-CAR AA - - AMERICAN EXPRESS AND DINERS CLUB CREDIT CARD HONORED Cars Free Available PerT Day/24hm) Plus8tperMile Road Maps, Opel Information (4 DOOR) Pick-up and delivery WEEKLY RATE ,00 Hillman Minx $35,-per Week from hotels, airport Plus 8tp pept Mile MG (On Application) ALL RATES INCLUDE and pier GAS_OIL-INSURANCE FOR RESERVALIONS, ROAD MAPS ANP SUGGESTED ITINERARIES, WRITE OR CABLE A VIS CAR RENT A LS P.O. Box 602 - POREALPRINCE HAITI. = Mile Road Maps, Opel Information (4 DOOR) Pick-up and delivery WEEKLY RATE ,00 Hillman Minx $35,-per Week from hotels, airport Plus 8tp pept Mile MG (On Application) ALL RATES INCLUDE and pier GAS_OIL-INSURANCE FOR RESERVALIONS, ROAD MAPS ANP SUGGESTED ITINERARIES, WRITE OR CABLE A VIS CAR RENT A LS P.O. Box 602 - POREALPRINCE HAITI. = --- Page 9 --- SUNDAY APRIL 23, 1961 "HAITI SUN PAGE 9 R. Hasco Sugar Up To' 57 Out Put Dear Mario Doogoode: Bachelor Asks: What U.S. Quota 26,572 Tons Are The Principal (Continued from page. 1) iby Secretary of Agriculture Orthat to have a ville L. with the ISSA Cayes expects Freeman con- Ingredients In Really OFHAITI 14,000 ton output this year. currence of Department of The regular U.S. sugar quota State. Happy Marriage? for Haiti is 8.268. This year the The action specifically authorART GALLERY US Government allocated 26,572 ized the purchase by importers du Cuban share onRoed the former the allotted each Quai of toof amount Haiti. country, There is a humorist in our On April 1, the department midst, or, at least, we've reasSculptures by PAINTINGS by Last week the United States set quotas of 6,702,805 tons for on to suspect there it, for ap Cedor amnounced that 1,263,776 tons ofl domestic and foreign areas letter we received during the R.FRANCOiS sugar which normally would other than Cuba- for supplying wcek from a gentleman signec J.DU DERRIER J.E.Gourgue have been obtained from Cuba the United States market dur- "In The Marriage Market," O.DU V.Denis during the last nine months ofing the last nine months of the starts off: "Dear Mario, if your PERRLER L.Lazard this year will be purchased year. were the marrying kind A. DIMANCHE J.Gabriel from sixteen other countries. But in this letter -too lonet N.Jean The big supplies under a new The allocation of the former to be published in full and con allocation will be Peru, Mexico, Cuban share by countries in- taining many wise saws and the Philippines Republic and cluded: Philippines, 218,048 modern instances"- there is Brazil. tons; Peru, 329,870; Mexico, vein of seriousness. 339,775; Nicaragua, 9,897; Haiti, The share of the United States 26,572; Taiwan, 97,765; Panama, The writer, who is 34 and market which otherwise would 4,515; Costa Rica, 14,774; Hong single ("fond of reading, a very have been allotted to Cuba under Kong, 11; British West Indies occasional ball, liquor and gama sugar control program is be- and British Guiana, 65,549; El bling in moderation, and his ing withheld because of the dis- Salvador, 10,000; Guatemala, pipe"), wants to know what I pute with the Cuban Govern- 10,000; Brazil, 100,000; Ecuador, regard as the major ingredients NOW...You can take ment. 15,000;- Colombia, 15,000 and the in a happy marriage. This allocation was announced French West Indies, 25,000. "Love?" he asks "Passion?" "Security?" "Po ssition?" advantage of "Wealth?" net Wittingly or unwittingly, "In - - the Marriage Market" has posed a question that pens much R abler than mine have been tryha Belle Creoles ing to: answer for centuries. Bute for better or for worse, here's our view:- World-wide shopping An abiding affection for the at about FREE PORT person you are to marry prices based upon, if possible, a fairly lengthy association and subjectwhile you're in Haiti ed to a number of tests is absolutely Loyalty, essential. antage of "Wealth?" net Wittingly or unwittingly, "In - - the Marriage Market" has posed a question that pens much R abler than mine have been tryha Belle Creoles ing to: answer for centuries. Bute for better or for worse, here's our view:- World-wide shopping An abiding affection for the at about FREE PORT person you are to marry prices based upon, if possible, a fairly lengthy association and subjectwhile you're in Haiti ed to a number of tests is absolutely Loyalty, essential. mutual trust and For example, if you live in New York, you can tolerance there must always be, buy. JOHNNIE WALKER RED LABEL of course. for $2.90 But the factor contributing more than anything else to delivered at our brokers New York warehouse "happy marriage". as distinet from a "successful marriage" for $3.40 there subtle HNArC (and is a distincANEtA - tion) is a sense of humor. If a delivered in your home husband and wife have the abilIf you live in New Connecticut, ity to see humour in even thes Jersey, Illinois, gravest domestic disturbances.. Massachuseris, Idaho, North Dakota, West if they can see themselves as Virginia, or the District of Columbia, comic characters and appreciate what they see... if they can see for $3.40 delivered in your home humor together in unexpected circumstances, and if they can for those really laugh at themselves then theirs will be the happiest marNO LUGGING riage of all. who insist Wealth, position, security may 1TF NO OVERWEIGHT all mean something, but if these 1 meN on the best are present without affection, loyalty, and humor, then there can be dangers as we see it, NO CUSTOMS PROBLEMS anyway. NO BOTHER * So there you have it. The happiest which marriages husband and are wife those can in While you're in Haiti, come to La Belle Creole and laugh together at themselves as inquire about this convenient service. EBEL well as at the passing parade. When you get back home, you may request information fromHORLOGERIE DE PRECISION those And in the which unhappiest? either Prabablys the wife Representatives of La Belle Creole LA OMAUXBEFONDS-EUSSE of the husband, with a single366 Broadway - Exclusive Agentr mindedness of purpose, is trying New York13, N.Y. Little to keep up with the Jones's. En- La Belle Creole's WORLD-WIDE SHOPPING Europe Port au Prince Haiti vy has no place in a happy mar riage. Why try to be something AT FREE PORT PRICES you're not? --- Page 10 --- SUNDAY APRIL 23, 1961 "HAITISUNT PAGE 17 but great benefits. also flowed - Viewed Through French Policy in.its wake Today: a number of Lunch Dine Have Cocktails HAITIIS THER learned men carrying-on. The SEA-SIDE research into - the aspecis of By HAITI THERE, is a new onization. till the conquest. an- France in his 1801 Constitution. Buenos Aires, Montreal, San Jo- more to the- whole society in wyrof thinking, Indeed France colonization Htistorians draw in the their New material World. booklet TL by St. Victor Jn alises the incidences of French Napoleon in hisi exile regrnetted se, La Habano, Chili, Quito, the lasting American. Republics cuted.only a small intellectual from both the of India KYONA BEACH Baptiste, Hait's Ambassador. to andSpanish influence, and pre- not to have implemented the Criatemala, Salvador, Tegucigalpa, Montevideo, Asun- than a mere painting. the- whole society in wyrof thinking, Indeed France colonization Htistorians draw in the their New material World. booklet TL by St. Victor Jn alises the incidences of French Napoleon in hisi exile regrnetted se, La Habano, Chili, Quito, the lasting American. Republics cuted.only a small intellectual from both the of India KYONA BEACH Baptiste, Hait's Ambassador. to andSpanish influence, and pre- not to have implemented the Criatemala, Salvador, Tegucigalpa, Montevideo, Asun- than a mere painting. coversens. leavintg the mast rand Royal Academy archives of History, Liberin, an English edition of Sents the progressive independerice. march to- idea of the Federal twice xystem. in advance Thus cion, Caracas, San San Domingo, All these The Spanish settlers built the One can wond with a view to getting nd-of which has just been published wards national Toussaint was are earlier bridge and why this nation' has the black legend," whieh 1S by A. H. Hartshorn, London, An important oE this work of his time: universities than, first over the ocean to keep ther affect too often. employed against Spain England. is devoted to E colonial ques- Colonization is both an accid- those in North 4,000 America. More: in. brought young learned of men of people she has ruled-tor taunt her Historians likce -00 In this booklet; the preface tion, which exorcises the minds ent and an injustice. It deniesfor Mexico over, the for churches the built "pa- from tela and the as untversity Sarmiente: Compos the Alexandre Vom Humboldt, ArthDEEP-SEA FISHING EXCURSIONS and rorwant wedakes pitasture in ofall statesmen in the world the of 250 years. says, ur.Helps, - publishing here, Mr St. Victor racial rolae expresion one another by raising right racial self bar- Cuzeo, tios" in Lima, the of building the Inca in remarkable that achievements Latin-A is fact mitigates the res Navarette, Martin Cappa, Fernandez Haebler, Le de Jean-Baptiste makes a historiecal a have TE to ccoisidered when of races is the capital today, American of the Crown in SO villie, Marklam etc, wrote sever Swim, Spearfish, Snorkle, Water-Ski appraisal of Haiti and puts the déaling with such a dificult pure Hers, utopia: Integration There exists only empire, to everlasting new monu- aeademicianis collaborate cruelties of the contial treatises on the explorers who benefits of French spiritual in: Gutestion. This: book deals in a one exception, the Spanish ex ments t of civilization. ther with on their Spanish of are concerned. Ametiea followed Columbis They were fluenee onHaiti, in their true concise manner with all the is The treaty Ryswick (1637 colleagues the dictionary wnot conquered by regular And - perspetive.-1 is an attempt by facts political and historical ample. Spain the only coun- which ceded the western. part the Spanish académy in Mad by unscrupalous. ad- bote, Balboa, Solis, Magallanes, Ga Sail In Safe Coastal the wrifer to acquaint the new- complete with hiferendes, in a try ed (with in bringing Portugal) about that succeed- an inte: of Haiti- to France was a pity rid. The influenee of France 1 Hers who were given spe a'lotto Aleazaba sweep ete: away This the helped "black ly created Slates in Africa of spirit of patriotism very touch- gration. of language, habits and for the Haitian nation-to-be. The was not beneficial to the west d peivileges called - Nconces- legend, Waters From Kyona the role played by Haiti towards ing and admirable. No doubt the of the different races Haitian in people werer growing. up em part of Santo Domineo. The and a Royal Improthe emaneipation of the negro with such people in our midst in the World. a'lotto Aleazaba sweep ete: away This the helped "black ly created Slates in Africa of spirit of patriotism very touch- gration. of language, habits and for the Haitian nation-to-be. The was not beneficial to the west d peivileges called - Nconces- legend, Waters From Kyona the role played by Haiti towards ing and admirable. No doubt the of the different races Haitian in people werer growing. up em part of Santo Domineo. The and a Royal Improthe emaneipation of the negro with such people in our midst in the World. With the ex an indifferent atmosphere presence of underdeveloped peo- mer to support. their Tight-to In same way the greedpeople. our country will always be ception M of Balivia, Mexico and with no educational facilities ple in Haiti which confronts So- and conquer new iness - Spanish led HAVE YOUR PARTY AT KYONA In his preface of the booktet there. Venezuela, it is a "splendid ad- provided settiers. From for-them this by the of French view ciologists isa direet: and result statesmen of-the alike. E As a rewards for servi to a 1ot of repereussions. adventurers Gold 00Maurice Laraque, onetime Min The writer deals extensively venture, tanned with sun and the failure titles of nobilify and extra- brought trom Ametica flowed inister: of National Education of a Latin-American were otthe French colonial system. granted to Haiti writes: with the objectives of the colon- blood." Novadaye Cuban a total success: We regret to Some peoplo may think that mercenaries chart Spain, and this stidden boom in their 1, L ial admhnistrations var Panamean CEE say that on 1804, a created false sense of security FE Aflerhs recent works "Deux ipus aspects; Association, inde- black they are Lm proud of not January such'a in failure has been bles er Companies were: floated. and concepts d'independancer and pendence, interdependence, and explain such a one there was one primary sing disguise because it left T asked for concessions and ing in dissipation. an economical follbwed resultLe fondater devant Thistoire, federation. There is'a subtle re this pure pthenomenon, descent To school settlers created by the: French the genuine African rOOt to recruit volunteers. So Spalin to import a crisis.So lotand Mr. Saint Victor Jean Baptiste ference to the diehard element should realize castillan that the Moorish for the young slaves. impatred. This accounts for the - was conquered by, Hernant pay in E us ofa gold which' natural disguise because it left T asked for concessions and ing in dissipation. an economical follbwed resultLe fondater devant Thistoire, federation. There is'a subtle re this pure pthenomenon, descent To school settlers created by the: French the genuine African rOOt to recruit volunteers. So Spalin to import a crisis.So lotand Mr. Saint Victor Jean Baptiste ference to the diehard element should realize castillan that the Moorish for the young slaves. impatred. This accounts for the - was conquered by, Hernant pay in E us ofa gold which' natural offers lecture given the quintessence in Paris and at among the rulers. who would decupation of Spain for seven Spain gave much Of blood La Haitian western folilore world. famous One all ission So was in Coluitbis given, ly dralined her finances. After the"Institut Franenisr of Port like to convince the people of centuries brought about a com: for her colonization. KE must wonders would have been' Fe) 1492: to find (Capitlations a to- three centuries, Spain remained doher way saur au_Prinee under the title "The the benelits ofa benevolent pulsory integration of races and remember that population. best, France Or Spajn. The failHe without Eold, with ah économic history of Haiti through the mination; France is working out cultures which had their impact which was 15 millions was re- ure ofsthe ad- westward a left stalemate. and in every way her I through a the of the duced to haif by Scolonlal with crew consisting erlta now systems, upon. above countries colonization. colonial beans French Policy." Mr Saint Vic several of to to of the As de it ministration at the consequent prisonerswith 20 murder empire fell apart leavfoe tor succeeds here in making a process trial and etror, new Word the benefit Ramire Mactzu puts underdeveloped state of Haitie them. ing her with nothing except the correct historical appraisal and keep her overseas territories rulers and the ruled. Spain forbade women emigra and her people, oFt the positive why Now the conquest we can patronising attitude of her erts putst the benefits of French spi- under her benevolent domination soas to compel her settlers that might seruel while colonies 0e erlta on Haiti, in tion, and she employs the idea Spain brought an attractive to marry Indian or Negro wo- integration and bestial. Columbus Meanwhile we have not for goodness Htal.infhuence true their ofa federal structure sO as not and abiding civilization to the men. This went on for three curred. from the Spanish ruletHselfis not that impeccable gotten Saint Victor Jean I perspective. to lose her influence, but as new world. She built monu centurtes resulting inithe crea- very and the explosive consoquent nolitical somettmes lifeas we are given to under- iste's work. We are glad tosee Bapt In lecture Saint J: it-- of a history P this Mr Vie Baptiste puts' Louverture ments, cathedrals, universities: tion new race. The love we see in the Latin-American us how De- that as the work of all great tor,a professor ofsocial scien- 150 years earlier, conceived of San Marco in Lima (1561), San story of Cortes: and the young dtells he was J. ves Republies. writers, Baptiste's book pro: ces, studies the history of col- such a plan' and offered it to Paulo in Mexico (1543), Bogota, Indian girl Alaida has meant Aithe wanted Indians. gold how for the much salva- this vides you with ample foodfor The cruelty: of the Spanish ot-souls, as he made out to commend thought Indeed, this book we to mustre- en a a during the Deriod of conquest Queen. Noreover he had a lightened and cultured all and colonization has been much ARDPY knowledge of astrono- MAURICE LARAQUE people. that even' But the people Spanisti often were for: Hthough map properly he could but hardly fumbled read Former Minister of Indian girl Alaida has meant Aithe wanted Indians. gold how for the much salva- this vides you with ample foodfor The cruelty: of the Spanish ot-souls, as he made out to commend thought Indeed, this book we to mustre- en a a during the Deriod of conquest Queen. Noreover he had a lightened and cultured all and colonization has been much ARDPY knowledge of astrono- MAURICE LARAQUE people. that even' But the people Spanisti often were for: Hthough map properly he could but hardly fumbled read Former Minister of LE vietinms of cruelty from those utby guesswork. But, as De National Education of Haiti, they set out to conquer. In fact da says "he ona saintly is FOREWORD a duet those crimes did not stemi and tells his This book that I contema the orders given by the hron nonsense 5 to the sanctimo- Queen, plated writing for spreading the yes...you get Crown, butwere the soul rises. and becomes a kmowlesdge of Haiti and her hisble acts of greedy and of saint when he kneels tory countries in all throughout the English the speaking civil servants, to whom black E distane before Her Majesty in all the oR the mother country provid- dressed in the Pil continent where free States and are ina good shield: There: had F Robes.". In emerging rapidly (0) aîtian E the same G < a lot of complaints from - Haiti historians also' should dependent. E Indians and the Spanish set- a reappraisal of their Located at the confluence of SOSN0 in Itlers beans overseas to the of supreme # about Las Casas. Ls civilisations, in this American Cue every cup courts of Spain. The big ques- Hicfended the Indians a little hemispbare stil disunited by the was to reconeile the factof. en.he ir crossed. the ocean political and doctrinal positions with fundament a - raft E the behalf dozen times; Haiti is not known to her al He - human tights of the-Indians. was ohe of the first to sug African brothers. They-know_no A "junta"" was convened in Bur om. st that negroes taken away thing of her, except that in 1804 rotu NESCAFÉ gO. They issued aitext "dedo Africa could replace them. during which, period the-Napo: 69, RUE DU QUAI minio regum, Hispania en las hardly gave any human leonie was taking place Indias" Which gave a de jure hts to negroes. history, aar French colony E Theall coffee instant coffee with the WHAT TO BUY recognition to a de Tucto. state St Domingue, whose people suf- "Let's have another cup" taste. cerned. ofaffairs in the colonies con Thus Haitian historians should fered tortures fot. the sole and, be It's no secret that extra coffee beans make (NEM) UC , SISAL BAGS and BELTS the their conquest opinion of America, relating R last, of wretched the lândholders and exhausted coffee extra good. 43 choice, deep-roasted We must admit that in France, ich- has not been achieved in by: the iniquities of colonialism, favorfulo cup of FRENCH PERFUMES ond LIQUORS public opinion. was veryChrnistian manner started an against the beansgointoevery: today's NESCAFE over the complaints and has been. Even today they oppressors, ypheaval proclatimed her I- Nescafé. Noother coffee. : no matterhow INSTANT .WOOD CARVINGS : MAHOGANY fering of slaves.n Santo histortane say that the and suhsequently it's made : tastes sO fresh, SO friendly,so - For the nation that Amereat as given after E named island Haiti. completely satisfying, In today's Nescafé, a COFFEE .TORTOISE SHELL world such stirring Vespucios name is an the accent is on coffee! today they oppressors, ypheaval proclatimed her I- Nescafé. Noother coffee. : no matterhow INSTANT .WOOD CARVINGS : MAHOGANY fering of slaves.n Santo histortane say that the and suhsequently it's made : tastes sO fresh, SO friendly,so - For the nation that Amereat as given after E named island Haiti. completely satisfying, In today's Nescafé, a COFFEE .TORTOISE SHELL world such stirring Vespucios name is an the accent is on coffee! rights of the The E the "hundamental Only Columbia 2id Of all the greati men Al-Cofeeinste - thes human beling," knows justice to the memory past who created the new negro .STRAW GOOS PAINTINGS how to act in a noble and. chit-p lumbus, who tolle the King : nation throtigh blood ando sand Get NESCAFE today! - If France - RIT valrous way. did .nothinr"T ripire, gifted you with a in Colulbian America our blood succed is simply in because her colonization, she éxertedl ath, the and present lohg state after E brothers re collect only one He blonded and roasted pressure in foreing down hericas is a fit subject matter of the namer is still Toussaint regarded Louverture. as a genius of 00 lasle rivierc & Tiviere your - LE throats of her colonial sul- poetic imaginations tragic black. race whose, crusade 3ets her retined language ance - liberty and ideas of progress culture, and force is the lastI E we do: not deny the spread all over those: distant medium to win anybody to. herin beities of Spanish colonization (Continued on page 13) --- Page 11 --- PAGE 12 "HAITI SUN* SUNDAY APRIL 23, 1961 of accidents and where "selec- Department motor-cycles speciTraffic Adviser Goes tive enforcement" is necessary. al channel and tuned to. a transMeny more improvements have mitter-receiver in the patrol been added for Port au Prince cars, and a machine used to traffic including extra traffic paint stripes down the centre of To Cambodia lights in addition to the existing the roads and mark out pedestsets Eight two-way radios forl (Continued on page 16, The big soft-spoken. "blanc" pedestrians I saw. the same traf-] education movement taken was who became a familiar figure fic situation in the States, 27 a manual entitled the "Profess- Caribbean Construction around the Capital in inSA. the saddle years ago, said, in an Driver" both French Co. he ional and of a police Department motor- terview during his first - six Creole. All driving points are cycle, directing traffic down the months here. "People are the covered, including coasting, in Builders Of The Military City new one-way streets, and lend- same concerning traffic probl- the hope that Port au Prince ing a hand at painting straight ems," he added., "They haven't drivers will become more safety Gerard pedestrian crossings has return- surprised me with these traffic conscious. Gen. Manager: THEARD ed home to Aberdeen, Washing- breaches." ton where he is spending a well What amazed Carlson was the In the Capital City, private Phone: 3955. P. O. BO. 284 earned vacation and preping up national delusion that coasting cars examined every three on the traffic problems of Cam- shutting off the engine and months and publics vehicles bodia. freewheeling leads to gasol- each month. At these inspecine conservation. Coasting down tions pamphlet "Handouts" as Nobody is more qualified to hill in neutral gear with the Carlson calls them- were given 1//A MHILNWNUUUUUT help the Kingdom of Cambodia motor off, same procedure going to. Phone: 3955. P. O. BO. 284 earned vacation and preping up national delusion that coasting cars examined every three on the traffic problems of Cam- shutting off the engine and months and publics vehicles bodia. freewheeling leads to gasol- each month. At these inspecine conservation. Coasting down tions pamphlet "Handouts" as Nobody is more qualified to hill in neutral gear with the Carlson calls them- were given 1//A MHILNWNUUUUUT help the Kingdom of Cambodia motor off, same procedure going to. each driver. These too printMEN'S put the rickshaw and trishaw injuphill at a speed and even shut- ed in French and: Creole SHIRTS their place than the short-aleev-ing of the motor at intersec- gave safety tips and Traffic reSCARVES ed traffic Cop, Roy Carlson, who tions and stops are a common gulations complete with illusts tamed the horn-mad-motorists sight which Carlson condemnedl rations. of this city and gave the traffic and shed a very interesting light HANOKERCHIEPS circus some healthy regimenta- on. "Handouts are not just given tion. Apart from the fact that coast-to the drivers," said Carlson. ing should not be allowed as the "A manual has been prepared Roy Carlson 47, who worked driver should be in full control for traffic cops on point duty By YARD his way up from Patrolman toall the time, Traffic Advisor and consists of instruction with head his State's Patrol was Carlson said The amazing illustrations on the correct signals and gestures. LIBERTY FABRICS The men in my division are Condon very keen and adapt themselves N - very quickly," he said. "Some BUMMER of the men have been trained DRESSES in first aid for accident work - and their attitude is very good." BLOUSES Somer streets at present have no names and others as many Eelsis as three which is not very helpa ful to anyone. The new signs are simplicity itself and are FISHER marked Rue... for streets runFREE PORT ning East and West and Ave... 53.55.Rue SHOPPINGE du Quai CENTER for streets running North and South. Ultimate objective of the Dresses and Shints made on order RALENTISSEZ Department is with the aid of and delivered in 24 hours. clearly marked streets, to makel m We ship tothe States spot maps showing various types ECOLE LAA Hotel Sans Souci EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT VERY INFORMAL "COOKED TO ORDER" Examining one of the many new traffic signs posted around the cisy and suburbs last month are Roy Carlson and BARBECUE DINNER 7:00 to 9;00 PM Traffic Chief Theodore. drafted by ICA (Point Four), thing about all this économy is WITH THE SANS COMBO back in 1959, while working on that it is not saving gasoline at SOUCI the Washington State Safety Le- all, but using more than by DINNER $2.50 Per Person gislature, to advise Port au keeping the engine running. Prince's Traffic Department. EVERY FRIDAY, NIGHT 8:00PM Working in close cooperation "When a driver restarts his To Midnight with Captain Christian Theodore, car after stopping at an interPUNCH BOWL, DINNER DANCE, Port au Prince Traffic chief, he section a surge of gasoline is FLOOR SHOW AND PRIZES assisted in adding) extra traffic necessary to fire the motor. lights, regulating the flow ofThis surge amounts to more traffic by the system of one-way gasoline than would have been WITH THE SANS SOUCI ORCHESTRA AND streets, safety campaign and required to sit at the intersecTHE FAMOUS HAITIAN ARTIST education of motorists by televi-tion, with the engine running". sion and handouts, numbering Expensive Wear FROM PARIS of streets and erection of road So up goes the gasoline conand street signs, etc. etc. sumption and down comes an TOTO important electrical feature of BISSAINTHE Double parking, driving in the the car the batteery charge. centre of the road and going Constant stopping and restarting against lights are all problems of the engine not only drains IN HER UNIQUE INTERPRETATION which Carlson had encountered the battery, maintained Carlson, OF FRENCH, MARTINIQUE AND before coming to Haiti, "With but wears it out very rapidly. Expensive Wear FROM PARIS of streets and erection of road So up goes the gasoline conand street signs, etc. etc. sumption and down comes an TOTO important electrical feature of BISSAINTHE Double parking, driving in the the car the batteery charge. centre of the road and going Constant stopping and restarting against lights are all problems of the engine not only drains IN HER UNIQUE INTERPRETATION which Carlson had encountered the battery, maintained Carlson, OF FRENCH, MARTINIQUE AND before coming to Haiti, "With but wears it out very rapidly. the exception of donkeys and] The first step in the driver HAITIAN wro SONGS. 2 --- Page 12 --- SUNDAY APRIL 23, 1961 : HAITI SUN" PAGE 13 sperous country. The community ble? Would it be one imperative Haiti idea conceived by Toussaint of History Or would it be a slave of Breda Is Louverture, who positive proclamation of the There.. died on the summit of Jura, United States of Africa dver the has been finally applied to the 10,000,000 square kms. of land, (Continued from page 11) Aradas, the Nagos, the Ibos, structures the application of French overseas territories after such as the great African leadlands seething with political the Congos who came from Gui-! which would have made France the failure of the integration or er N'Krumah dreams of? discontent; but unfortunately nea, Ivory-Coast, Dahomey, Sier- the most powerful nation in the assimilation plan and other po- The Pan-African movement, they do not know about Jean ra-Leone, Gold-Coast, Cape-Pal- world. His ideas for a Common- licies. The community principle since Dr. W. E. Burgardt du Jaeques Dessalines the great. mas, etc., have intermarried wealth were adopted by En- embodied in the Haitian Consti- Bois in his "Declaration of the the true founder of the Haitian themselves in the melting pot gland many years after, thus tution of 1801 took France one World" advocated complete Independence neither Christ- of history to create the Haitian giving birth to the British Com- hundred and fifty-nine (159) equality of the with - negroes the opher the warrior builder of race which thanks to the occi- monwealth. His conception of years to appreciate and apply. whites, Marcus Garvey. in his a citadel, the eighth wonder of dental contributions, to boot re-] Associated States which he pro- Too late! There is a clamour "Declaration of the Rights of the world, neither Capois-La- sulted in a community with its posed to Napoleon was not to from everywhere for the serv- the Negro Peoples of the Mort who, on the' battlefields of own peculiarities. However, the the liking of the conqueror. In- ices of the French Overseas De- World", George Padmore in the great antillais epic, expres- old. African background has still stead Napoleon preferred to des- partments with their administra- "Pan-Africanism and Communsed, in the clash of the swords been preserved and it has im- troy the bridges and extermin- tive experience and for their ism" and "Revolution of the and the clatter, of machine-guns, pregnated deeply into the whole ate those misguided Africans. maturity. Can we consider the Gold Coast" who are, the spithe fine quality of the negro people a stamp of originality. He paid dearly for his tactical Franco-African Com m unity ritual leaders and men of acbravery. Nor do they know about Proud of belonging to Africa; mistake and was thoroughly dis- principles incompatible with the tion, crystallized itself several Gabart, "the valiant", whose Haiti is always looking back illusioned in his dreams of build- Independence fever sweeping decades ago. Dr N. R. Duchein outstanding strategy completely over her past to praise the gen- ing an immense French Empire. across Africa? Africa awakened from Liberia, President Pandemolished the French battal- ius of her heroes and martyrs, This blocked his chances of an- from her lethargic slumber by African Unification ions. know about Proud of belonging to Africa; mistake and was thoroughly dis- principles incompatible with the tion, crystallized itself several Gabart, "the valiant", whose Haiti is always looking back illusioned in his dreams of build- Independence fever sweeping decades ago. Dr N. R. Duchein outstanding strategy completely over her past to praise the gen- ing an immense French Empire. across Africa? Africa awakened from Liberia, President Pandemolished the French battal- ius of her heroes and martyrs, This blocked his chances of an- from her lethargic slumber by African Unification ions. Lwho -for more than two centur- nexing Louisiana and the Antil- the inroads of this distressing tion, in his suggestive Organiza- booklet lies of allegiance to France laises of the French Empire. civilisation is caught up in new entitled "The Pan-African ManThe history is. not all known strove to establish a negro per- In the words of Leopold Se- doctrines, of state, society, and ifesto" published in Accra, in' because, first, of the linguistic sonality in the Caribbean. dar Senghor at the Cotonou Con- human existence. February 11, 1957 (Guinea Press barriers existing between our Toussaint ference (in Africa) held in Ltd., Accra), has largely conContinents and above all, of the Louverture one of 1958: "France is always late to The old continent, of course, tributed to spread the Pan-Afrilack of interest on the part of the brightest of our geniuses realise a reform". This is one wishes to ban all sorts of'colon- can idea. the defenders ôf colonialism. So, who lived forty years in slavery of the best observations ever ialism, endeavours to establish, It is, of course, the first dothe glorious history of the Haiti- is studied most attentively by made by a statesman on the through her new leaders the best cument expounding a conception an struggle and War of Inde- historians fascinated by his ro- sociological and international po- possible form of state to pro- of Pan-Africanism and submitpendenee is shadowed by the màntic personality. He is at the litical field. The generous vir- mote progress and to preservel ting to the African elites the colonialists and their propagan- summit of the great historic tues that have always charac- the spiritual and moral values reason why the black race has da; but, in/spite of their efforts past, especially of all that made terised the French nation, her that lie deep in her, and know- to be united and the means to to drive this heroic feat to thel possible the, negro miracle in love of ideals, of beauty, of good ledge in furthering her econo attain federation. backlines of history, it remains this part of the world always ness, and her entire philosophy mic existence. From the Atlas one of the most authentic andat the crossroads of fiery poli- of life based on beauty did not_to the Cape, from the heights of Very racial, even Dr moving pages in the annals of tical dogmas. help her to avoid the errorslFouta-Djalon to the bristling Duchein wants the unification racist, of world history. The Louverturian conceptions and omissions that she has beenlpeaks of the ancient highlands Africa south of the Sahara, that are, therefore, the boldest and committing. mic existence. From the Atlas one of the most authentic andat the crossroads of fiery poli- of life based on beauty did not_to the Cape, from the heights of Very racial, even Dr moving pages in the annals of tical dogmas. help her to avoid the errorslFouta-Djalon to the bristling Duchein wants the unification racist, of world history. The Louverturian conceptions and omissions that she has beenlpeaks of the ancient highlands Africa south of the Sahara, that are, therefore, the boldest and committing. of East Africa, the watchword is to say, of black Africa, in a On the one hand, the Caploos, the most original. Through is Independence: and it is man- mighty black state able to counthe Fongs, the Mondongs, the statesmanship, he had created These contradictions have ifest in the social and interna- terbalance the powers of the Peuls on the other hand, thelone of the most rational political been responsible for all the de- tional picture, but is divided by world. viations, and various unexpect- various doctrinal conceptions of Partisan toi a close collaboraed shift of positions resulting the shape that the new society tion with the North Arab States in the faliure of her best insti- should take with regards to the defence of tutions, and missing the most the Continent, he 1s against their advantageous situations which Would they establish a vast participation within the Federawould have made France a pro-] Confederacy or Federal Ensem- (Continued om page 14) OHHFANeO is ponac, Aplcenre seda (smasct dwhioh Visit New York en route! tses ut to rediadet 3f festt witha hours ral tew NEW YORK (from Ciudad ENTESTe ceil have snil Trujillo) then only 6%2 yol c4formiena ande hours across the Atlantic the has 3at the oserane it pecee alass F hours TE the Swift FLY NES37RAR Jet Clipper* connections anehulby. 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Washington, John Adams, from (Continued fact page that 13) they jdiffering and other conceptions, factors are mere dan (The split of this Federa- Fortu nately the nineteenth vingston, Patrick Henry Lithe gathertion due to embraced Pan-Ara- theories at this stage of politi- tion js but an evolution of His- century has gone by with itsled under the Tree of Liberty had already cal realities based upon patriot- tory.)- the Union LE Ghana- endless martyrdom of the black] for securing, Union and Victory bism. thought has ism and nationalism. (Continued fact page that 13) they jdiffering and other conceptions, factors are mere dan (The split of this Federa- Fortu nately the nineteenth vingston, Patrick Henry Lithe gathertion due to embraced Pan-Ara- theories at this stage of politi- tion js but an evolution of His- century has gone by with itsled under the Tree of Liberty had already cal realities based upon patriot- tory.)- the Union LE Ghana- endless martyrdom of the black] for securing, Union and Victory bism. thought has ism and nationalism. Guinea- which is in full activi- race; the second half of the cried out that there are no more The Pan-African intellectual Of the three black leaders on ty since the Joint-Declaration of twentieth century characterized Virginians, no more Pennsylvabecome without not only connection an to the the present political scene, we May 1, 1959, issued in Conakry by the launching of interplanet- nians, no more New Yorkers, aspect reality but a poli- have to look at the position of! and the last Joint-Communique ary rockets, has exploded the etc., but Americans, so, these socio-politic of which N'Kru: W. V. S. Tubman; President of dated June 1, 1960, the basis of rotten myth of the ancient order African Guineans, no more Ivortical concept to be the cham- the Republic of Liberia. a new African structure is laid of things. By these recent deve- ians, etc., but there are but mah endeavours statesman, who like for the realization of the ideals lopments, the sun OI Indepen: Africans., Toussaint pion: This Louverture, has set Let, us say, first, that he is making Africa a great continent- dence shines on the black contiV. J. B. himself up in the Eagle's re- a great statesman of remark- al power which, with will her make 220 gion and tries to stand on the able clearsightedness, Within a millions of inhabitants rock of a large Federation has very short time, he enhanced her, voice felt in the internationone aim in his life: realization the social, moral and economic al The counsels. teaching of the history of of the unity of the Continent. status of Liberia and made it Haiti is very The phibest "It is my unique dream," he possible for the black people to that edifying. draw from it Tobacco tastes exclaimed, in' propounding his! confide more and more in the! losophy we when the filter's recessed political ideas. "and I shall re- future of their race and in their convinces us of the vacuity of alize it." potentialities, I have compared ideas that spreads over the Will he see this dreàm. mater- him, with regard to his meas- world with regard to native inures, to Toussaint Louverture, feriority of the negro and his OR BOX Parliament falize? the great negro genius whose inability to appreciate moral PACKS And anotber leader of Africa, thought symbolizes an eternal values. In 1749 was born in Saint Sekou Toure, Guinean Chief of lighthouse. I think I am not Domingue in the furnace of slavState, whose nationalism and wrong nor am I exaggerating ery, a small wretched negro sense Of patriotism are above in stating this. For in politics whose name was Toussaint Brejoins the N'Kru- he has the sense of moderation da and later Toussaint LouverINSURE WITH SURE INSURANCE any mah's question, federalistic group. The which makes him one of the ture. After reaching the adult CALEDONIAN INSURANCE COMPANY Ghana-Guinea Union created on most attractive and remarkable age he became Chief of Army Founded In 1805 and then General in Chief. He November 23, 1958, was an op- personalities. recognised the principle of inINCORFORATED BY SPECIAL ACT OF portunity for him to state sol- President Tubman ternal autonomy and proposed THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT emnly in the Constitutional laws diverges the of the of the State The Republic of where Sekou Toure and N'Kru to semi-Independent Napoleon formula Communities Guinea supports without any re: mah adhere to the plan of Pan- in the conception of ASSOCIAT RONY CHENET & SONS serve any policy promoting the African principles. 1958, was an op- personalities. recognised the principle of inINCORFORATED BY SPECIAL ACT OF portunity for him to state sol- President Tubman ternal autonomy and proposed THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT emnly in the Constitutional laws diverges the of the of the State The Republic of where Sekou Toure and N'Kru to semi-Independent Napoleon formula Communities Guinea supports without any re: mah adhere to the plan of Pan- in the conception of ASSOCIAT RONY CHENET & SONS serve any policy promoting the African principles. He is against ED STATES. AGENTS FOR HAITI establishment of the United the surrender of sovereignties The Constitution that ne pubStates of Africa." This objeet: as a whole. He prefers to pre-] lished to lay down the basis Address des Miracles Opposite National Bank, ive throws a light on the politi- serve the identity of each count- of his philosophy is identical to Rue cal conception of this statesman, ry in a real Union bounded by the Jurido-political formula that when, at last, to achieve his ob- economic and social ties. In France voted towards 1957 - jective he issued a communique fact, he professes Interdepend- one century and a half laterin which he allied himself with ence that will enable each sister under the name of "Loi-Cadre." the example of the "thirteen state of Africa to develop her The slavers at that time protest America"; he adopted the Union own personality, and of civili- ed bitterly, and after several flag and agreed to surrender zation. certain subjects with a view to Will he see his points of view felis strengthen this centre: This succeed? great leader had just come to The Tubmanian doctrine of a STEPHEN BROS fulfil a historical act of very Confederation of states that will Rollei In their independence is Tickgreat importance. laying preserve. HAITI No down such ai principle he accepts sound in every regard. But this M.V. TRADER the creation of African Federal is incompatible with history M. V. HAITI MERCHANT Union, the establishment of fa- which seems to further the idea PERSONALLY SUPERVISED towahe vourable means for the new or Of large unions. The great feud LOADING AND UNLOADING ganization, and the facilities for al empires are reminders. It SERVE HAITI AND FLORIDA political education in the new will certainly take a long time forthnightly sailings of the Bolex communities that are having before these States can ever Miami- Port au Prince -Miami liberty and independence. achieve the ideal due to conflict MIAMI ADDRESS: All considerations on the inter- of forces. However, with the Telephone: Highiand 51767 LIGA nal structure of these States, present formation of the various Franklin 9-7228 pu their linguistic differences, the small federations -that of Mali MZEL46 999999999 < X 2 arr WITH A S C a Drambuie LIQUEUR € Voiut -lainden a INDISPENSABLE FOR NVotgitinder HASSELBLAD THE ENJOYABLE PARTYS BESSAMATIC € ( AND a BRAUN Hobby G AGENTES FESTIVITIES S $ CAMERAS AT FREE POBT PRICES a UNICOS a 34333085 VIRGINIA Wake a The only sweet LIQUEUR made in Scotland on S UUCRY Othe basis OI the finest pure old SCOTCH WHISKY. à Cender for festivities and for Bamene OIndispensable every occa- a Cigarottes Erahle REE ofdfuilisa sion. a EXCLUSIVE AGENTS: RUE BONNE FOI - Phone: OSRAM L. PREETZMAN-AGGERHOLM Mo Splendid 8 CO. ager :S.KAHN AIR- CONDITIONEC seessee B66666ee6eeseee6 -e JOSEPH NADAL & CO. --- Page 14 --- SUNDAY APRIL 23, 1961 e HAITI SUN PAGE 15 Old Candidates Get... QUEEN ELIZABETH Foreign Minister tijoseph report (Continued from page 1) Baguidy Returns the forthcoming election was FETED HERE GE3S announced. ETZMAN-AGGERHOLM Mo Splendid 8 CO. ager :S.KAHN AIR- CONDITIONEC seessee B66666ee6eeseee6 -e JOSEPH NADAL & CO. --- Page 14 --- SUNDAY APRIL 23, 1961 e HAITI SUN PAGE 15 Old Candidates Get... QUEEN ELIZABETH Foreign Minister tijoseph report (Continued from page 1) Baguidy Returns the forthcoming election was FETED HERE GE3S announced. Their aim is reportFrom Africa ed as good. Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth Their bone of contention ap- of England was toasted here on F'oreign Minister Joseph Bapears to be that the only time the occasion of her birthday guidy returned from a tour of they see their representative Friday. Ithe new African Republics of they see the representativel Senegal, Dahomey and the Rethey, sent to Port au Prince is] British Ambassador andi Mrs, public of Liberia this week. election. The long interval be J. G., Corley Smith gave a Minister Baguidy was accomNot to be missed is a Friday night at the Sans Souci starring tween elections has given many splendid noon reception at their panied on his tour by Michel cheer the a constituent an unwanted feel- residence in Debussy attended Aubourg, Chief of Service of the Toto Bissainthe hardly an exile cuban in town to on ing that eventually manifest it- by Secretary General of the Fo- Department of Interior invaders. They had either migrated to the U.S. or drifted to Jam- self in thel urge to lob: a rock eign Office Dr Adrien Raymond, aica.. Reports cireulated in New York that Mole St. Nicolas was Jonto the old candidates noggin. Army Chief of Staff General and being used as a staging area for Cuban counterrevalutomnaries This of course in not a gen- Mrs. Pierre Merceron, high gov- essmen and members of the Bri and that Miro Cardona was there with his exile government wait- eral occurrence there are ex ernment officials, the Diploma- tish Commonwéalth and their ceptions to the rule. ltic and Consular Corps, Busin- wives. ing for a beachhead were proven false... group of workers who massed before the United States Embassy Wednesday were practising marching for May 1st not demonstrating.. Mrs Gerard Etienne flew to Leopoldville (Congo) to join her teacher husband along with her children Danielle, Albert and Bernardette... Lawyers Georges Rigaud and Legros returned to college Rue du Centre R this week... Edouard Baker (Sugar planter) who has grown only gvay hairs during past six months has graduated from the Rue du Centre... The Page-setter asks to be excused for placing a cut of the beautiful germah visitor in place of the lovely Tobago CTION Crusoe Vaioe (Robinson beach in the Travel section last week... Candi: date' Dato Daumec waded into candidate Constant over Radio Carau ibe criticising his manner of campaigning etc just like old times... Man identified as Tichoutte was discovered in the middle of the main thoroughfare of Bel Air Thursday morning tied up - like a parcel of old shoes his crime... wont leave other peoples e women alone... Sales POINTI of radios climbed this. D'ATTAQUE expectedly past week with all Castro conscious Haitians living with an ear in the radio... Lt. Jim Bonthron and wife Marijke will go to live in Montreal Le nouveau Traction when Sure-Grip his tour of Duty, with the Marines ends. He holds dual citizde a été (U.S. and Goodyear His spécialemcrt enship Canada). father down with the rest of the vous donnerune éfmily for the wedding is the famous Olympic runner of the 30ees... conçu pour Cne wounded here in the Cuban invasion was a griot fiend who traction maximum. Il est muni was stubbed at Getos restaurant on Delmas road by a fork weildde longues barres pour vous a ing companion planning pincer. movement among a table full procurer la force de traction ol the excellent thirty cent (U.S.) Griot and tassot.. lemcrt enship Canada). father down with the rest of the vous donnerune éfmily for the wedding is the famous Olympic runner of the 30ees... conçu pour Cne wounded here in the Cuban invasion was a griot fiend who traction maximum. Il est muni was stubbed at Getos restaurant on Delmas road by a fork weildde longues barres pour vous a ing companion planning pincer. movement among a table full procurer la force de traction ol the excellent thirty cent (U.S.) Griot and tassot.. The Freres requise par les tracteurs Road disappeared with the rain Thursday night.. modernes. Il mord en biais et grâce à son profil à The beautiful 1960 Lincoln sedan belonging to Ex-Senator Ulrick C-E-N-T-R-E O-U-V-E-R-T, St- Louis was the first casualty of the campaign for primary electils se nettoie automatiquement. ion April 12. At Coupe pintade between Ennery and Gonaives the Ainsi vous obtenez une traction heavy luxury auto took a swan dive and ended like a bagged duck. constante. Il vous coûte Mr St Louis was visiting his hometown of Plaisance where: he is moins de temps, moins de travail slanding for the Legislative Chamber... A Chef de Section (Rural et moins de carburant. Policeman) from the South Coast was jailed this week when he - le voir encore aujourd'hui tried flatten (Allez to his Parish Priest. Reason he went for the Priest 1 dealer Goodyear. had someone prevented his marrying a giri in the Capitai because chez votre hehad a placee and. three children back home and he suspected the Priest.. Dick Korner General Motors Field Sales man in the Caribe was over for a visit from his San Juan base this week.. Monique Fils-Aime and Jean E. Villard are finnce. Another son Ol Dr and Mrs Elie Villard Max, is engaged to Mile Stecher.. Dra and Mrs Emeric Percy left Saturday for Switzerland, : ance and Morocco. Ex-I President Elie Lescot was at the airport to see bis daughter Elaine depart. The Percys are on an extended tour abroad.. Marvin D. Anderson of Saint Paul, Minnesota here to talk with Ti N turkey Ge Chancy over the sales of Thermo-Fax OffSUPER-RIB fice copying Machines (no office should be without one according Spécialement : toTi Ge)" dined at Sans Souci Friday night.. Toto Bissainthe's ren aisée pour conçu une pour meilleure donner une conduite . dition of French and Martiniquian songs were the mostest and tation, pour moins d'usure - faculté - allez d'adap- voir le Marvin cited Toto as better than anything he had seen in Pari: Super-Rib de Goodyear. Et, tous les superbes or Saint Paul for that matter.. : Mrs Al Noustas returned from pneus tracteurs Goodyear sont construits a Mexico last week with daughter Gloria and two grandchildren Elientoilage sivité de Goodyear!. 3T "Triple Tempered", une excluzabeth (three months) and Tonio 1 yr.. Jacko Sassine returned toher tourist bureau in Miami yesterday.. Songs being made popular here, by Toto: Bissainthe Bada are Tu me fais tourner la Tete", "Mon Ho:nme", "Tu te laisses aller", "Doudou pas pleu rerr and "Neg gain inauvais manies La Comtesse Rit aDel GOOD YEAR ROssa de Capri, an artist of international statue is sejouming Ibo Lele.. Mr and Mrs Robert Gaillard are home from a tour ILY A DES PNEUS GOODYEAR POUR'CHAQUE' tboad... DE LA FERME Elza flew ROUE Salgado to Miami yesterday... 2-59-8F --- Page 15 --- (AGE 16 "HAiii SUN" SUNDAY APRIL 23, 1961 CUBA INVADED Traffic Advisor (Continued from page 5) Goes To Cambodia island already SO tortured is going to know the shock of a terrible (Continued from page 12) comotion. home from a tour ILY A DES PNEUS GOODYEAR POUR'CHAQUE' tboad... DE LA FERME Elza flew ROUE Salgado to Miami yesterday... 2-59-8F --- Page 15 --- (AGE 16 "HAiii SUN" SUNDAY APRIL 23, 1961 CUBA INVADED Traffic Advisor (Continued from page 5) Goes To Cambodia island already SO tortured is going to know the shock of a terrible (Continued from page 12) comotion. Brothers are going to kill brothers. rian crossing were received last "Soaping" dulls Iair. The event is of an exceptional gravity. The consequence can year. be terrible for our America and for humanity. It will not be long Several of the Traffic DepartHalo it? ment's glorifies officers have been sent before we feel then in Latin America where it is needless to! to the United States to study hide it, the fundamentals of the Cuban revolution and the ideas traffic conditions and have reit pursue find the most sympathetic echo. Is the Cuban conflict turned with a fund of new ideas. which, in its first declaration of the morning, the American Gov- Among them are Capt. Christian ernment wants to size down to the dimension of an internal Theodore, in charge of Traffic, who underwent a six month struggle, of a civil War, going to enlarge to the dimension of course in the U.S. at the North a struggle between the world Powers between the URSS and the Western University and visited USA? traffic departments in the MidIt is going to provoke tremors and distress in certain countries West and East Coast, Lt. Arcel in our America passionately divided on the Castro revolution. Toussaint, in charge of Accident Investigation did a three month If in, Latin America we sympathize with the superior ideas of that U.S. course. Two further memrevolution, many think that Castro deviated from the line he bers to gain outside experience had set in the Sierra Maestra and that he is engaged in a danger- were Lt. Plummer, in charge of icus direction especially for the security of the hemisphere, the drivers License and License The gap will widen. Yesterday Brazil through the voice of Plate Division, and Lt. Fritz Paret, in charge otor Cycle PaQuadros was saying positively that it would not tolerate any trol, who did a 3-month course intervention in Cuba be it continental or extra -continental. The in Panama. Venezuelan Senate adopted last week a resolution in the same line. Velasco Ibarra President of Ecuador had also opinionated DU BARRY EXPERT for the Cuban peoples auto-determination. SCORES HERE Hilda Martinez, beauty eounThe Quito conference, where the Cuban question was going to cellor for Du Barry Products made news in feminine circles be the center of debates threatens to become more than explosive of the Capital this past week. and to provoke a dangerous crisis for thei interamerican collective The prim expert is reported system. It is very probable now that the Quito conference will jto have imparted to girls and hot be held. ladies here her new techniques On the morrow of April 14 which was another anniversary of in: make-up, beauty care and that inter-state organization which stresses to the highest decree skin Scores analysis of with success. Not a soap, not a the principal of non-intervention, one may wonder about the new Mrs Martinez women at Claude consulted Mar3 leave cream- - Halo dirt- cannot "soft-ienter" Gives fragrant lather Ciban tragedy if the OAS charter, the judicial system sO labor- tn's Store and the El Rancho dulling, catching soap Alm! needs no special rinse! ious put together by numerous inter-American conferences will Beauty salon, Unfortunately, Du not be shattered. Barry representative's Claude & Helen Martin and Jean Theard Removes embarrassing Halo leaves hain soft, explained, the Beauty Ex- dandruff from both hair One can argue about the responsibility of ther one andi the pert had to leave Monday to and scalp! manageable- natural shining with other. colorful highlights! But the brutal fact is there. Blood is flowing in Cuba and fullfill other engagements but plenty more of it will flow. The deadly ferocious struggle goes on; will return here next June. by numerous inter-American conferences will Beauty salon, Unfortunately, Du not be shattered. Barry representative's Claude & Helen Martin and Jean Theard Removes embarrassing Halo leaves hain soft, explained, the Beauty Ex- dandruff from both hair One can argue about the responsibility of ther one andi the pert had to leave Monday to and scalp! manageable- natural shining with other. colorful highlights! But the brutal fact is there. Blood is flowing in Cuba and fullfill other engagements but plenty more of it will flow. The deadly ferocious struggle goes on; will return here next June. IS the American community that one would like to call the During her visit, Du Barry pro- Yes, "soaping" your hair with American ducts, were sold out and even finest liquid or oily cream family going to tolerate that in our already tortured consignments of cosmetics spacial had shampoos leaves dulling, hemisphere which goes through- the horrors of misery and under. to be airlifted to Port. Victor dirt-catching film. Halo, made The largest development that this bloody drama takes place? Is it going to St Louis of the Claude Martin with a new ingredient, soap, no sticky contains oils. selling 1emain indifferent to this fratricidial war?. Office is to leave today for San Thus itais glorifies your hair More than ever the USA OAS Juan where he will shampoo the: the peoples of this hemisphere undergo spe- the first Halo- time you use:it. re at the crossroads. cialized with for America's S training Du Barry in produets. favorite shampoo-t today. Americn Halo Halo reveals the hidden beauty of the hair H-61-1-EL. ww LE FORD TAUNUS Ss hardto balenBUTITS TRUE! 17M KEMGLO LOOKS AND WASHES LIKE BAKED ENAMEL CANS TTER SEE NEW MOME MODELS AT MEAR LUCIANI odETH UER & BERHMAN C WASH - KEM tane liracle Finish GLO FOR KITCHENS, 2 RHD KEMGLO BATHROOMS, a ALL WOODWORK JOSEPH NADAL, AGENTS --- Page 16 --- SUNDAY APRIL 23, 1961 "HAITISUN" PAGE 12 Kennedy Says U.S... ONIONS (Continued from page 4) Tareas one by one in situations the same. The complacent, the FROM SECONDLY, it is clear that which do not permit our own self-indulgent, the soft societies nation, in concert with all armed intervention. are to be swept away with the - free nations of this hemidebris of history. Only the sphere, must take an even closer Revolution's Aims strong, only the industrious, only and more realistic look at the Betrayed in Cuba the determined, only the courexternal OD V menace- of CommunA ageous, only the visionary who ist intervention and domination POWER is the hallmark of determine the real nature of in Cuba. this offensive -power and dis- our struggle, can possible sur- Onions of first quality are available at the cipline and deceit. The legitim- vive. The American people are not ate discontent of yearning peop: complacent about Iron Curtain le is exploited. The legitimate No greater task faces this na- sales counter of ODVA at the corner of Rue tanks and planes less than 90 trappings of sele-determination tion or this administration. No miles from our shores. But a are employed. But once in pow- other challenge is more deservnation of Cuba's size is less a er, all talk of discontent is re- ing of our every effort and en- des Cesare and Rue du Centre, at the following threat to our- survival than it is pressed all selt-determination ergy. : complacent about Iron Curtain le is exploited. The legitimate No greater task faces this na- sales counter of ODVA at the corner of Rue tanks and planes less than 90 trappings of sele-determination tion or this administration. No miles from our shores. But a are employed. But once in pow- other challenge is more deservnation of Cuba's size is less a er, all talk of discontent is re- ing of our every effort and en- des Cesare and Rue du Centre, at the following threat to our- survival than it is pressed all selt-determination ergy. Too long we have fixed a base for subverting the sur disappears- and the promise our eyes on traditional military prices: vival of other free nations of a revolution of hope is bet- needs, on armies to throughout the Americas. It is rayed, as in Cuba, into a reign cross borders, or missiles prepared poisnot primarily our interest or of terror, ed for flight. our security but theirs which is Now it should be clear that 101bs.-Bags 15 Gourdes now in ever greater peril. It is Those who staged automatic this is no longer enough LE that for their sake that we must *riots" in the streets of free na- our security be lost 50lbs.-Bags 15 Gourdes show our will. tions over the effort of Cubans by piece, country may by country, piece to regain their freedom should without the firing of a single Wholesale orders will filled clear The evidence is and the recall the long roll call of re- missile or the crossing of a be on the basis hour is late. We and our Latin fugees who cannot now go back single border. friends will have to face the fact to Hungary, or to North Ko- We intend to profit from this of Gourdes: 2.75 per 10lbs. bags (Minimuml that, we cannov postpone any rea, or to North Viet Nam, or lesson. We intend to reexamine longer the real issue of survival to East Germany, or to Poland, and reorient our forces of all Df freedom in this hemisphere or to any of the other lands from kinds, our tactics and our instself. On that issue, unlike per which a steady stream of ref- titutions here in this commun- 10 bags) and Gourdes: 14 per 50lbs. (Minimpaps some others, there can be ugees pours forth, in eloquent ity. um 10 10 middle ground. Together we testimony to the cruel oppres: We intend to intensify our bags.) nust build a hemisphere where sion now holding sway in their efforts for a in many reedom can flourish; and homelands. ways more difficult struggle than war, yhere any free nation under We dare not fail to see the in- for disappointments will often hitside attack can be assured sidious nature of this new and accompany us. hat ly to all 'our resources stand rea- deeper struggle. We dare not For I am convinced that we respond to a request for fail to grasp the new concepts, possess all the necessary resissistance. THIRD, and finally, it is clear- the new tools, the new sense of ources, and all the skill, and all r than ever, that we face a re- it, urgency whether we will Cuba need to combat the added strength that comes Time takes on a rosy hue entiess struggle in in or South from belief in the freedom of tle globe that every corner Viet Nam. And we dare not fail man. And I am equally convinthrough the sapphire crystal rond the clash of goes far be- to realize that it is this struggle ced that history will record the of Movado SE Firmament" uclear armies or even which is taking place every day, fact that this bitter struggle your watch re there, armaments. and The armies without arms or fanfare, in reached its climax in the late 'he nuclear in large numbers. thousands of villages and mark- 1950s and early 1960s. here, But they armaments are ets and classrooms all over the Let me then make clear, as sthe shield behind serve which primarily globe. of goes far be- to realize that it is this struggle ced that history will record the of Movado SE Firmament" uclear armies or even which is taking place every day, fact that this bitter struggle your watch re there, armaments. and The armies without arms or fanfare, in reached its climax in the late 'he nuclear in large numbers. thousands of villages and mark- 1950s and early 1960s. here, But they armaments are ets and classrooms all over the Let me then make clear, as sthe shield behind serve which primarily globe. the President of the United ersion, infiltration and sub- The message of Cuba, of Laos, States, that I am determined fother tactics a host of the rising din of Communist upon our system's survival and ance, can steadily ad voices in Asia and Latin Ame- success, the picking off vulnerablel rica these messages are all and regarelless regariless of the of peril. cost F1S HER'S HAITTS LARGEST FREE PORT PRICE SHOPS 1) THE CORNER SHOP RUE BONNE FOL The Movado sapphire crystal M. 2654 dral look" gleams with rare brilliance, ld 18 ct. 2) ART & CURIO SHOP FISHERS ACROSS FROM Its hardness : surpassed gold figure dial OU only byt that of the diamond. STOMS You will cherish your Movado which offers you a precision thrice triumphant Ref. 148, SHOPS AND MAHOGANY FACTORY Swiss in three years (at the official minlature ent, gold 18'c ove t., Neuchâtel). Observatory at gold figure dial SAVE UP TO 60 Per Cent ON IMPORTS AND BUY HAITIAN HANDICRAFTS STRAIGHT FROM THE FACTORY MOVADO fmament ON THE RUE DU QUAI ON SALE AT MAISON ORIENTALE (AM. EXPR. AND DINERS OLUB ACCEPTED) AND LITTLE EUROPE --- Page 17 --- HAITISUN" SUNDAY APRIL 23, 1961 A chance for your children, for youth and Dr - Patricia Hertert for vourself to acquire a solid Leaves Haiti Artistic Culture! Follow Courses At (by Our Cap Haitien Correspondent) Katherine Dunham Dr Patricia C. Hertert, from Education Division of Pote Cole, will leave this country in a few School days. For more than sixteep months, she worked with the of ficialsi of the Education Depart RITUAL DANCES, CLASSICAL ment and teachers of the North AND MODERN BALLET in' planning S improvement of schools and helping people de- Dr. PATRICIA HERTERT at farewell party given at Milot voted themselves to the struggle a against illiteracy. iit her nonor, receives a bouquet of flowers from young Haitian admirer. Dr Hertert became very po- nice buffet was offered and. thej pular among peasants living. in attendants enjoyed drinks, sand- bian textile exec,, returned to rural areas, joking with them, wiches, cakes etc. Late in the Choucoune last Monday. sometimes in creole, explaining night, they danced and early in to them with a great patience the morning, people left the reX X why they must send their child- ception-room converted into a Robert O. McDaniel, Kingston, ren to school and to learn them- ball-room. Jamaica bank manager, is vacaselves how to read and write. tioning at Hotel Choucoune. Her daily contacts with Haitian When Dr Patricia Hertert teachers encouraged them in reached the micro to thank all X X their work to reduce quickly the people who were so kind to her, Buffy MacNeal Tripp is going high illiteracy in this country. ini many eyes tears could be to make grandparents of BarSeldom tired, Dr Hertert who seen. Peasants of the North, bara and-Mac this coming July, speaks French and gets along Education Division personnel of Harley Smith and Dick Allen in Creole did a fine job during Pote Cole and Edncation Depart (Dan's son) were nearly tossed her 16-month stay with Pote ment, young boys and girls of outilof a Washington Hotel fori Cole. people who were so kind to her, Buffy MacNeal Tripp is going high illiteracy in this country. ini many eyes tears could be to make grandparents of BarSeldom tired, Dr Hertert who seen. Peasants of the North, bara and-Mac this coming July, speaks French and gets along Education Division personnel of Harley Smith and Dick Allen in Creole did a fine job during Pote Cole and Edncation Depart (Dan's son) were nearly tossed her 16-month stay with Pote ment, young boys and girls of outilof a Washington Hotel fori Cole. Teachers who had the op- Cap Haitien and other northern playing the "Bongo" drums. MUAr portunity to cooperate with her, rural zones will miss Dr Her- Dick is coming down on vacaorganized on March 25th last ay tert, for, she is recognized by tion May 20th. splendid farewell party. The re- everybody as one of nthe most X X ception took place in one of the consciencious technician ever as- Bernard de Verteuil Cocoa ex- The Katherine nice buildings raised at: Milot signed to Haiti by ICA. perti on loan, to Point Four, left follows DUNHAM of Port au Prince by- Pote Cole. Many orators defor good on Friday to return the same programme and delivers livered speeches to magnify the home to Trinidad. Banque Agri-l the same. diploma as the celebrated program realized by this very TRAVELLING cole came through with his re-] helpful technician of USOM. Enreturn ticket at the last minute. DUNHAM SCHOOL OF NEW YORK gineer Gerard Jospitre, CoordinTHIS WEEK X x X ator of the Organization, DirecWhitey Whitehurst is back Enroll now for tor Antoine Darius, head of the Mary L. Gordon and Gladys from Miami and still has his classes. Education Division and many Taylor, both of Beacon, N. Y., jaw struck together with rubberinstructors of Education and Ru-y who were aboard the: Cristobal bands. SECOND STOREY RESTAURANT OF ral Development Division told on its last call last week; lunchx X X the guests about Patricia Her- ed at Le Perchoir. On the table Sammy Ferber is going to the THE ROND POINT (Cite de TExposition). tert and what kind of job she was a Nescafe jar with a small Bahamas on lobster business, did at Pote Cole. live snake in it the ladies hadlfor which the world is hungry. Daily from 10:00am to noon collected somewhere. 4pm to 6pm. Lovely girls and ladies working, with the projeet presented X X X a 2 2 A flowers and souvenir-gifts to Charlie Shayne left Friday Miss Hertert who thanked with for six weeks in the States, folappropriate words: She was tru- lowing a bout with the dentist. & dy much affected by so sincere and deep feelings demonstrated X X X by her former collaborators. At Lionel Delorme, French-ColomSUSE NEW AMAZING FESTIVAL CONSULT sacha thebaud Flour architect U. Lovely girls and ladies working, with the projeet presented X X X a 2 2 A flowers and souvenir-gifts to Charlie Shayne left Friday Miss Hertert who thanked with for six weeks in the States, folappropriate words: She was tru- lowing a bout with the dentist. & dy much affected by so sincere and deep feelings demonstrated X X X by her former collaborators. At Lionel Delorme, French-ColomSUSE NEW AMAZING FESTIVAL CONSULT sacha thebaud Flour architect U. of M. for FOR decoration BETTER CAKES WITH construction BETTER TASTE at castelhaiti Ir p.m. 3 p.m. BETTER TEXTURE * --- Page 18 --- SUNDAY APRIL 23, 1961 HAI1I SU N PAGE 19 $12,000 CANCER FUND German Minister Dr. GHISLAIN GOURAIGE TO SPEAK Returns Today German Minister Kurt Luedde-Neurath returns today from (Continued from page 1) In 1959-60 $8,000: were raised three months home leave. The Institute "National delwill speak on the occasion. His and last year $9,607.78. $1,200 of Minister Luedde-Neurath and Formation Artistique La Compa- talk is entitled "La Litteratures and helped launch the Treat- the proceeds fromra special be- his family spent most of their gnie Gerard Resil" observes its Haitienne Contemporaine,". une ment Center opened in Novemb- nefit ball held at the Sans Souci vacation in the Black Forest re- first anniversary April 27 at the litterature nee de l'Angoisse et er 1959. 'in December ib this years initiall gion of Germany. 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The drainage system will be so constructed as to per: A Rue (it control of fresh water flow through several of the existing lagoons and set up as tish pro: 4 du Quai Juction pools, so < 60e a N irnggle desease and floods. mm a $90,000, special US 1961 Fiscal Year gran't approved recently by the Joint Council for EcoCHOOSE FROM pomie and Technical Aid to Haiti, 50 hectares of the depression will be made habitable and 250 vectares of irrigable land will be drained. The drainage system will be so constructed as to per: A Rue (it control of fresh water flow through several of the existing lagoons and set up as tish pro: 4 du Quai Juction pools, so < 60e a N --- Page 19 --- AGE 20 "HAITISUN' SUNDAY APRIL 23, 1961 INVASION FLOP. at widely separate points but inlas a hero. It said. he escaped the Bahia de Cochinos the point from the attackers Right Amount.. and joined indicated as (1) on the map. a Cuban Government patrol to As surpluses continue to pilefof supplies that is not out of Czech Gun Hailed fight alongside men. The boy, with a semi-auyear's exports -in some cases up, the countries suffering the line with the ability of partici- By Castro's Army armed tomatic rifle, Belgian a fifteen cents per bag- forms amost from the coffee problem pating countries to maintain OFFICERS SAY FOURand a knife captured from one revolfund for promotional activities. are working hard to come up stocks and, more important, it BARRELED WEAPON ver it said: prisonThe World Coffee, Promotion with new uses for the coffee must allow for demand eventu HALTED REBELS er, Haroldo was said he four was SherCommittee that set up to bean. Excess stocks are already ally to absorb part of these HAVANA, April 21 (UPD tanks debarked saw administer this fund of more providing coffee oil, çaffeinestocks in addition to the new Premier Fidel Castro's army bels man but that others by the rea than eight million dollars extract, and fertilizer. anc: officers credited a multiple- water fell in the He year is composed of one repre-l paste fodder for cattle is bemn barreled Czech machine gun estimated and that were there destroyed. were 500 sentative each from Brazil, Co- developed. Coffee-flavored Hps- Perhaps the biggest question having beaten backs the invad- invaders. lombia, the, French Community, ticks àre now on the market in is how and when the major. cof- ers who landed in Las Villas and Portugal, while Mexico and Brazil. fee-consuming countries such as Province Monday. The Cuban officers said Dr. El Salvador represent the other the United States will decide to They said militiamen using Castro had directed the battle Latin American producers. Pro- But stabilizing the market on participate in a long-term agr- the weapon -originally designed personally and moved forward motion campaigns are under a more permanent basis is still eement. Their support would be for anti-aircraft use- held back with his said Dr Casway in six countries of Western the main concern, and a long- practically essential They would the invaders until reinforce- to still men in They battle zone the was the Europe.. - term answer to problem is benefit directly from the assur- ments could be rushed from talking with. prisoners, urgently being sought by the ed regularity of coffee supply Havana to meet the attack. The a man who killed a militiaman including The Agreement, through the Coffee Study Group, currently and from increased earnings of gun, known as the Quatro Boca, while trying to escape 'to the promotion fund, supports the under the chairmanship of U.S their own export sectors, and (four barreled), also shot down United Pan-American Coffee Bureau, Assistant Secretary of State for indirectly -but perhaps most the invaders' aircraft. Militiamen States. asked Dr Castro if which for a quarter century has Inter-American Affairs Thomas importantly- from the effect It was a bloody, battle for. the they should take out the prisonpromoted coffee-drinking in the C. Mann. A detailed study en- that economic stability. would beachhead on Bahia de Cochinos and shoot him and Dr Castro United States and Canada, and titled The World Coffee Prob- have on: the producing nations. and losses werel heavy on both! er replied, "No, but please take conducted coffee research. The lem; Present Status of the In- It has often been stated that sides. Many. militiamen drown- him out of they: reBureau, my sight," an instrumentality of dustry and Future Prospects is consumer nations should join in ed in the coastal. . Mann. A detailed study en- that economic stability. would beachhead on Bahia de Cochinos and shoot him and Dr Castro United States and Canada, and titled The World Coffee Prob- have on: the producing nations. and losses werel heavy on both! er replied, "No, but please take conducted coffee research. The lem; Present Status of the In- It has often been stated that sides. Many. militiamen drown- him out of they: reBureau, my sight," an instrumentality of dustry and Future Prospects is consumer nations should join in ed in the coastal. swamps when ported. the governments of thirteen La- being prepared for the group by a broad agreement because the they tried to Fescape the attacktin American countries and leading research organizations ideological and political security ers in the carly stages of the They said one of Dr Puerto Rico, was formerly sup- and international institutions and of the Western World is directly attack. ar Castro's direct aides, was kilported by assessments of will be ready by April. dependent on its collective eco-l The casualties were especially at his Captain side Carvo, battle. cents led during the ten per bag exported by nomic security. high on the Government's side. Attackers Called its. members to the U. S. In one part of this report, varNo figures were announced, but Castro officers said Wealthy most of ious aspects of a long-term agr- As the Chairman of the Cof hospitals and clubs, in the near the attackers were of the Today average U. S. eement, to include both consum- fee Study Group said in January, by towns yere. filled with wound- wealthy families who members lost all housewife gets sixty-three cups ers and producers, are examin- "There are no easy measures ed. Sixty bodies were buried their holdings under revolutionof coffee per pound; ten yearsled. It would go beyord the fix- for solving the problem, Had yesterday in a common grave: law. One man down ago- she got forty-six and theling of export quotas; it would there been, the problem would A Cuban Army officer said the ary the names of the writing said coffee was better.. "Coffee with control surpluses internationally have been solved long ago." Castro men were "more chris- it was like reading prisoners the memless coffee in it" has been be-to assure their orderly disposal, However, we are on the road tian then they." "We buried roll of the Havana more more a coming and preval- and encourage reduced or in- toward solution, and with con- their dead ones in wooden cof- bership Yacht Club. ent. The Pan-American Coffee creased output as the world si- tinued international coperation fins while our own boys were Bureau's Coffee Brewing Instit- tuation demands, through a sys- we sould reach it. buried where they fell," he said. Cuban Army officers boasted ute in New York, partially sup- tem of incentves. Reprinted from March Americas Took Victims to Ship their men had trade that recovered ported by the in the United The officers said the attack- after their initial setback at the States, promotes the, best brew- Some permanent arrangement JAMAICA - HAITI ers took their wounded and dead invasion site and fought like ing techniques. Its golden cup will have to be worked out. An back to their ships whenever lions. At one point, an officer award goes to establishments effective coffee-control scheme (Continued from page 1) possible. said, "we ordered them to rewhose samples meet its rigidr must not merely restrict exports The selection of the Ligue Hai- They said the high number of treat so we could fire standards. for lagainst but provide a long-run flow tienne De Bridge composes: casualties was explained by the the invaders with light and heaLouis Auguste, Andre Theard, fact that the militiamen had to vy artillery but the leader reFranz Gerdes, Herard C. one point, an officer award goes to establishments effective coffee-control scheme (Continued from page 1) possible. said, "we ordered them to rewhose samples meet its rigidr must not merely restrict exports The selection of the Ligue Hai- They said the high number of treat so we could fire standards. for lagainst but provide a long-run flow tienne De Bridge composes: casualties was explained by the the invaders with light and heaLouis Auguste, Andre Theard, fact that the militiamen had to vy artillery but the leader reFranz Gerdes, Herard C. L. Roy, fight in the open" over roads plied, "I have never retreated MIAMIAN SEARCHES FOR SURVIVORS Henri Reiher and Gerard Ther- where the men could be picked and I won't do it now'. OF CUBAN INVASION HERE mitus. Jean Vorbe is the team's off. They said the rebels used "It was the Quadro Boca that non-playing Captain. tanks and recoil-less rifles plac- did the job," the officer said. Al Burt, the Miami Herald's1 ti-Castro invasion and is inter A number of bridge fan sup- ed in strategic places and They had everything imaginnight city editor is in town on ested in visiting Mole Saint Ni porters who are accompanying "wounded and killed many at able to resist men, weapons a search of Caribbean islands colas for a feature on the near their team from Jamaica parti- one time." and enough ammunition to supfor possible survivors of the An-' est foreign soil to Castro's Cuba. cipated in a tourney by pairs ply two regiments, but they soon Friday night at last night at the Government officials expressReinforceA air support." A lacked VA n In Mmmas mnn NA A n Bellevue Club. ed surprise at some actions of ments arrived and forced the 7 The Haitian League invited all the attackers. They said the invaders back. bridge players to participate in rebels picked up 180 workers When the rebels tried to go Tiambont the pair contest. and several volunteer teachers into the Escambray Mountains Tonight at 2:30pm and 8pm mostly teen-agers assigned to to join other rebel forces there, the finals will be played and the teach illiterates in that zone, they were caught by Cuban Ar IDENTITY PHOTOS bridge playing public is cordial- treated then well and released my men from behind "and were PASSPORT PHOTOS ly invited. them later. : between two fires and crushed," DEVELOPING TENNIS LESSONS? Several cap'ured girls were it was said. TOE reported to have been ordered ENLARGEMENTS ETIENNE to take off most of their clothes Governmnt still- are REPRODUCTIONSS experienced, patient and and then sent out of the combat trying to round troops the remaindmeticulous up Fastest Service In Town / capable of making a champion zone because this is no place er of the invaders believed to Ave Marie-Jeanne, No. 5 > player of YOU! for you." be still hiding in the swampy Cite de PExposition Inscription For Lessons at: area. Dr Castro was reported Boy, 14, Termed Hero twenty miles away leading a Carlstroem St. No. 1377 The Cuban Army singled out! group to cut off rebels fleeing Port au Prince Haiti. Haroldo Massone, 14 years old, toward the Escambrays. FAMOUS SHOES O VER The Wold Barter FOR EVERY OCCASION