--- Page 1 --- Weekly Every Sunday Haili 10c Sun FORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI Ll Avenue Marie-Jeanne CITE DUMARSAIS ESTIME Phone 2061 -Vol XIV SUNDAY APRIL 30th, 1961 - No. 25 New Unicameral Legislature Mysterious To Be Elected Today: 58 Seats Available Fifty-eight Deputies are to win ers on April when he Return recognseats in the new Unicamera) ized the term of the House of Legislature in primary elections Deputies had terminated accorFrom Cuba held through the Republic today. ding to the Military Government President Dr Francois Duvalier Electoral Law of August 1957 UROPI disolved the Legislative Chamb- under which they were elected Mystery surrounds the suddea and not in April 1963 according appearance in Mole Saint Nicoto the Constitution voted by las of five Haitians last weeke ad them in 1957. The Senate was in the wake of the abortive in: Inter-American also disolved cutting 2 years off vasion by anti-Castro forces of their regular term. Cuba. Bank Loans The Presidential Decree also At least three of the men are "Bientot" acknowledged to elect a single reportedly members of the group unified Assembly known as "Lethat Hi-jacked a Cohata (Haigislative Chamber" prescribed tian Army) DC3 killing the piby Article 48 of the 1957 ConstiSLEGANT RUE DU QUAI edifice, home of European Motors, lot, popular "Cowboy" Major Inter-American Development tution. S.A. was inaugurated Friday night under high patronage of Ger- Eberle Guilbaud, and forcing the Bank has finalized its arrange- A Presidential Decree. publish- a co-pilot to fly to Santiago de ments with the Haitian Govern12th tan Minister Kurt Lnedde-Neurath. A Brandt entorprise European Cuba with 32 regular passeng- ment by which $3,500,000 of the ed ry Elections April for announced April 30 to prima- elect Motors is exclusive representative for, Daimler-J Benz and Auto ers aboard two years ago. Bank's funds, with $1,500,000 of fifty-eight Deputtes to the LeUnion. (Photo Dietz) When the plane kidnappers the Haitian counterpart funds, gislative Chamber. arrived in Santiago they wore will be available for industrial, The number of seats in the llysses Grant Dailey Haiti armbands, that read "RIH" for agricultural and commercial Chamber was provisionally set Info Faitian Interior Revolution and loans. Organization ot the loan- at fitty-eight instead of sixtyDies InChicagol shouted "Viva Fidel Castro". entity and personnel is already seven prescribed for in Article Many of the leading Doctors Center In The arrival of the five Haiti-w well advanced. The economy of 48 of the 1957 Constitution cbeHaiti today once looked to ans still unconfirmed officially, the country should be feeling a cause of the absolute necessity lysses Grant Dailey as their New York was made possible by a motor stimulous within 60 days, with constituted by the present finientor and inspiration. As head launch trip across the wind tos- more business activities and ancial crisis seats The provisionally A the surgical staff of Chicago's Club International de sed sea that seperates the Mole payrolls an observer comment distributed in a manner that the ast" Provident Hospital, he not Commerce heard the important from Baracoa, Cuba. Baracoa ed this weekend. (Continued on page 3) aly took Haitian medical stud- announcement of the founding the town on the Windward PasEnts under his wing in his own of a HAITI INFORMATION sage was repeatedly said to stitution but saw to it that CENTER in New York City have been invaded by Anti-Casey received valuable training this past week. Announcement tro forces during the recent other hospitals as well. Dr. was. made by the investment fiasco. A récommendations- were counsellor of the Haiti Develop: Now lodged in detention quart Juabler entrees in the United (Continued on page 2) (Continued on page 20: where he was the acknowa dean of Negro surgeons Sea Monster Shows Ugly os in well as one of the top medicHead At authorities. repeatedly said to stitution but saw to it that CENTER in New York City have been invaded by Anti-Casey received valuable training this past week. Announcement tro forces during the recent other hospitals as well. Dr. was. made by the investment fiasco. A récommendations- were counsellor of the Haiti Develop: Now lodged in detention quart Juabler entrees in the United (Continued on page 2) (Continued on page 20: where he was the acknowa dean of Negro surgeons Sea Monster Shows Ugly os in well as one of the top medicHead At authorities. Borgne PHe was the first of his race address the International Co' Takes Man's Head of Surgeons il a highpoint A friend living in Borgne sent This explanation will satisfy the a 1S this note: many people. - career of man, who fo: "It seems that the sea monst- "What are our skillful past half century has usec spear Sofessional skill and brilliance er goes on its trek along our fishing fans waiting for to rid ains forge a path for his colore. coast line. After scaring swin- our coasts of this undesirable ere (Continued on page 9 mers. in Port au Prince and St. Leviathan? Ar. Marc, he showed up in Borgu LE MATIN, April 28, 1961. a Edward on the "Grande" beach, wher A. Elly our colleague friend, Ernes Takes Up Duties Bennett, practices his favorit: May Day sport. In U.S.LS. 'April 20th, a man was throw Parade ing his net in the sea, when sudl-) denly passers-by saw him snat-] SCHEDULE OF LABOR DAY chedup by a monstruous animal MANIFESTATIONS. that had jumped out of the wai MAY 1st, 1961 er: A few minutes later, the tide THEME: brought on the beach the, same CLET US ENCOURAGE HAI fisherman. This time, he had no TIAN EFFORTS BY BUYING head, no legs, no arms.. A hor NATIONAL PRODUCTS. rible sight according to all. And Meeting Time: 7:00 AM. the horrified crowd let go its A-MEETING PLACE: Exposicomments: tion area "Many people said that the Bicycles, motorcycles: across CAPTAIN and Mrs JEAN TASSY leaving the altar of the Sacre unfortunate fisherman, also a from the French Institute. Coeur Church after their marriage Thursday night. The former woodcutter in his spare time, Cars, camionnettes, the car of Mile Guillaume, the bride was escorted to the altar by Interior had not feared touching a sacred the chauffeur-guides Syndicate: ànd National Defence Minister Dr. Aurele The apricot tree, of which he had across from the Union School. Security Officer of the Presidential Guard. Joseph. groom is cut off parts similar to those Agricultural and industrial (Continued on page 5) the sea monster had chewed off. (Continued on page 20) (Photo Dietz) --- Page 2 --- PAGE 2 *HAITI SUN" SUNDAYAPRIL 30, 1961 HAITI INFORMATION CENTER IN N.Y.) Cuba And The O.A.S. (Continued from page 1) led production of other raw maEditorial ment Corp., Mr Harold A. Tu- terials. The Corp. also is interN.Y. Times April 28 E thill. News releases of Haiti af- ested in converting raw mater fairs would also be made; Tuth- ials to finished products in Haiti To line up the Latin-American jinterests of the Americas lie in] for the Castro regime. " SUNDAYAPRIL 30, 1961 HAITI INFORMATION CENTER IN N.Y.) Cuba And The O.A.S. (Continued from page 1) led production of other raw maEditorial ment Corp., Mr Harold A. Tu- terials. The Corp. also is interN.Y. Times April 28 E thill. News releases of Haiti af- ested in converting raw mater fairs would also be made; Tuth- ials to finished products in Haiti To line up the Latin-American jinterests of the Americas lie in] for the Castro regime. All these ill added, to press, radio and and marketing them. The Cor- countries against the Castro Go- helping to overthrow a Cuban countries feel strongly about in: TV, as well, as answers to in- poration has applied to the Haiti vernment is a major objective regime that is linked to the Sino: tervention and, whether they say quiries on Haiti. President of Govt. for recognition. New York of United-States policy, correctly Soviet bloc and that is trying to anything officially or not, it can the club, Mi Harry R. Tippen- office is at 2109 Broadway, and based on the conviction that the foment Communist revolutions., be taken as certain that they hauer, introduced Tuthill as a the Haitian office will be annWhat the United States cannot condemn the United States role well-konwn member of the Ass- ounced shortly. and must not do is to. demand in the recent Cuban invasion ociation of Consulting Chemists Several important Americans TENNIS LESSONS? that the Latin-American nations fiasco. and Chémical Engineers of New are principles in the Corp. JOE ETIENNE make the choice of either taking York City, who is now specialKey Is Research experienced, patient and our side actively or losing Ame- The United States must win izing in investment counselling. Raw materials that can be meticulous rican goodwill and economic aid. Latin-American support by per: Haitian Mart grown in Haiti for-fast econo capable of making a champion We can get Latin- American sup: suasion. Latin America is anti-- The speaker stated that the mic return according to Tuthil player of YOU! port by an exercise ot power, Communist and no country there Center would also feature a are the Castor bean (for coming Inscription For Lessons at: but it would be valueless. It wants a Castro-type revolution HAITIAN MART, where native jet planes), tobacco, bamboo, Carlstroem St. No. would also be of no use to us joday. We have the military products would be displayed and peanut oil, cacao. Items that Port au Prince Haiti. 1377 to get the required two-thirds power to crush the Castro regpriced. All orders received would pay handsomely after majority in the Organization of ime and we have the economic would be forwarder to Haiti pro- surveys and research are banaAmerican States if that majority power to bring great pressures ducers. List he read off showed na extractives, palm oil, sesame N 0 T C E were made up merely through) on Latin America, but we can the products to be made of, or oil, coconut extension, plantain forcing into line the weak Cen only win the cold war in Latin to be, sisal, palm, straw, plan- processing, glass sands, gypsum, Mme Vve Richard Peters tral American countries, the Pa- America by using our power and tain, leather, coconut, hand car- wool and minerals. Consultant brings to the notice of her loyal raguay dictatorship and a few wealth to bring social justice vings, cordials, coffee, rum, to- Tuthill offered to implement the customers that she has not open- others. and democracy to the people of bacco, vetiver, etc. One purpose needed research programs in ed any branch of Peters Bakery the region. of the Mart would be a direct cooperation with the Depts. Oi of the Champ de Mars where It is necessary for the United The Organization of American build-up of Haiti's home indust Agriculture and Commerce. is found as always the same States to have the major count States has great value and imries, he explained. social justice vings, cordials, coffee, rum, to- Tuthill offered to implement the customers that she has not open- others. and democracy to the people of bacco, vetiver, etc. One purpose needed research programs in ed any branch of Peters Bakery the region. of the Mart would be a direct cooperation with the Depts. Oi of the Champ de Mars where It is necessary for the United The Organization of American build-up of Haiti's home indust Agriculture and Commerce. is found as always the same States to have the major count States has great value and imries, he explained. In Process quality and the same service. ries of Latin America on its portance, but its capabilities are Haiti Development Corp. Tuthill informed that Haiti Deside. These are Mexico, Brazil, limited. If the Latin-A American According to Tuthill, Haiti De- velopment Corp. had intrusted Argentina, Chile and Venezuela. nations agree with us to apvelopment Corp. was established him with 28 proposals for new Mexico has already come down proach the Cuban problem recently in New York for the Haiti industries, on most of his delight Haitians has approa- clearly against trying to solve througn the OAS, so much the purpose of developing and finan- which he was reporting favor ched him with 12 other propos- the Cuban conflict by interna- better. If not, we would be mak: cing Haiti's raw materials that ably on his return this week as als for new Haiti projects which tional means. The new Brazilian ing a mistake to take it as evidare not at present being mark- suitable for investment and fin- he would submit to his investor President, Janio Quadros, haslence of unfriendliness to us or eted as well as to increase need- ancing. He also advised that tolg groups. Loften shown public sympathy favoritism toward Castro. 0 0 - 2 UX 2 ( 2 a 2 2 GRACE LINE Fare For Haiti ONE CLASS NEW YORK PORT-AU-PRINCE (DEPARTURE EVERY FRIDAY): CARGO SHIPS (12 PASSENGERS) 8135 - ALL YEAR COMBO-SHIPS (52 PASSENGERS) FROM 3155 PORT AU PRINCE NEW YORK (DEPART EVERY SUNDAY) LUXURY SHIPS: SANTA ROSA SANTA PAULA - 300 PASSENGERS FARE FROM 3195.00 SFOR INFORMATION S See Joseph Nadal a &Co ( a @ OR YOUR a TRAVEL AGENTX & * --- Page 3 --- SUNDAY APRIL 30, 1961 "HAlII SUN" PAGE 3 News of Cap-Haitien Pre - Election News Govt. Employees To Report To Work Sunday X By our Northern Correspondent By. Order of the Interior Min-April30 the day of general elec- $100,000 For Elections) Dato Daumec withdraws istry, all public employees and tions. Bergensfjord Called An Executive Decree has opFrom Election functionaries must be at. their At Cap ened at the Department of InL respective Departments Sunday LE MATIN, April 29, 1961. terior- an Extraordinary credit of $100,000 for the various ex- Ex-Senator Dato Daumec, În a NEW Tuesday April 25th, the "Ber penses incurred by the Primary letter to newspapers, on election (Continued from page 1) UNICAMERAL. ice. published in newspapers also. zensfiord" of't the Norwegian line Elections of April 30, 1961. This eve, stated he had withdrawn umber of members will not ex- instructed candidates who had palled at Cap flaitien with 452 credit will be reimbursed in pro- from the election for personal deed that of the precedent par: registered their names in the. ato Daumec, În a NEW Tuesday April 25th, the "Ber penses incurred by the Primary letter to newspapers, on election (Continued from page 1) UNICAMERAL. ice. published in newspapers also. zensfiord" of't the Norwegian line Elections of April 30, 1961. This eve, stated he had withdrawn umber of members will not ex- instructed candidates who had palled at Cap flaitien with 452 credit will be reimbursed in pro- from the election for personal deed that of the precedent par: registered their names in the. ourists and a crew of 409 on portions of 75 per cent by the reasons. iament". 21 Senators and 37 afore-mentioned electoral to conpoard, The ship was: consigned communes during the coming The text of Mr Daumec's with: Deputies were originally in the sultations to give the township 0 Maison Otto Schutt & Co and Exercices. drawal is as follows: "I have old two-House system. the list of their delegates in orhe passengers to Southerland the honor to address cordial der to choose by drawings, the represented by Cap Haithanks to the 180 leaders of my On April 18 the City Councils names of persons who will su- - Travel Service of Leopold Electoral staff of the Plaine du invited citizens eligible to vote pervise the polls, as panchez. Candidates At Cul de Sac, of Croix des Mis- to participate on April 30 in the sions of the Decree per of August provi: More than sixty tourists went National Palace sions, Port au Prince, Bel Air, primaries which will be held in 28, 1957. The choice of supervis: -O Citadel Henry and almost 210 La Saline, Sans Fil, St. Martin, the townships in view to elect ing committees was to be made ook the Sans Souci and city Wednesday morning almost all Carrefour, Morne Hopital, Ravi- the candidates of their choice to public Monday April 24 at 3pm. our A. fine folkloric show was the candidates to the Legislat- ne Pintade, Brea,, Carrefour the Legislative Chamber, Thel The polls will open at 6am and ut on with the help of memb ive chamber were at the Nation- Feuille and proprietors of four- Port au Prince City Council not- close at 6pm. of "Guede Troup" made-up al Palace. Many of them were teen. trucks, Unions who all offerthe Schomberg family and received by the Chief of State, ed me their moral and material - 3 2 -A 2 -K V Orchestra at Hos- certain others went away. as support to make me the first - du Christophe. of Port & - sellerte Roy they came and some of them Deputy au Prince, my S atie star of the Show was "Pe- complained to government offi- success already having been as: & te Nadia. : Gina Menard, well- cials and Army officers they sured. But for personal reasons SAVE UP TO 70 per cent ON nown singer and dancer in met by chance, of the toughness I withdraw my candidature." au Prince. She was heart and expensiveness of the elect congratilated for her voice oral campaign. NO ALCOHOL Free elegance. Duty (Le Matin Friday 28.) Liquor April OR COCKFIGHTING the tourists registered in' a voiced their appreciation! WITHDRAWL On the occasion of the elec- VISITORS TAKE ADVANTAGE OF - ar the service and the manageOF tlons, the sale of alcoholic bever-) of the excursion. The only CANDIDATURE ages is prohibited from Saturwas the bad situation 29 at 5 r mE: the sewage system of Cap Lawyer Seide Dorce, because dlay April April 30 at Midaight. pm till Sunday amad too much garbage laid in of his state of health, informs Paquin's ale streets. Service d'Hygiene inspite of the enthusiastic man- Dr. Minister AURELE of JOSEPH State. to be blamed for this monu- ifestations of his many friends FAST DELIVERY TO 16 STATES iental carelessness. and partisans, renounces his The Bergensfjord is the first candidature for the third circonNOTICE PORT AU PRINCE'S cruise-ship to call at scription of Port au Prince (PeAE Haitien this year. too much garbage laid in of his state of health, informs Paquin's ale streets. Service d'Hygiene inspite of the enthusiastic man- Dr. Minister AURELE of JOSEPH State. to be blamed for this monu- ifestations of his many friends FAST DELIVERY TO 16 STATES iental carelessness. and partisans, renounces his The Bergensfjord is the first candidature for the third circonNOTICE PORT AU PRINCE'S cruise-ship to call at scription of Port au Prince (PeAE Haitien this year. Before, tionville - Kenscoff). The Department of Police of (e Capois had only the "Stella He takes this opportunity to Port au Prince advises prorpiet: OLDEST GIFT SHOP V plaris" which is a small but/t thank all those who gave proof ors of cockfights and the public ( ery comfortable boat, with the of their. sympathy on the occa- in general that Sunday April 30 à OFFERS 60 BRANDS TO pacity of 185. She is the only sion of his electoral campaign 1961 on the occasion of the elecip.to be familiar to the histor- and recommends that they are tions the cocktights will not be FROM town of Cap Haitien, thanks always vigilant around the poli- held. CHOOSE the efforts of Raymond Jean- tic of the spiritual leader of the ferre, owner-manager of Chris- nation, the defender of the Mas DANIEL M. BEAUVOIR 51 Rue du Quai phe Citadel Tours of Petion- ses of the back country and of Colonel Armed Forces of Haiti le. the middle-class. Commander of the Department. People devoted to tourism ac-! Port au Prince April 26 1961. nmn ities in the North are. expectSEIDE DORCE. more cruises next season. Do You Want The Best In Nutrition For Your Baby Polling Booths Reduced Voters Increased S And The Family? Electoral Atmosphere YOUR BEST BETI IS: Because ofr the financial situa- (his week has been a decisive tion of the country the Governe MOLINOS" for the today elections. Vot ment obliged is to restrain. puDUTCH POWDERED WHOLE demanstrated don't expenses MILK? they blic and therefor the nt to elect some of the for number of Polling booths has D3 WITH ADDED T who TSGEEEEUIAEENO representents abandon- been reduced and the number the northern area since their of voters. permitted at each VITAMIN D3 ption in 1957. Members of La- booth is" extended from 1,500 ac: Unions are very active. In cording to article 22 of the 1957 ARCA Srnolinog You Can't Beat It!! than 24 hours, the names electoral law to 2,800. NOW lucky winners will be known. The Democratic Rule - ON SALE AT: pple think that big surprises BOULANGERIE DE LA POSTE, ild.be registered after the re- The popularity. of President BICHARA IZMERY, 5 will bes proclaimed!! Dr Francois Duvalier is: sO great 1T - MARCOS TALAMAS & CO. that all- the Candidates to the BOULANGERIE: ST. MARC, Congress claim the Duvalierist 6 a a ALPHONSE MARRA, New Fonctionnaires platform So as to have some 35.00 chance of success. Will not their REVE TER Boulevard Jean-Jaoques Dessalines 'ormer Immigration Officer, triumph at the coming elections BREDA EPICERIE REX, Lalue tocele Jean, was. appointed mean a plebiscite in favor of GEORGES Lalue NOLANDA COLES, Het (Governor) of Limbe. The the head of the State. Is not askHENRI RIGAUD, Petionville, Ang and dynamic Albert Ed. ing the question the same as enne replaced him at the Im- solving it? The people it must ratio" rice. Pierre Gior- bo recognized will vote as much AGENTS AND DISTRIBUTORS: Ormer Erector of boi to elect its representative as eau became Assessor at the to approve the policies of Presi- Hispano-America Trading Co. GEORGES Lalue NOLANDA COLES, Het (Governor) of Limbe. The the head of the State. Is not askHENRI RIGAUD, Petionville, Ang and dynamic Albert Ed. ing the question the same as enne replaced him at the Im- solving it? The people it must ratio" rice. Pierre Gior- bo recognized will vote as much AGENTS AND DISTRIBUTORS: Ormer Erector of boi to elect its representative as eau became Assessor at the to approve the policies of Presi- Hispano-America Trading Co. Of Haiti S.A Hall instead of Leon Jean dent Duvalier" was the banner GEY is campaigning for a ro- headline carried this week by < 69, RUE DU QUAI e" as Deputy of second cir- Oedipe the weekly newspaper of MMfkerption. Jean Magloire. --- Page 4 --- PACT a "HALTl SUN" SUNDAY APRIL 30, 196 Mole St.Nicolas Once Gibraltar Of The this white-capped sea is Cuba's] stones are seen in the cemetery] Christopher Columbus was the Oriente Province where Fidel where the simple styles of re- first to ferret out the potential Antilles Castro's revolution budded and cent years sprout out among ities of the Mole, on December bloomed and where 2 years ago them. The marble statues and6, 1492, followed the jagged threat of invasion brought kha- headstones stand in mute testi- cliff along until he hit upon this NEAREST POINT TO CUBA ki-clad tourists to this old ghost mony of a more prosperous past Dlacid-bay, It was here tha HAS PLAYED HISTORIC ROLE town. at Mole Saint Nicolas. Chris found sweet water.to. fil Striking examples of British his casks from the. River Mol Upon. the outermost tip of thej war when its natural strength Nestling in the embrace of a engineering skill is the long Saint Nicolas or the Gorge. Northern peninsula once stood had long marked it out as the large bay the old town consist- rampart of Fort St Georges on the great fortress of the Mole last refuge in case of supreme ing of a few staggering two-sto- the East side of town. This fort Mole St. Nicolas is the on) Saint Nicolas, the key of the disaster. rey wooden houses, and fisher- was built by the English, as break in an uninviting coastlind Windward Passage, proverbially Mole Saint Nicolas is today men's huts amid colonial acqua- was a huge powder magazine East and West of this ba known as the Gibraltar of the once more in the news with war ducts, and bridges, Mole Saint which is still in good condition] stretches miles of rugged coas Antilles. drum. being beaten over its ho- Nicolas, proud forts are once today. The powder magazine line in the shape of a FOUE Forgotten since the coloniall rizon. A short 50 miles across again ringing with the sound of was skirted by a double wall, concrete step that has vet sentries strutting the ramparts. and the oval interior is of brick. be trowelled. Artillery batteries of Haiti's Not a brick is out of place on Armed Forces have discarded the ceilling and sides. The floor But as mighty and formidaby the old cannons that have peered is now marbled by the visitors as it was the Mole changed gat out across the narrow 50-mile to this shrine of old engineering nisons several times with onl straits to Cuba for nearly two skill LE the goats. (Continued on page 1 centuries and replaced them by later models. The arrival of these young tourists has been for the dlobster dulls hair who almost give "Soaping" fishermen away their catch for a few cents, Halo it? and the little boutiques where glorifies you receive a smile if you ask for ice or a cold drink, something of a great event. A cool drink is available. The bottle is placed in an old colonial well deep' in the earth. There is neither refrigeration nor electric lights here. Mole Saint Nicolas is what could be a Caribbean Tourist Mecca with its ruins of a fabulous past and its unequalled fishing and climate. lobster dulls hair who almost give "Soaping" fishermen away their catch for a few cents, Halo it? and the little boutiques where glorifies you receive a smile if you ask for ice or a cold drink, something of a great event. A cool drink is available. The bottle is placed in an old colonial well deep' in the earth. There is neither refrigeration nor electric lights here. Mole Saint Nicolas is what could be a Caribbean Tourist Mecca with its ruins of a fabulous past and its unequalled fishing and climate. Throughout Haitian history the Mole has been occasionally mentioned as a potential Caribbean naval base for the United States. Fronted and flanked by forts, the town has a spacious parade ground and remarkable ceme TESTIGE of a by-gone era is this entrance gate to a French Fort tery. Ancient marble statues at the Mole. and decorative European headwww FORD WE Not a soap, not a Gives fragrant a a TAUNUS cream-Halo cannot leave dulling, dirtsoft-water" lather catching soapRlm! -necds no special rinse! 17M Removes embarrassing Halo leaves hair soft, dandruf from both hair manngeable-s shining with and scalp! colorful natural highlights! SEE NEW Yes, "soxping" your hair with MODELS AT even finest liquid or oily cream shampoosl leaves dulling, The dirt-catching film. Halo, made largest LUCIANI with a new ingredient, contains selling soap,no sticky oils. Thus Hral glorifies your hair BERHMAN shampoo & the first time you use it. S for Halo-Ameriea's in C fatorites shampoo-today. Amerien Hal - 3) are rd Halo reveals the hidden beauty of the h H-61-1-EL. --- Page 5 --- SUNDAY APEIL 30, 1961 - HATTISUI N PAGE 5 H AITI SUN THE HAITIAN ENGLISH LANGUAGE NEWSPAPER Improve Your LETTERS Community Weekly Published Sunday Morning to the Editor- Publisher BERNARD DIEDERIOH GerantAbroad Responsable MAUCLAIR LABISSIERE Trip EDITOR MEMBER OF THE INTER-AMERICAN PRESS ASSN. Planning ahead is the key tol ever set foot on plane or ship, greater enjoyment, more leis- by ESTABLISHED IN 1950 MIAMI INTERNATIONAL ure and more: profitable use of closely your with local airlines, agency. They travel work AIRPORT your time abroad. There are ents, agAIR TERMINAL IMPROVEMENTS April 26, 1961. many ways to avoid useless road agents, shipping etc., companies, for reliable railWELCOMED BY TOURISTS Bernard Diedrich waiting, hunting for information, data. Your car rental requireAir travelers arriving at Port au Prince are getting HAITI SUN consulting with disinte rested ments are handled with ease and a new and better first impression of Haiti by being Cite de l'Exposition people: on how to go where, you are provided with detailed welcomed in a modernized immigration and customs Port au Prince, Haiti when you arrive abroad, be it and useful information to ansDear Bernard: in the United States, new Afriservice area at the Bowen Field terminal. We are now on our way to ca, Argentine Or Austria, Tahiti wer renting all a your questions about The terminal facilities, improved by Pan American California to promote Haitian or Trinidad. ries right car here in foreign at home. count- In Airways in cooperation with the Haitian government Tourism among the movie stars. Even today many travellers, nearly all foreign countries include air conditioning and enlarging of the area to We shall return to Haiti when especially from smaller countr- local license is valid, but there your abmost twice its former size. we make the grade here. ies to larger ones, do not real- are a few exceptions. , Argentine Or Austria, Tahiti wer renting all a your questions about The terminal facilities, improved by Pan American California to promote Haitian or Trinidad. ries right car here in foreign at home. count- In Airways in cooperation with the Haitian government Tourism among the movie stars. Even today many travellers, nearly all foreign countries include air conditioning and enlarging of the area to We shall return to Haiti when especially from smaller countr- local license is valid, but there your abmost twice its former size. we make the grade here. ies to larger ones, do not real- are a few exceptions. An InterThe extra elbow room and relief from the heat is David & Wally Talamas. ize how many people are lined national Driver's License is up on their way to aid them and not only welcomed by tourists but also facilitates the 24 HOUR BLACKOUT expand their activities and get available- locally for $2.00. may You be can obtained of also work government employes in the terminal service the most from their travel funds, receive detailed information on area. In the cool section of Tete-de- whether for business or pleas- Iforeign car sales from the local Outside the terminal the sidewalk and vehicular area l'Eau, strucks in the Petionville, a blackout ure, But those batteries of train- agent. Chauffeur driven service residents from Fri- ed people cannot seek you out have been redone to help speed traffic. day at 10 o'clock am to Satur- you must go to them. Ifyou is foreign available in' the majority of Lively colorful murals depicting Haitian rural life day morning at 8:00. A truck don't know about them, you can- racks are countries. supplied Roof luggage cover the new terminal walls. cut down an electric post in the not get to them and what they Any necessary car on request. The reconditioning expenses said to total more than area of the Sisters school. have to offer you. or mechanical repairs adjustments that Lights, refrigeration and all $10,000 were shared by the Haitian Tourist Depart- electrical appliances were out of For instance, one of the big- might be required while on long ment and Pan Am. order during this long period of gest organizations in the world trips sentation are of reimbursible receipts. There upon pretime. Many people lost meat, is the company which rentsi Ino hidden or unexpected char- are fish and other food in their re- cars today's ever more an EGLISE EPISCOPALE D'HAITI frigerator. They would be happy lar means of getting around popu- Rent ges. As A Car example, (and take Hertz hurts Port au Prince, Haiti if the Electric Company could while travelling abroad. Behind to take Hertz). it never CATHEDRAL BELLS restablished power more quickly the car you rent is a net of When the Sunday School pupils of the Diocese of when such accidents occur. highly specialized people spread Hertz has created for the traLouisiana were looking for a project to underwrite in over a world-wide list of rental veller the world's most practicoffices, who are trained the Haiti, idea of a bell for the Cathedral caught their chasing equipment and maintain- in pur al and successful plan for auto imagination. We in Haiti were proudiof our Cathedral PONT BORNO ing it, in customer relations, in travel in foreign countries. NEEDS Wherever you travel, you may but unhappy that our lovely tower was silent and needPAINTING making reservations, in the charge it with a Hertz Internaed a voice to sing praises to Almighty God and to bear handling of licenses, accidents, tional Charge Card obtain witness to the faith of our Church. Their Advent Off- We call the attention of the providing road maps, in giving one free of charge before you go answerable Service about the si- advice and aid in selection of from ering of 1957 provided about $1.200.00, and SO the bell tuation of Pont Borno at Petion- the interesting, places to visit. was silent and needPAINTING making reservations, in the charge it with a Hertz Internaed a voice to sing praises to Almighty God and to bear handling of licenses, accidents, tional Charge Card obtain witness to the faith of our Church. Their Advent Off- We call the attention of the providing road maps, in giving one free of charge before you go answerable Service about the si- advice and aid in selection of from ering of 1957 provided about $1.200.00, and SO the bell tuation of Pont Borno at Petion- the interesting, places to visit. abroad agent Auto, the Hertz Iocal was S.A... which guaranteed. ville. The bridge needs urgently A1l roads lead to pleasure any- bring us back to the to a key The possibilities of having a chime of bells now pre- coat of paint to preserve the where in the world... through a greater enjoyment 1 plan it all sented itself and caught the imagination of our own metallic structure from oxida- rent-a-car system. before you go and travel with of tion. As everyone knows, that Most important of all, your a people in Haiti and some our friends. After a visit bridge is very important for the rental and reservation, delivery knowledge assurance, that free mind and the to the Loughborough Bell Foundry at the time of the traffic to "Head of the water" and pick-up service can be ar- most, enjoy the you best will see and the let 1958 Lambeth Conference, it was decided that we district, where among others ranged right here, before youlHertz do it for you. would have several bells and, finally, that we would the Minister of Finances lives. have a chime of fifteen. PETIONVILLERS! A mmmn A I a With the exception of a few definite gifts to provide a bell, the gifts have been towards the entire project New At U.S. Our own people, school children, missions, stations, Embassy friends have all contributed and now the fifteen bells (Continued from page T1 are in place. The latest addition to the HAITI AIRWAYS Because these bells are being installed as part of American Embassy staff here is - S our Centennial Celebrations (1861-1961), we wanted Edward A. Elly, 28, of Detroit, P. 0. BOx 691 who arrived Monday morning on INTERNA ATIONAL IRPOAS to name the bells in such a way that the various a direct transfer from the Ame- - Church organizations in Haiti, the people, the parishes rican Consulate in Marseille, PORT AU PRINCE, HAITI and the dioceses with whom we have had particularly France. close contact in one way or another would be remem- Assigned to the U.S. Informabered. So we have bells named for: tioh Service Elly will serve as Welcomes to visit our new Cultural Affairs Officer. you airways counter> Louisiana (Diocese)-St. Peter (St. Peter's, MorrisSat the airline terminal building. Courteous bi-> mil town, N.J)-Diocese d'Haiti-St. James, (St James, A graduate of the University personnel are on M Madison Ave, NYC)-Dames de l'Eglise- Edith Cut- of Michigan Journalism Depart- dingual duty Monday through? (ler Beloy Charleston Dallas (Diocese) Yolan- ment, Elly worked as county Saturday from 9 A.M. to 3 P.M. ready to pro-s de Brown - Rhode. Island (Diocese) Scouts Angli- political reporter for the Owosso <vide you with cans Second Province Jeunesse Argus-I Press, a Michigan daily, ( Quisqueya before entering U. S. I. S. in Confraternite de St. Andre. March, 1960. INTERNATIONAL AIR TAXI The bells were blessed on Palm Sunday, March 26, and with the dedication of the "Carillon" on May 7, His military service included AIR AMBULANCE SERVICE the project begun by the Church School pupils of the four years in the discharged U.S. ocese) Scouts Angli- political reporter for the Owosso <vide you with cans Second Province Jeunesse Argus-I Press, a Michigan daily, ( Quisqueya before entering U. S. I. S. in Confraternite de St. Andre. March, 1960. INTERNATIONAL AIR TAXI The bells were blessed on Palm Sunday, March 26, and with the dedication of the "Carillon" on May 7, His military service included AIR AMBULANCE SERVICE the project begun by the Church School pupils of the four years in the discharged U.S. Air Force, Auin being honorably oxygen equipped aircraft Diocese of Lonisiana will have been realized. No longer gust 31, 1955 with the rank of Dsilont roly Trinity Cathed-al tower will ring out in S-Sgt. AIR SHOPPERS SERVICE Fa-lusgiviog and praise for the witness of the Epispopal Church not only in Haiti but throughout the He is married to Karen v. hWorid. Snyder, also a graduate of the PORT AU PRINCE? University of Michigan. They AIRPORT TERMINAL 1861 CENTENAIRE DE L'EGLISE have one daughter, Evelyn Ve: EPISCOPALE D'HAITI 1961 nessa, born March 14, 1961. w --- Page 6 --- PACE 6 HAITISUN SUNDAY APRIL 30, 1961 MARIO DOOGOODE A chance for your children, for vouth and tiJoseph report Love And Courtship for yourself to acquire a solid On Navasa Island Artistic Culture! Follow Courses At A HAPA POLL Katherine Dunham School Reynolds Pilot Henri Wiener is flying to Florida for a motoi checkcup with his daughter and expecting word of a new member RITUAL DANCES, CLASSICAL of the family... Andre Khawly is assuming the distributorship of White Label Scotch Wiskey as of May 1... Club Haitiano-Arab has AND MODERN BALLET grand: "bal des ballons" tonight with Issa' 's orchestra and the Ba coulou show beginning at 8pm, 2lours after thej polling booths close The club is having a Labor Day 4pm party. for the children wit. 20 p.c. Of Wives Get famed comic Languichatte providing the laughs.. Thursday has] No Engagement Ring been set aside as English- -language film night at the Drive-in mo- The theory iS that he says vie at Delmas... Ked Cross Day is on May. the 8 F a large contri- "Will you marry me?" and the bution box has been placed m the new Bowen Field terminal... engagement is announced. In Mechanical Engineer Sonson Ilabib has graduated from a five fact three women out of ten months refresher course at the Sandstone College on the Rue du never get a formal proposal Centre... It was Pierre not Edouard Baker that graduated recent- The legend is that he ther o: pops a ring on her finger ly... The administration of Admiral Farragut Academy, St. Peters- at least takes her shopping fo burg, Florida announçed this week the award of a blue and silver one. riband for academic achievement and a blue riband for excellence FACT: One woman in five in deportment this past month to cadet Petty Officer Willam T. never has an engagement ring Ellis Jr. son of Mr and Mrs Bill Ellis of the U.S. Embassy in The belief is that the wife't mother then starts finding obPort. Cadet Ellis has also been outstanding in tennis, riflery, jections. swimming and sailing.. Father Antonio Adrien of St Martial's Col- FACT: It is more than likely HUACY lege has such a bad case of arthritis that medics are worried to be the husband's mother who about saving a leg... will create trouble. The Katherine DUNHAM of Port au Prince Jamaica trounced Haiti at bridge at the Bellevue club last The conviction is that women hus- follows the same programme and delivers survey the field of possible weekend. The first rubber saw Louis Auguste and Andre The- bands and select the best prosthe same diploma as the celebrated ard. victors over the visitors but after resbuffling of Haitian play- pect." DUNHAM SCHOOL OF NEW YORK ers that left Andre Theard out they lost Miss Haiti 1961, FACT: More than half the woEnroll now for classes. . The Katherine DUNHAM of Port au Prince Jamaica trounced Haiti at bridge at the Bellevue club last The conviction is that women hus- follows the same programme and delivers survey the field of possible weekend. The first rubber saw Louis Auguste and Andre The- bands and select the best prosthe same diploma as the celebrated ard. victors over the visitors but after resbuffling of Haitian play- pect." DUNHAM SCHOOL OF NEW YORK ers that left Andre Theard out they lost Miss Haiti 1961, FACT: More than half the woEnroll now for classes. Mlle Edna Delinois is in Philadelphia on a health trip.. Aubelain men in Navasa believe "fate" SECOND STOREY RESTAURANT OF Jolicoeur has been missed on the night-club circus this week. He guides them to their choice, and THE ROND POINT (Cite de FExposition). most of them believe that there is attending a tourist meeting in Caracas... Haiti's Miss Cafe 1961 is only one possible "Mr Right". Daily from 10:00am to noon 4pm to 6pm. Mile Gladys Domond is on a four year scholarship at a college All this emerged from a surin Montreal, Canada... vey into marriage in Navasa - If ever a Dutchman endeared himself to the Haitians it is Rein a nation-wide inquiry undertakVon Bleck who ends four years with the Curacao Trading Cem- en by HAPA Polls in an attemptl pany here Monday and returns to his homeland. French and Creole to of provide married the life. background facts WATCHES OF GREATDISTINCTION 2D speaking Rein got to know most of Haiti and its people and is The most startling finding is TO GIVE AND WEAR WITH PRIDE reputed to have even met the Sea Monster on one of his yachting that the women of Navasa are PER 1 Ds. Friday evening Eddy and Joyce Van Meer gave him a grand extreme romantics. They claim farewell party at their Turgeau home attended by Curacao Trad- they are guided to their mates : a ing Company employees and their many friends.. . Lionel d'Adesky destiny by- what rather they than think by of their as their own returned home from a business trip to New York this week with calculations. the agency for the Dovar line which is going to establish regular More often than not they find service between Niew York and Port au Prince with its first sailing their destiny in their own home May 18... First English version movie shewn- at the Drive-In last town in the next street, or even Thursday had Haitians gripping their car doors in terror scary next door (although the higher social classes tend-to range farmnovie about voodoo in Manhattan... A yacht from the Miami-Nas- ther afield). sau race is expected at Cacique Island this- weekend... Le Matin's By far the largest proportion mixing of headlines has confused readers. They slugged CIA as almost half- met their husIOA.. The Brochette at Carrefour is attracting an interesting Left bands at a dance, or some other bank crowd Saturday nights... AI Burt wrote about his three day social function. Twenty per cent met him at work. Meetings at visit to Haiti under the title "Haiti is sitting at Back door of the local church or throagh mi Cuba Interested ouly in alleviating hunger" in the Miami Herald tual friends are also fruitful for Ref. 7317 atgehatisi-ratroiadeg Friday one of a series on "Crisis at our doorstep".. Edwin romance. watches 39 Jewels l Gyrotron powered. Marger of Haiti Airways has placed a proposal with the Dept of One curious fact is that an un- See the superb. 19G0 Girard- Perregaux Commerce for the right to airlift sightseers from Cap fiaitien to (Continued on page 15) Selection: > models at foremost. jewellers. the Citadel by helicopter. King Henry would approve?. Travelling Around American writer Alida Carey is spending a fortright here COV Three Chicago nurses, Kay ering Haiti.. Aux Cayes water-front came to life this-post weck Walsh, Helen Slingsby and Joyce when the SS Hamine and Costa Rica loaded 113,000 sacks of sugar Garvey, who stayed at the Mon GIRARD-PERREBAUX from the Usine Dessalines destined for foreign consumption ac- tana for three days (by travel Fine Wezehern/tf31791 cording to Le Jour.. by helicopter. King Henry would approve?. Travelling Around American writer Alida Carey is spending a fortright here COV Three Chicago nurses, Kay ering Haiti.. Aux Cayes water-front came to life this-post weck Walsh, Helen Slingsby and Joyce when the SS Hamine and Costa Rica loaded 113,000 sacks of sugar Garvey, who stayed at the Mon GIRARD-PERREBAUX from the Usine Dessalines destined for foreign consumption ac- tana for three days (by travel Fine Wezehern/tf31791 cording to Le Jour.. Mr Walter Robichek, executive. of the Mone- agent arrangement), were verz tary Fund is down from Washington for talks was. welcomed upon happy. the PAA to get flight in another failed day to leave when arrival by U.N. Téchnical Assistance representative here J. B. last Monday. Richardot... The Raoul Blains have a baby daughter-Maris-Jrisie. Mr and Mrs Henri De ChezelAccording SID SALE to the coffee ON sale of THE from les.are AT registered Octuber 1, vacationing at te Chou3960. to April 24, 1961 totals 209,534 sacks of 60 kilos... Paul Kenne- coune, with a sidc trp to the dy of the New York Times arrived from San Juan Friday Citadelle. 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A. without affecting your quota.- See us for more information. tatordins Loce A a4 R & eeceeeee 20 -0 X 00066606666 --- Page 8 --- PAGE 8 "HAITI SUN? SUNDAY APRIL 30, 1961 French FAO Fishery Officer Leaves Haiti months of whalo-marking each, signed to improve knowledge of year in the seas off Ecuador. fish availability and methods of To Head Ecuadorian Fishery Institute The institute is intended to catching, handling, processing be permanent, said Dr D. B: and marketing fish. In Ecuador, Finn, Director, FAO's Fisheries this should mean better manageDivision, "and the foreign staff ment and exploitation of fish will gradually be replaced by stocks, particularly bonito, anRome, 12 April - Mr Fran- last July. Prior to that, he waslly fisheries adviser to the Viet trained national staff. It is de-Ichoveta and shrimp." cois Bourgeois, formerly FAO fishery officer and FAO repre- Nam government and fisheries fishery officer in Libya, Tuni- sentative in Tunisia for 3 and expert with the Supreme Comsia and Haiti, will arrive in a half years. mander for the Allied Powers Ecuador late this month for a (SCAP). His first assignment INSURE WITH SURE INSURANOE four year assignment as Direc- While in Tunisia, Mr Bour- for FAO was in 1956 in Libya. tor of the National Fisheries geois was active in finding and The purpose of the EcuadorCALEDONIAN INSURANCE COMPANY charting new fishing grounds, ian institute is to help the govInstitute, Guayaguil. improving the sardine fisheries ernment foster the country's ecoThe Ecuadorian National Fish- and in extending Tunisian trawl- nomic development by a substery Instituite is the second major ng father offshore. Together antial expansion of fishing and Foundod In 1805 U. N Snecial Fund fishertes with an FAO master fisherman, lancillary activities. project, with FAO as executing he introduced the use of underINCORPORATED BY SPECIAL ACT oF agency, to be established in La- water lamps into Tunisian sar: Pier facilities, maintenance tin America. The project calls dine fishing. for the Institute's two research THE BRITISH PARLJAMENT for a government contribution vessels, and personnel are to be of $663,040 over a four-vear per- Mr Bourgeois, who holds a provided by the Ecuadorian Naiod, and a snecial Fund contri- master's certificate in the vy. The Navy will also provide RONY CHENET & SONS bution of $633,800. French Merchant Marine, join- hydrographic and meteorogical AGENTS FOR HAITI ed the French Fisheries Service information on areas not studied Mr Bourgeois has been FAO in 1945 as a fisheries expert andlby the Institute's vessels and fishery officer in Haiti since administrator. 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FOR RESERVALIONS, ROAD MAPS AND SUGGESTED ITINERARIES, WRITE,OR CABLE A VIS CAR RENTA LS P.O. Box 602 PORTAUFRINCE HAITL M --- Page 9 --- SUNDAY APRIL 30, 1961 "HAITISUN" PAGE 9 Honor and Merit. Said Dr Geor- Idoctor refused to hear the word Doctor Dailey Dies ges Hudicourt at the banquet in "retire." his honour: "We salute today not He opened a house here and only a doctor, but a man who spent the best part of 2 years American Helped Many Haitians in U.S. has aided his entire race and as a resident of Martissant with all humanity." his wife. (Continued from page 1) members of the profession. Morel New World. The Haitian Exhi- Although he had more than His death in Chicago last week brothers in a field laden with the than 40 articles on various as- Dit placed in charge of the great a half century of Public Serv- is mourned here by his many forbidding bars of racial preju- pects of surgery have been pu- American ex-slave, diplomat and ice behind him, the dapper little grateful friends and admirers. dice. blished by Dr Dailey in the past Drator, Frederick Douglas, Dr: four decades, including some Dailey got to know his first HaiSouthern-born, Doctor Dailey important findings on the phren- tians when he was doing posttravelled North to Northwestern ic nerve. graduate work in Paris in 1912. University in Chicago to begin There he became acquainted his medical studies. When he In 1951, he was tapped for a with Auguste Casseus and Fegot his degree in 1906, he was medical-diplomatic mission... a lix Viard. "They gave me my the youngest graduate and stood trip. to Pakistan to give impor- first look at the deep strain of fetes among the first twenty in a class tant lectures and demonstra- culture that exists in your peopof 125. The following year he tions in the new Oriental Repu- le" the American surgeon re: became ambulance surgeon for blic's three medical centers at called at that time. the Chicag Department of Tucke Rollei go Karachi, Lahore and Dacca. No Health- patching up the fearful In spite of all this activity, When young Haitian students emergeney cases that fill the the quiet mannered Doctor has came to him for training, he night wards of large American had time for a genial family life. could always be counted on to Touahe cities... victims of accidents He and his wife, the former ease their feeling of strangeness gang wars, neighbourhood fights Eleanor Jane Curtis, raised a and loneliness in a foreign land. and would-be suicides. Soon the boy. and a girl and enjoyed In 1944, when Dr Dailey made U8ot bespectacled young mahogany romping with seven grandchild- his first visit to Haiti, a score colored surgeon won a reputa- ren. or more of local doctors were tion for being one of the most Dr Dailey told the "Sun" back able to return his hospitality. efficient and best-liked men in in 1954 that his attention was Then 1954 the LIGA pu in Haitian GovChicago's busy Health Service. first focused on Haiti in 1893 ernment itself gave the noted L After three years in the emer- when Chicago held a big Expo- American surgeon an approprigency operating room, he mov- sition to observe the 400th anni-late "Thank You" by decorating MeLA6 ed over to the Provident Hos- versary of the settlement of the him with the National Order of WITH A pital Dispensary as GynecologR ist for.an eight-year stretch. In Voiut between hours in his dispensary Caribbean Construction Co. SA. first focused on Haiti in 1893 ernment itself gave the noted L After three years in the emer- when Chicago held a big Expo- American surgeon an approprigency operating room, he mov- sition to observe the 400th anni-late "Thank You" by decorating MeLA6 ed over to the Provident Hos- versary of the settlement of the him with the National Order of WITH A pital Dispensary as GynecologR ist for.an eight-year stretch. In Voiut between hours in his dispensary Caribbean Construction Co. SA. -linden office, he taught medical classYoigitinder es And during the same busy Builders Of The Military took leave City years he of absence HASSELBLAD to take up post-graduate studies BESSAMATIC in Paris and Berlin. In 1925, he Gen. Manager: Gerard THEARD made a seven-months tour of a BRAUN Hobby great hospitals on the continent Phone: 3955. BO.. 284 $3 before returning to Chicago to P. O. CAMERAS AT FREE PORT PRICES establish his own sanitarium. 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HAITIAN SONGS. 0 We ship to the States TUNUU w A S --- Page 10 --- PACT 10 SUNDAY APRIL 30, 1961 "HAITI SUN PAGE 1 The Economic Resources Of Siera Leone Lunch Dine Have Cocktails By The SEA-SIDE This is the first of two articles farming remained on a primtive, itook place, but was on this bas- the Colonial Development and one agriculture on a much more alth and in social welfare. at well over 1b6,500,000 sterling, ritten to mark: the aftainment shifting cultivation basis. is very slow. Welfare Acts. healthy basis, although only rdenedwith very little extern- independent Sierra Leone is well KYONA of BEACH its independence by Sierra By the 1930s, Siera Leone's some of the production targets debt, but credited with Lon- placed to carry its development Leone... main was palm produce, Iron Discovery Agrieulture Plan have been reached. It iS un sterling balances estimated forward in the next ten years. kernels a oils of the oil palm The situation. was transformed Out of this plan came a deter- doubtedly true that Sierra Leby ROY LEWIS (Elacis guineensis). denedwith very little extern- independent Sierra Leone is well KYONA of BEACH its independence by Sierra By the 1930s, Siera Leone's some of the production targets debt, but credited with Lon- placed to carry its development Leone... main was palm produce, Iron Discovery Agrieulture Plan have been reached. It iS un sterling balances estimated forward in the next ten years. kernels a oils of the oil palm The situation. was transformed Out of this plan came a deter- doubtedly true that Sierra Leby ROY LEWIS (Elacis guineensis). Apart from in the 30sby the discovery mined effort to improve agri- one's agriculture has great posof "The Exconomiat", London one small plantation, this grew three important minerals LS culture to stibilities, given skill and orgawild in the bush and wasnot to a small output of alluvial crops as and well expand home-grown export nization: under a wholly African 00Until the 1930s it was thought cultivated (asin the Belgian gold. chromite, con: foodstuffs This : attempted for example, itr may DEEP-SEA FISHING EXCUESIONS that Sierra Leone was a Congo). by large seale planta- Veniently BL near the ter by scientific methods, by LF possible to develop modern Tremendous In country, with a difficult" and E tions run by foreign capital. minus of the railway to the in- more" of oil rubber HAVE YOUR Progress plantations palms, PARTY AT KYONA fertile tropical sol.and few min- Among the minor exports were terior, built more for adminis- setting institutes, up agricultural extension researeh of and cotte, which was not polieral resources. It had, from the piassava, a reed used in brush- trative than economic purposes, by the tically possible. owing to tribal a communications, Social time the British started to deand kola highgrade haematite in roads' and the rule. Welfare making, little ginger, iron ore- creation of boards suspicions. during British -00velop the original colony of nuts, an African medictnal fruit. the Marampa hills, Wwhich marketing CO- Diamond Boom emancipated slaves (founded in The population had afairly var- cessitated a second railway, and and constpner and prodicer The full progress of the agrt- by DON TAYLOR Take education. In the eight Swim, Spearfish, Snorkle, Water-Ski a rather in an area operatives, E 1788), disheartening his- ied. diet, but. the staples were alluvial diamonds of crops. It was found cultural however, has been Editor of years. 1950 and 1958 the and manioc bebween. tory of agricultural failures, and rice. Development near Kono, one the remotest sudden upsurge cpei chietdoms inthe protectofate. Lm Leone liestat the junetion hampened of another: E source the of wealth - "New Commonweatth number of prtmary schools: in These minerals immedintely pro- of several climatic zones, sO diamonds. In the early "50s, dia- always (London). thought thatt the creased number from of children 277.to-522, and'the And Sail In Safe Coastal vided the through taxes ithat tually it all can, the in chops fact, that: grow monds were in many of ady have and strangely underpu- schools from 34,520 at to 69,276. those Waters From Kyona and sources E of government royalties, CaCA revenue, new whille iproved successful in West Atrica the ous rivers area proved and - to diamondifer- be vastly cised progress of Sierra Le The number of children at seindustrial skills and trade union as a whole. , and'the And Sail In Safe Coastal vided the through taxes ithat tually it all can, the in chops fact, that: grow monds were in many of ady have and strangely underpu- schools from 34,520 at to 69,276. those Waters From Kyona and sources E of government royalties, CaCA revenue, new whille iproved successful in West Atrica the ous rivers area proved and - to diamondifer- be vastly cised progress of Sierra Le The number of children at seindustrial skills and trade union as a whole. than had: been supposed esince eof the World most War satistying II' provides suc: doubled condary in schools the same was period, more than rea: organization edby Atrican began" workers to: be at learne Ma- "The planting of bananas, cof BE mining a compay. vast unlicensed sses of British colonial policy. ching a figure of nearly 6,000 Production of iron ore fec and coco a was begun digging Immediately began, match- ere has been little that about was by 1958. AE LE nearly 1,000,000 tons at groundnuts and millet the output ed.by a a smuggling organt- amatic but all or the spectacular time this West College Is the beginning of Worla War- II, was expanded and catileand could not Special Pride A ization which the polices and the value of diamontds to fishing industries, small, were though modern- they stop, and young men were hrican people country has. moved of about steadily 2,300,- Teehhical training has receiv: nearly During a 1M.,00.00 World War sterling, II (vhich E More important still, me numbers drawn. from It the became land-in impossible large andit is better equipped ed particular attention, and stimulated economic activity chanized produetion was tomaintain the diamond compa- Fa a number of other the more full than 1,100 were receiving erlia a to. beans and gave many Sierra Leonians started in E swamplands monopoly, and the conces trican countries face or part-time training by foe valtable training in the army) most important innovation, for o was terminated. A diamond bilenge is of particularly independence apparent 1958 Teacher training in has been Sierra Leone was required) lke not only didit to produc- buying organization was set up This the field of social welfare: another expansion sphere has taken which rapid and ee and profit place, erlia tion. but it TE the growers, of and every effort made to deve e figures show that progress by the of goodhew - other colonies, to prepare post checked. expansion 1op an African industry whose ere has been very marked. end the oh same year 12) development plan' to : car- dry rice cultivation rOB the large hill- profits should stay in the coun- (Continned page by N THE PRINCE of Wales Secondary School, I'reetown, Sierra Leone. resources, both and mobilizing by. loans and loc: sides tareas with which threatened erosion. rtry. cesstul; This diamond has been exports largely suc- rose The Principal (centre) and the Art Master (in hlack) talk (to some FE grantsin-aid provided by the Since the ER the war, an. from 1b1.50,00 sterling in 1950 students in front of the new office block. United Kingdom taxpayer under active policy has put Sierra Le- to 1b6.400,000 sterling in 1957. Promising new deposits of o lother minerals have been found 3 such as titaniuim, platinum and rtry. cesstul; This diamond has been exports largely suc- rose The Principal (centre) and the Art Master (in hlack) talk (to some FE grantsin-aid provided by the Since the ER the war, an. from 1b1.50,00 sterling in 1950 students in front of the new office block. United Kingdom taxpayer under active policy has put Sierra Le- to 1b6.400,000 sterling in 1957. Promising new deposits of o lother minerals have been found 3 such as titaniuim, platinum and RE a bauxite; columbite is beling minX edin small quantities. hat Though the diamond boom had its anhealihy repercussions, stimblated deveyes...you get coupled with thecon growth in the iron ore industry the valuie of Whose out F put rose from 1b1,250,000 sterl: 1950 to 1b4.500,000 sterling aitian G F 19573 exports in 1959 were 1,500,000 tons. sOeNo beans in of CONSIDERABLE agricntture development schemes are being workevery cup Strong Finances ed ont in Sierra Leone to improve the economy of the country. 0) CuE A small number of secondary Herea farmer is using modern tractor equipment to clear grass roft the industries. have grown up between OIl palms on a plantation. wooctworking soap, engineering, but scople is limited by the size o NESCAFE 69, RUE DU QUAI nical of.the market and managerial and lack of skills. techThe all coffee instant coffee with the This growth is reflected in the (Let's have another cup" taste. WHAT TO BUY : trade and budget statistics. It's that extra coffee (KEN) U Imports have risen from 1b4,- no secret beans make o SISAL BAGS and BELTS 980.000 sterling in 1948 to 1b23,- - coffee extra good. 43 choice, deep-roasted 500,000 sterling in 1959, while beansgoi into every flavorfuleupo of today's have risen from Ib 81020 NESCAFE FRENCH PERFUMES and LIQUORS E sterling to 1b21,900,000. At Nescafé, Noother coffee. . - noi matter how INSTANT the same time revenue from it'smade : tastes so fresh, S01 friendly, SO .WOOD CARVINGS - MAHOGANY taxation andi other sources has completely satisfying, In today's Nescafé, a risen. from 1b2,110,00 sterling to COFFEE the aecent is on coffee! .TORTOISE SHELL ant estimated 1b11,500,000 sterling TEArC-E tor 1960: Get today! .STRAW NESCAFÉ GOOS. PAINTINGS All: -this has made posilble a rapid expanston in twaeeal and air network, a growth (still bleneded and noasled output, imFa slow) in electricity 20 your tasle vier P portant. port extensions other capital and, worls of coturse, like 27IR0TE722 - 3 ary big strides Lin primary, second: NURSE TEACHING villagers practical domestic cie and higher education, in --- Page 11 --- PACE 12 "HAill SUN SUNDAY APRIL 30, 1961 coumcils, who are advised by social development officers. Sixmonth training courses are held Tremendous Bo for Progress. at community development workers. Community dev- (Costinued from page 11) and is devoting an increasing elopment covers a large area of more than 600 students were at- proportion of its income to that activity, but two of the more ISSA College OHAITI tending Fourah Bay or end. 11 --- PACE 12 "HAill SUN SUNDAY APRIL 30, 1961 coumcils, who are advised by social development officers. Sixmonth training courses are held Tremendous Bo for Progress. at community development workers. Community dev- (Costinued from page 11) and is devoting an increasing elopment covers a large area of more than 600 students were at- proportion of its income to that activity, but two of the more ISSA College OHAITI tending Fourah Bay or end. notable aspects are the improthe other institutes in Sierra The same determination to ex- vement of village sanitation and Leone. pand is clearly evident in the the construction of feeder roads. ART GALLERY health services. The framework Community centres have also Of course, Fourah Bay Coll- here consists of base and rural Sierra Quai successful LeonRoedo proved in ege (now a university college) hospitals, backed up by healt. one and increasing emphasis is has always been the special centres, which consist of a dis- being placed on youth activities, Sculplures by PAINTINGS by pride of the country. For many pensary, a small maternity and including the training of youth years it has been producing child welfare unit, and a san- leaders. R.FRANCOIS Cedor arts graduates, but for two years itary office. In addition, there is How has Sierra Leone been J. DU PERRIER J.E. Gourgue past there have been courses the important Endemic Disease: able to provide for this post-war V.Denis in pure science and also in en Control Unit, which in two years expansion of the social services? O.DU PERRIER L.Lazard gineering. (Incidentally, morel treated no fewer than 450,000 First of all, because of the inADIMANCHE J.Gabriel than 1,000 students from Sierra people for yaws. creased prosperity of the coun- C N.Jean Leone are studying in Britain.) try; secondly, because of the asThese education figures may Community Development sistance given from Britain's not appear startling to citizens Colonial Development and Wel of the more advanced countries Another aspect of the social fare funds. To give but two exof the world, but.they are heart- services which has been heart amples: since the end of the ening for an African country. eningly successful is community war a total of 16850,000 sterling What is even more significant development. Although there is was allocated to Fourah Bay is that Sierra Leone has an of central administration, the fin: College; five new hospitals and ficial goal of free compulsory ancial and political control of a large number of health cenand universal education for all, areas are exercised by district tres were completed under Colonial Development and Welfare NOW...You can take schemes. 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Little Europe Port au Prince Haiti Splendid La Belle Creole's WORLD-WIDE SHOPPING AT FREE PORT PRICES JOSEPH NADAL & CO. --- Page 12 --- SUNDAY APRIL 30, 1961 "HAITI SUN> PAGE 13 Gisele Genece Attends 3 RD Con ference Police Put A Hex On Mental Heasth Voodoo a Artist Port au Prince April 25 On Bertran Schaffner of New York; has greatly benefited. The Mrs Gisele Genece, Secretary at Mrs. Barbara Kelly, Executive School hopes to continue the adoBaton Rouge, La., "Youl ducted a pre-sentence investiga- St. Vincent School for handicap- Secretary (Jamaica) and Mrs lescents' Mental Health improcom- ped children has returned from Harold Feld man write the girl's name on a piece tion. when a second woman participating in the third Men- They have worked (Jamaica). feverishly vement make by a program which of paper three times. Then turn plained to police about his atten- tal Health Conference. The to obtain a successful will use of the these experienthe paper cross-wise, and write tions. School is headed by Sister Joan ce from which St. conferen- ces obtained during interhers Vincent School meetings. your own name across nine Margaret of St. Marguerite's lesting times. He has several other hexes Convent and under the supervi "Don't crease the paper working, the police discovered sion of his Excellency Monsigthat will break the spell. In- when they searched his home. nor Charles Alfred Voegeli, Bistead, fold it around a coin. "Those saucer candles were shop of the Episcopal Church in Av THE Sprinkle it with healing powder everywhere, and you would be Haiti. and put it on a shelt and cover surprised at the names he had Mrs Genece represented the t with a saucer. Then light a picked out," said Detective W. St. Vincent School at the third candle and put it on the sauc- O. Kelly. Caribbean Conference Bacoulo u er." Many of the women Alex had Health held in Kingston on Mental April This is voodoo. The girl whose singled out for his hexing were 4 to April 11. the Episcopal Church in Av THE Sprinkle it with healing powder everywhere, and you would be Haiti. and put it on a shelt and cover surprised at the names he had Mrs Genece represented the t with a saucer. Then light a picked out," said Detective W. St. Vincent School at the third candle and put it on the sauc- O. Kelly. Caribbean Conference Bacoulo u er." Many of the women Alex had Health held in Kingston on Mental April This is voodoo. The girl whose singled out for his hexing were 4 to April 11. She told us that name was used is supposed to prominent in Baton Rouge, De- the main goal of these conferbe unable to resist the charms tective Kelly said. erces was to improve the adolClub of the person working the hex. Alex, the detective said, re- escents' Mental Health in the A Baton Rouge man is in jail mained unshaken in his belief in Caribbeans. She noted with in- SO for annoying a second woman terest that the same technjos EXUITINGLY DIFFERENT" FOUR WORDS, with his voodoo hexes. voddoo despite his recent fail- were being used, with slight THE ures. Another policeman said his changes according to each counJames Richard Alex, 41 years latest confession was prompted try's customs, to give the adol- FAMOUS BACOULOU of age, had already been con- by a little voodoo-ing by officers escents "A healthy soul in a victed of making, anonymous te- who had questioned him, but healthy body." VOODOO DANCERS lephone calls to a woman, and Detective Kelly would not conWEDNESDAY EVENINGS was free while the court con- firm this. The countmes attending to the 99999yy9s SAAror 2 2 S K conference were: Trinidad, BarC badosi the Virgin Islands, CuWaaty racan, Aruba, the United States,, A VISIT TO Sand Antigua, Martinique, Guadelou3 EN pe and Haiti. You know Cays a STHE 8 WORLD'S MOST SPECTACULAR, N A beautiful exhibit was put up k'sa really fmne [for the occasion giving the dele- ( CORAL REEF gates the opportunity to appreScotch when it's IS A MUST T ciate each country's effort toà JOHNNIE wards the adolescents' Mental The BARRACUDA II leaves the Casino Heaith. Art crafts made out of WALKER @ Pier daily at 10am and returns at 1pm. 4 cercals such as: comn, millet deoooc < - X eccece cornted the Virgin Islands' Stand. The U.S. presented samples of medicines to help the sick ones as well as manual JOHNNIE WALKER works executed by Bellevue Born 1820 all Huspital's patients etc. The St. going strong Vincent School's stand had a lot of success because of the var- DISTRISUTOR PREETZMAN-AGGERHOLM ied works. All were made by Oulitvo our handicapped children who progress surprizingly in wicker- (ooiac, work, weaving, embroidery and Cregairee M Ciataci Etnich painting. cul muebygja to. 7o1 Stest the vifh a Special Trijp Mrs Genece emphasized St. RoNrrioie ral Vincent School's multiple accomCAP-HATIEN AND THE CITADEL you have plishments for the young handi- ONE WAY BY PLANE, ,ONE WAY By LIMOUSINE aMorasen cover and Lcapped. These accomplishments peae lit ne dlass has were obtained in close collaborALL hours ne ation with the Polio Rehabilita40 INCLUDED erefiuly HE tion Center of Kingston, headed OPERATED Dr John BY CHRISTOPHE TOURS Eceare willsee by Golding. ral Vincent School's multiple accomCAP-HATIEN AND THE CITADEL you have plishments for the young handi- ONE WAY BY PLANE, ,ONE WAY By LIMOUSINE aMorasen cover and Lcapped. These accomplishments peae lit ne dlass has were obtained in close collaborALL hours ne ation with the Polio Rehabilita40 INCLUDED erefiuly HE tion Center of Kingston, headed OPERATED Dr John BY CHRISTOPHE TOURS Eceare willsee by Golding. Consmell vou AVENUE PAN AMERICAINE 0dEd We mean. St. Vincent Scool's manage- 29 2A PETION-VILLE HAITI whary ment wishes to thank the OrgaP.O.BoX 312 Phone:7761 nization Committee, particularly a L1 the following personalities: Dr. HAITIWL. PORT-AU-PRINEE PANTAL Bidg B Sd - feiategBret OEAN RUGS E MAHOGANY OF SELECTED OF EXQUISITE Designs Rush AND SUPERB AND FAMOUS HENNESSY The townilh Quality. m Phese same goods ane sold Sisal. apaliatflimae GRAND RUE jm the bost excluswre Stores in the U.S. PHONE 26849 --- Page 13 --- PAGE 11 "HAITI SUNP SUNDAY APRIL 30, 1961 Obas and Nerius Nelson, ex-] ex-Judge at the Cap Higher The Electoral Battle Justice of Peace. While in Bor- Court of Appeal, and ex-Senator Ene, Me Raymond Obas, a nat- Lamarre Camyi have no opponive son, member of "VInstitut ents. Which means that these de Credit Agricole"et Industriel" two personalities from the North Reported In "Le Nouveau Monde" April 23 of course, has its significance, is getting all the votes. Jare sure to be part of our futuIn Milot and the North Plain, re "Chambre Unique:" 33 As April 30th is nearing, the] Formerly "Commissaire du Gous will the Mayor of the King's ci- In Trou du Nord Gabriel Auimpartial observer realizes how vernement" of the Civil Court of by. ty, Mr Kercius Leon Conze Jean; Chief be replaced of the gustin, ex-Deputy, would like to These are the headlines of the interesting and stormy the elec- this section, Me Rozefort, as we Civil Militia? The later: has just/t make a come back. But, Me Ar- present electoral battle which foral battle will be in the North. remember, was. ex-Senator's resigned as a Member of the, thur Durand of the Cap Haitien we climate hope will take place in a We already know the unfortun- Salvant's opponent at the last Capois Edility and was replaced Barrister, seaks a native also the of honor Ste. Su: of 30th ends of with peace, SO that April ate events that took place in complementary legislative elec- by Pierre Giordani, Chief of the zanne, the circonseription. those the victory of Plaisance at the beginning of tions in Novembr 1960. Will he Labor Office. representing candidates really capable to help the last week when Mr Charles be luckier this time? The near Both are as capable, Government. Saint-Louis, brother of candidate future "will prove it. making any pronostics difficu.t. Ulrick Saint-Louis, was shot in In Limonade and Quartier In Limbe, the: battle is now At last, in Terrier Rouge and KLE NOUVEAU MONDE"? the leg. Many arrests were Morin, two young, intelligent and engaged between Notary Justin) Ouanaminthe, Me Luc Senatus, April 23, 1961. to help the last week when Mr Charles be luckier this time? The near Both are as capable, Government. Saint-Louis, brother of candidate future "will prove it. making any pronostics difficu.t. Ulrick Saint-Louis, was shot in In Limonade and Quartier In Limbe, the: battle is now At last, in Terrier Rouge and KLE NOUVEAU MONDE"? the leg. Many arrests were Morin, two young, intelligent and engaged between Notary Justin) Ouanaminthe, Me Luc Senatus, April 23, 1961. made following this grave inci- dynamic young men are comdent, town officials were fired peting, They are Mr Volney and others transferred. Paul, Chief Accountant at the National Education Department, In Cap-Haitien, the battle is and Me Raphael Mehu, Journsupposed to go smoothly among alist, well known in the Norththe principal candidates: Dr. ern Capital as a Writer and Achille Salvant, Cleophat Noel, Notary Public. Justices Of PeaUnion Leader, and Andre Vin- ce and Magistrates have alrea: cent's widow, nee Pierre-Louis. dy. been fired, and every one, But, Me. Karinsky Rozefort's ar- according to his actual passion, rival, at the last credits either TRACTION minute, in the of the candidates arena makes people wonder.lfor this electoral reform which, aise au DISCOVER THE FASCINATION OF HAITI POINTD'ATTRQUE Through Its Postage Stamps Le: nouveau Traction Sure-Grip de Goodyeara étéspécialement For complete information in Haiti conçu pour vous donner une traction maximum. 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Et, tous les superbes AND pneus tracteurs Goodyear sont construits à entoilage 3T "Triple Tempered", une exclua AGENTES FESTIVITIES sivité de Goodyear! a UNICOS a The only sweet LIQUEUR made in Scotland on 0 Othe basis OI the finest pure old SCOTCH WHISKY. OIndispensable for festivities and for every occa- a Osion. VEAR @ EXCLUSIVE AGENTS: SL. PREETZMAN-AGGERHOLM & CO.O IL Y A DES PNEUS GOODYEAR POUR CHAQUE ROUE DE LA FERME HseRseeskesseeeeeecesese 2-59-8F --- Page 14 --- SUNDAY APRIL 30, 1961 *HAITISUN* PAGE 15 Tele-Haiti m MONDAY MAYISt, 1961: "Loisirs du Lundi Soir" 6:38-Children's Progra program 6:00-Test Pattern M Music (Records) 7:15-"The Honeymooners" with Jackie Gleason 6:30-Evening general program Schedule 7:4 45-Telenews (1st edition) Review of the day's events Love and Courtship 6:33-Children's program: Cartoons S:00-rHave Gun Will Travel" sponsored by the M & S Construc- (Continued from page 6) 7:10-Weather report tion Co., S.A. Lundi Soir" 6:38-Children's Progra program 6:00-Test Pattern M Music (Records) 7:15-"The Honeymooners" with Jackie Gleason 6:30-Evening general program Schedule 7:4 45-Telenews (1st edition) Review of the day's events Love and Courtship 6:33-Children's program: Cartoons S:00-rHave Gun Will Travel" sponsored by the M & S Construc- (Continued from page 6) 7:10-Weather report tion Co., S.A. expectedly large number of up7:15-T Love Lucy" 8:30-Telecinema per-class women meet their hus7:45--Telenews (1st edition) Review of the day's events 9:00--Telenews (2nd edition) Summary of the late news, present- bands "in another country - 8:00-"The Frankie Laine Show", sponsored by "Banque Comed by the Esso Reporter. more than any other class. merciale d'Haiti" 9:05-Telecinemna (Cont'd) In spite of this romantic streak the of Navasa 8:30-The United Shoe Association, S.A, the most modern shoe 10:00-Close of program E National Anthem not hurry women about deciding whe- do factory in the Caribbean presents its program: "Highway ther the man they are going out Patrol", starring Broderick Crawford. FRIDAY MAY 5, 1961: "Joyeux Week End!" with is their pre-destined mate 9:00-Telenews (2nd editio).Summary of the late news, present- 6:00--Test pattern Music (Records) or not. They do not believe in. ed by the Esso Reporter. 6:30-Evening general program schedule love at first sight (nine per cent Voice 9:05-The of Firestone presents "TV Concert Hall", pro- 6:33-Children's program said they do). gram sponsored by the Firestone Interamerican Co. 7:10-Weather report Nearly half took between a 9:35-Haitian History, with Ernst Trouillot 7:15-Our Miss Brooks month and a year to decide and about 20 per cent took more than -10:00-Close of program National Anthem 7:45-Telenews (1st edition) Review of the day's events ayear to decide. TUESDAY MAY 2, 1961: *Tele-Journal". Derniere Edition 8:00-Women among us" "Dignity" Well over one third of the wo6:00-Test pattern LE Music (Records) 8:30-Pour vous Mesdames LE Cooking Show, presented by Miche- men interviewed said they. had 6:30-Evening general program schedule line and her hosts never seriously thought of mar6:33-Children's program a) A Children's story b) Cartoons 9:00-Telenews (2nd edition) Summary of the late news, present- rying For anybody three women else. out of ten c) A Western ed by the Esso Reporter. the eventual decision to get mar7:10-Weather Report 9:05-Paris Precinct, sponsored by "La Maison Emmanuel Alexis" ried is a matter of mutual un7:15-Science Fiction 9:35-Musical Show with Florian Zabach derstanding although among 00-Close of program National Anthem younger women there is more 7:45--Telenews (st edition) Review of the day's. edition) Summary of the late news, present- rying For anybody three women else. out of ten c) A Western ed by the Esso Reporter. the eventual decision to get mar7:10-Weather Report 9:05-Paris Precinct, sponsored by "La Maison Emmanuel Alexis" ried is a matter of mutual un7:15-Science Fiction 9:35-Musical Show with Florian Zabach derstanding although among 00-Close of program National Anthem younger women there is more 7:45--Telenews (st edition) Review of the day's. events evidence of a demand for all the 8:00-Raymond Massey presents "I Spy" SATURDAY MAY 6, 1961: "Les Petites Fantaisies" formalities of a proposal and an 8:30-Telecinema 6:00-Presentation of evening program engagement ring. 9:00--Telenews (2nd edition) Summary of the late news, present 6:05-Children's This seems to be a product of ed by the Esso Reporter. program the widely circulating women's 7:00--Weather report magazines, which are instruct9:05-Telecinema (Cont'd) 7:06-Education Nationale ing the present generation of 10:00-Close of program - National Anthem 7:45-Telenews (1st edition) Program-Presented Review of by Ludovic Madet young women about what they WEDNESDAY MAY 3, 1961: "Voulez- vous Jouer avec Nous" 8:00-F'ord Show the day's events should expect from their boy 6:00-Test pattern Music (Records) friends and fiances. 8:15-Tele-Sport (1st part) The influence the 6:30-Evening of magazines general program schedule 9:00-Telenews (2nd edition) Summary of the late Lews, may also have helped spread 6-33-Documentary ed by the Esso Reporter. present the fate has brought us toge6:50-Children's program 9:30-Jazz U. S. A: ther" idea, which is more po7:15-Tele-Sport 10:00-Sign off National Anthem pular among the younger age 7:45-Telenews (1st edition) Review of the day's events groups than among the older 8:00-"Harbor Command" (Ep. No. 6) sponsored-by La Maison SUNDAY MAY 7, 1961: Il Etait Une Fois" ones. Victor Saliba 12:00-Test pattern = Music Does the illusion fade? Six 8:30-Man of the Week 1:00-Program Schedule married women in every ten say 9:00-Telenews (2nd edition) Summary of the late news, present 1:05-Views of our World that they think of their husbands ed by the Esso Reporter. 1:44-Improve in a different way from when 9:05-Quiz your knowledge (Documentary) they were first married. Program 2:03-Children Hour One in every twenty say they 9:35-Confidential File 2:30--Adventures of Robinhood Presented by La love him less. Three in ten say 10:00-Close of program National Anthem 3.00-Ping-Pong Tournament Presented Belle Creole it is just "different." THURSDAY MAY 4 1961: SLe Pavillon des Varietes" 3:30-Adventures or by Nobbe & Bondel Do our wives ever yearn to 6:00-Test pattem Music (Records) Champion (French series) be single again? twenty say they 9:35-Confidential File 2:30--Adventures of Robinhood Presented by La love him less. Three in ten say 10:00-Close of program National Anthem 3.00-Ping-Pong Tournament Presented Belle Creole it is just "different." THURSDAY MAY 4 1961: SLe Pavillon des Varietes" 3:30-Adventures or by Nobbe & Bondel Do our wives ever yearn to 6:00-Test pattem Music (Records) Champion (French series) be single again? Almost one in 6:30-Presentation of 4:00--Telecinema five do at some time or another, evening program 5:45-Telenews although most only wish it "oc6:33--Weather report 6:00-Sign off National Anthem casionally." What brings them to marriage in the first place? For seven in CACIOUE ISLAND ten it is love alone: The rest admit that there is some other in- "IBO BEACH" fluence at work, most commonS ly the feeling that time is runDORTANMSE : ning out, the wish to have a ONLY 30 MINUTES home ând family like their friends, or the simple urge to FROM get away from their own home." PORT-AU-PRINCE In the upper classes one of the big factors was the desire for SIPNENAERSNIE ENTRY (INCLUDING security. ROUND-TRIP BOAT Over three-quarters of Navasa TRANSPORTATION) women get married to husbands whom they think will be successes and do well in their jobs. ONLY $1.00 One in twenty gets married to: Children il 50 Cents someone she knows won't be. Private Dressing Rooms Two out of every five married women are eventually disappoinWhite Sand Beach ted about their husband's carHaiti's "Gingerbread Palace" and famed hoste lery the Grand Hotel Oloffson, show place ol eer, and believe they have not Haitian architecture, exquisite cuisine and conten ted living. Navasa TRANSPORTATION) women get married to husbands whom they think will be successes and do well in their jobs. ONLY $1.00 One in twenty gets married to: Children il 50 Cents someone she knows won't be. Private Dressing Rooms Two out of every five married women are eventually disappoinWhite Sand Beach ted about their husband's carHaiti's "Gingerbread Palace" and famed hoste lery the Grand Hotel Oloffson, show place ol eer, and believe they have not Haitian architecture, exquisite cuisine and conten ted living. Set amongst a myriad of tropical trees WATER Fine Restanrant and Snack Bar got the promotion they deserved and gardens the Oloffson, complete with miniat ure pool, is the haven for the uninhibited and the SKUING SKIN-DIVING A woman the adolescents' with a family Mental is the mecca for Caribbean tourtst. SNORKELING wards (Continued on page 18) --- Page 15 --- *HAITI SUN" SUNDAY APRIL 30, 1961 Cap-Haitien News (Continued from page 3), duct. Farmers who planted sugPOTE COLE OPENED ar cane, workers, trucks drivers A TRAINING SCHOOL and others are complaining Under the supervision of Jas- about this situation. Department per Walker, adviser in the Edu- of Commerce is reported to be cation Division of Pote Cole, a considering how to help all peohandicraft training school ple affected by the closing of was opened in Milot area. This LARUE. school is becoming very popular Allan (Captain) Miller, head among young people of the coun- of Electric Company is reported try. It's a good idea that will confined at Hospital Justinien provide well prepared crafts- for few days. men for the future of tourism Sand is filling up gradually in the North. the bottom of Cap Haitien harNO MORE ROAD bor. Along the pier, sedimentaTO THE BEACHES! tion reaches some 4 or 5 feet Because of lack of maintenan- high. Need for immediate dredce work, the road leading to Cap ging is the event of the moHaitien beaches can't even by ment. crossed by jeep. Service d'Entretien des Routes is requir-' "Kings of the nights", that's ed to do something to have it, the name given by the Capois to quickly fixed. mosquitoes which are bothering PROBLEM OF SUGAR for a long time the resid- Ambassador Hubert Carre (left) in conversation with Dr Eduardo Victor Haedo, President of the Sugar Factory of LARUE stop- ents of the second city of the National Council of Uruguay following formal pr ésentation of his "Lettres de Creance" as Haiti's ped its machines 15 days ago. Republic. It seems Service d'Hy- new envoy. Next to the President is Minister of Foreign Affairs His Excellency Lieutenant of the Thousands of bags of brown su- giene is not able to control the gar which can't be sold are flood of these dangerous insects. Navy Don Homero Martinez Montero and Secre tary of the, National Council, H. E. Don Manuel stored; because of competition More case of malaria are the Sanchez Morales. from the Port au Prince pro- result. Modern Haitian Paintings By MAX PINCHINAT On Show Now At GALERIE PINCHINAT 106, BOIS VERNA - just before you reach the (PONT MORIN" bridge This is an ART GALLERY, not a picture shop, exhibiting over 100 of the most attractive FRAMED FAINTINGS made both in Port au Prince and Paris by FAMOUS HAITIAN PAINTER MAX PINCHINAT 1oW in France. Ambassador Carre who is publisher of Le Jour in Port au Prince, receives military honors as The artist WHO HAS EXHIBITED BOTH HERE he leaves the Montevideo Palace. AND ABROAD for the past 15 years, comes back to Haiti every five years and for 15 to 18 months renews the contact with his people and his source of inspiration. In the GALLERY PINCHINAT are grouped some paintings of the 15 years of work by MAX PINCHINAT, from 1945 to 1960. Prices have not been arbitrarily based on beauty of the painting, but on its size, just like Paris Fashion for MAX PINCHINAT and OTHER WELL KNOWN ARTISTS. Visitors can consult the paintings price list if they wish to. All the taxi drivers know GALLERY PINCHINAT AND don't let anybody tell you that the GALLERY is closed. It is not. The GALLERY PINCHINAT sole representative and sales agent of PINCHINAT's paintings, has exhibited a few samples only at "Foyer des Arts Plas tiqnes", "Galerie Brochette" and Galerie Suisse". Open from 10 AM to 5 PM, and on appointment in Gathering before the monument of Uruguay's National hero General Jose Artigas as Haiti's the evening. ADMISSION FREE. Ambassador place the traditional floral wreath. PINCHINAT AND don't let anybody tell you that the GALLERY is closed. It is not. The GALLERY PINCHINAT sole representative and sales agent of PINCHINAT's paintings, has exhibited a few samples only at "Foyer des Arts Plas tiqnes", "Galerie Brochette" and Galerie Suisse". Open from 10 AM to 5 PM, and on appointment in Gathering before the monument of Uruguay's National hero General Jose Artigas as Haiti's the evening. ADMISSION FREE. Ambassador place the traditional floral wreath. --- Page 16 --- SUNDAY APRIL 30, 1961 "HAITISUN* PAGE 17 Mole St. Nicolas.. (Continued from Mole ONIONS page 4) by the French of Saint Ni-] Rocky and overrun with bush the noise of Honor Guards and colas. and cactus, in contrast to the fanfare renting the: air, with the Gorge which is a comparative dates of September 22, 1793, Mole Saint Nicolas moving up garden of eden even, now. The FROM 1798 and 1803 Coloring the early from the shelf on which it was sports of fishing and exploring history of San Domingue, reposed by history is back as the ruins can make a tourist a topic of the day. A good eight safari to the Mole worth while. On September 22, 1793, a sing- hours by jeep from Port au Travel- to the Mole is mostly off OD le ship appeared the Mole Prince, not. counting time out by sea but it V is highly recomA with a hundred British grenad- for repairing tires which offer mended to announce your imiers aboard, but at the mere little resistance a gainst the pending arrival in advance if sight of the English Flag, Major tough thorns available on the you don't want a shot across Onions of first quality are available at the O'Farrel of the Irish battalion, roads which take the traveller your bow. came out with proposals of ca- through Port de Paix to Jeansales counter of ODVA at the pitulation, and the great fortr- Rabel and up to the mountain DR. PRICE MARS corner of Rue ess, with its two hundred heavy town of Bombardopolis where a AT THE ABIDJAN guns, immense "material", and German colony farmed during des Cesare and Rue du Centre, at the entire garrison of a nearly thou- colonial days. CONFERENCE following sand men; surrendered without! Even with the severe drought A conference, organized by striking a blow. in this area the Gorge flows UNESCO and "Societe Africaine prices: quietly on and the banana as de Culture", was held this In 1798, Toussaint Louverture other fruits grow on its banks. month in Abidjan, Ivory Coast. received the surrender of the On the large bluff southwest Our distinguished countryman, 101bs.- 15 Gourdes Mole from the British General of the Mole inhabitants will tell Dr Jean Price Mars, President Bags Maitland. you. wild herds of cattle left of this important Society, led 501bs.- 15 Gourdes over from colonial days roam the proceedings. This conference Bags The death-stroke to French and are a danger to face. had the characteristics of an inSan Domingo was on November The surrounding countryside teresting roundtable diseussing Wholesale orders will be filled on the basis 28th 1803 with the evacuation to the town is also uninviting the influence of religions on the formation of African culture and personality, of Gourdes: 2.75 per 101bs. bags (Minimuml About fifty people belonging to different creeds such as: CaWASHI IT! SCRUB IT! You cant mar its Matchless Beauty! Bags The death-stroke to French and are a danger to face. had the characteristics of an inSan Domingo was on November The surrounding countryside teresting roundtable diseussing Wholesale orders will be filled on the basis 28th 1803 with the evacuation to the town is also uninviting the influence of religions on the formation of African culture and personality, of Gourdes: 2.75 per 101bs. bags (Minimuml About fifty people belonging to different creeds such as: CaWASHI IT! SCRUB IT! You cant mar its Matchless Beauty! tholic tants priests, Jesuites, Protes- 10 bags) and Gourdes: 14 per 501bs. (Minim3 from different sects, Mosfts GUARANTEED washablel lems, Philosophers, Unbelievers, um 10 bags.) RERWIN a WILLnN etc., had the opportunity to exES change ideas and to be associatSUPER ed with this great religious education for the black people ot Synkenme Africa. It really was a true lesson ofl wisdom, tolerance, understandTime takes on a rosy hue ing and cooperation among those through the sapphire crystal contributing to the development, promotion, enrichment of the of your Movado & Firmament" watch African Continent. Noted particularly at the conference were: Ghana's Bi HOUTIVSI shop and his General Vicar, Reverend Father Danielo, a Jesui tel It is also to be noted the great assistance given by the: Ivory Coast Government headed] THE FINISH FOR AND TCHI OODWOR by ing Mr the great Houfouet success Boigny, of this insur- important cultural demonstration. JOSEPH NADAL, AGENTS Le Nouvelliste, April 26, 1961. F1S HER'S HAITIS LARGEST FREE PORT PRICE SHOPS The Movado sapphire crystal 2654, 1) THE CORNER SHOP RUE BONNE FOL hardness with a is rare brilliance. M Rel look", surpassed gold dial E only bythat ofthe diamond. figure You will cherish your 2). ART & CURIO SHOP FISHERS ACROSS FROM OU Movado which offers you a STOMS precision in three years thrice (at triumphant the official Ref. minlature 148, moveSwiss Observatory at nent, d18.c ct, Neuchatel). gold figure dial SHOPS AND MAHOGANY FACTORY SAVE UP TO 60 Per Cent ON IMPORTS AND BUY HAITIAN HANDICRAFTS MOVADO STRAIGHT FROM fiumament THE FACTORY ON THE RUE DU QUAI ON SALE AT MAISON ORIENTALE (AM. EXPR. AND DINERS CLUB ACOEPTED) AND LITTLE EUROPE --- Page 17 --- PAGE 18 *HAITISUN' SUNDAY APRIL 30, 1961 Mr. Clemard J. Charles Has ing their backing to the program edking North. American investTalks With American Bankers nents for Haiti. Mr Clemard Joseph Charles On the national plan, the] for Ford Foundation, Director of closed his important talks by a "Banque Commerciale d'Haiti" the Marshall Plan. beautiful banquet at the Waldort is sprea ding its operations. Mr Paul Hoffman wrote to Astoria, in honor all the I of per: The new: institution at Rue du high ranking Haitian official: sonalities who had welcomed Centre not only has strengthen- want to let you know how. pleashtm so warmly and were backedits financial supports in the ed I am to have met MrChar ing up his efforts to spread B.C. U.S., but has also insured im- les. Haiti can be proud ofa son a'H.'s actions in favor of: the portant. investments in Haiti of such as Mr Charles; with a sinnational economy. private American capitals. cere and practical view towards the betterment of Haitians' emMr Paul Hoffman, Managing The last trip to the U.S. of ployment and standard of liv: Director of U.N Special Funds our friend Clemard Joseph: Char- Mr Hoffman stressed also that Dept., also organized at the les; Director of the "Banque he took the opportunity of Mr U.N. a party in honor of Cle Commerciale d'Haiti" entitles Charles, visit to point out to mard Joseph Charles, who, on us to make such positive state- him all the aid U.S. practical view towards the betterment of Haitians' emMr Paul Hoffman, Managing The last trip to the U.S. of ployment and standard of liv: Director of U.N Special Funds our friend Clemard Joseph: Char- Mr Hoffman stressed also that Dept., also organized at the les; Director of the "Banque he took the opportunity of Mr U.N. a party in honor of Cle Commerciale d'Haiti" entitles Charles, visit to point out to mard Joseph Charles, who, on us to make such positive state- him all the aid U.S. can give his occasion; made a substantments, with regards to the con- Haiti. He also said that he help ial speech. clusive results he obtained for ed the "Banque" Commerciale's" (Le Nouvelliste April 26). the Bank and Haiti as well. Vice President in meeting an Mr Clemard Charles has just American personality, *'who is EDWARD R. DUDLEY, Borough President of Manhattan at the] Love And Courtship returned from an 8-day business particularly qualified because of (Continued from trip to t U.S. where he had his experience and interest in New York University Club with Mr Clemard Joseph Charles, more likely to believe page that 15) her very important talks with U.N. the economical development of Director of Banque Commerciale d'Haiti. The Banque Commer- husband has not had a officials, American Bankers andi the Caribbean Countries". Mr ciale d'Haiti with Haitian Govermnent sanction, is sponsoring as deal than one without children: square also with influent politicians Charles' talk with Mr Hoffman's industrial development program in the Unted States to attract The girl who stays at home and U.S. Economists. Assistant, Mr Clinton Rohling, private investments to the Caribbean country which has living. with her parents is likely proved also to be fruitful. capital to get married earlier than the Naming the personalities Mr. been an independent Republic since 1804. girl who goes away. Charles contacted is proof One of the main goals of Joenough ol tie importance of his seph Clemard Charles' trip was Mr Patrick M. McGrady Jral The talks with the American Girls who stay at home tend trip. As a matter of fact, he had to set up an important rrogram Mr Edward R. Dudley, Bor- Trust Co., the American Express to marry their first beau more long talks with Mr Paut G. in view of bringing private Ame: ough President of Manhattan, Co., and Irving Trust Co. were than thé girls who leave. Half Hoffman, Managing Director of rican investments in Haiti. This MrJ. Clarke Cassidy, Jr., conclusive, The means to help the girls living at home U.N. Special Funds for Econo- is how he met: Mr William J. Anthony, Ass- Haiti have been fully dliscussed, the first eligible man who marry mical Development. This pers- Mr David E. Lilenthal, istant Secretary Manufacturers and the "Banque Commerciale poses to them. Only a third pro- ot onality, known throughout the Mr James S. Lanigan, Trust Co. d'Haiti" won these institutions' the girls living away do. world, has been Executive Ma- Mr Robert Kopple, backing. We can say that the nager for Studebaker, Manager Mr and Mrs Clarence Decker, Mr Rodolphe Berdac, Vice "Banque Commerciale" obtain- The investigation also reveal President, American Trust Co. ed an important credit. from thel ed some interesting geographicMr Austin W. Lohse, Assistant American Express, Irving Trust al points. Any, girl in search of Vice President (Overseas Bank Co., and the Manufacturers a husband would be advised to. ing Dept.), Trust Co. move either to the mainland or Mr Marshall S. Walker, Jr to Canada, where the marriage Assistant Vice President, American personalities as im- rates are above the national Mr Joseph. W. Welsh, Assistant portant as Edward lokpom R. Dudley, average. Vice President, Irving Trust Co:, Borgugh President of ManhattANGEL Mr Williard Swire, an, Dr Lilenthal, one of the great Any voung man who wants to ORP BLUE & AARISRO STAIR American National Theatre & American Economists; James S. Trust Co. move either to the mainland or Mr Marshall S. Walker, Jr to Canada, where the marriage Assistant Vice President, American personalities as im- rates are above the national Mr Joseph. W. Welsh, Assistant portant as Edward lokpom R. Dudley, average. Vice President, Irving Trust Co:, Borgugh President of ManhattANGEL Mr Williard Swire, an, Dr Lilenthal, one of the great Any voung man who wants to ORP BLUE & AARISRO STAIR American National Theatre & American Economists; James S. stay a bachelor should persuade on the label Academy. Lanigan, William Swire, Robert his family to move, to La GonThey are all high ranking Do- Kopple, Patrick McGrady, J. ave the most arid manrimonial iticians or financiers. Clarke Cassidy, Jr. are all giv-l area in North of Navassa. a oo - D > - > USE NEW AMAZING FESTIVAL Flour namsbosbancont BIGNIE Suers. misen guteille * de Daute Garoàre.6co. FOR Pert-amsprinve (a) BETTER CAKES WITH MamMintanacat BETTER TASTE Served EXCLUSIVELY af Haini's Leading BETTER TEXTURE HOTELS & RESTAURANTS & BY CONNOISSEURS a THROUGHOUT THE WORLD --- Page 18 --- SUNDAY APRIL 30, 1961 "HAiTI SUN PAGE 19 VISITOR TO PORT House Passes $600 Million amendment. He said the House should approve the entire $600 Dave Gelwan, busy New York) Bernard Murphy, coftee dealLatin Aid Bill million appropriation "so everyattorney, is back at El Rancho from Malverne, N.Y., is in town one will know we kept our on his third visit in the past to contact Jacques Berne. He is Washington, April 25 Thej 1Otto E. Passman Louisiana word." year, a guest at Hotel Choucoune. House of Representatives has mocrat, of the de X xx X X X passed a bill which would tions committee House appropriaMr and Mrs Monte Wirch of Eduardo Rigoletti of the Cin- propriate $600 million for ap- aid to which reported Cuban Women Lafayette, Calif. are among the zano firm spent last weeg at El to Latin America. "We the bill the House. He said, Demonstrate Under new arrivals at Hotel Choucou- Rancho. support the desire of the ne. Monte is a life insurance By a vote of 331 to 81, the Latin American Nations to build Haiti Flag proker. X XX House Tuesday afternoon appro- economic strength for themsel- In Miami's Bayfront Park, X X X Lou Sharf is back in town ved -after four hours debate- ves." This bill is designed to Cuban women ended Wednesday The owners of the Estate Carl- with his new bride; lovely Dia- a measure containing the follow- help them, he said. their 4th day of round-the-clock on Hotel in, St. Croix, Virgin na. They are visiting brother ing allocations: Rep. Passman noted that "by demonstration to get more supslands, made a short visit to Duff and Frankie and daughter 1-$394 million to the Inter- nature people are prone to ne- port for the anti-Castro moveIaiti last week, stopping at the Diane, American Development Bank glect those they like most,' 7 ad- ment. They have pledged themMontana. for Loans repayable in the cur- ding "Perhaps we have been X X X selves to keep on until they get X X X Ruth Hahn, sister of the fa- rency of the Borrowing count- guilty of this in Latin America. it. Today seven women in black Mr and Mrs Barry Parker, mous hotel keeper Bill Hahn of ries; He emphasized that the appro- were sitting in the park, in Connecticut, spent a week at El 2-$6 million to the Pan Ame- priation is "not a reaction to: front of the statue of Jose Marti, opular Brooklynites, arrived Rancho resting up. rican Union's Economic and So any one situation" but an action Cuban poet and patriot. ist- Wednesday for a vacation X X X cial Council for promoting eco- so that countries South of the To the United States and Cuthe Choucoune. Parker, mous hotel keeper Bill Hahn of ries; He emphasized that the appro- were sitting in the park, in Connecticut, spent a week at El 2-$6 million to the Pan Ame- priation is "not a reaction to: front of the statue of Jose Marti, opular Brooklynites, arrived Rancho resting up. rican Union's Economic and So any one situation" but an action Cuban poet and patriot. ist- Wednesday for a vacation X X X cial Council for promoting eco- so that countries South of the To the United States and Cuthe Choucoune. Ben Shindler left Thursday Inomic and social progress border can elevate their stand- ban flag under which they have X X X on board the Mauretania for a through field studies and other ard of living. taken turns sitting in silent proNorma Roberts and her visit to New York. programs; An amendment which would test, they had added today the Nancy came in over daugh- the' L 3-$100 million to the Interna- have stricken from the bill all flags of other American counteekend. Of course, they're at] XX x tional Cooperation Administra- allocations except the $100 mil- ries that have broken relations ontana. All Norma's old fri- Vita Sasnoff, a schoolmate tion for grants in the fields ofl lion for Chile was defeated by with the Cuban Government. ds here wish them a pleasant Jody Shindler, is visiting El ofPublic Health and Education; a vote of 145 to 46. These countries are the Dominiit. Rancho with her parents, Mr and House speaker Sam Rayburn can Republic, El Salvador, GuaXXX and Mrs Leon Sasnoff, and. pa- 4$100 million to Chile for re- (Texas Democrat) urged the Re temala; Haiti, Honduras, Nicax X X pa's partner and his wife, Mr habilitation necessitated by the prese ntat tives to defeat thel lragua, Paraguay and Peru. Bill d'Alexander, who vaca- and Mrs Green. Earthquakes and Tidal wave ned at El Rancho last year, x X X which last devastâted that country ved to return on his honey- Mike Rosenberg, TV chief, his The year. bill will now go to on. He's back with a lovely wife, 2 children and niece Dalc, Senate and, if the de from Chicago, true to pro- have returned to El Rancho for body, will be sent approved President by that se. lanother visit. John F. Kennedy for to his signature. $500 million of the appropriation -everything but the $100 million for Chile, which was I J OS E P H added later- was first requested by the Eisenhower Adminisra week of news gathering... MacDonald with fifty-four years tration, the last Congress authorvice in the employ of the Panana Line moved his affections ized that amount, but ajourned OSS the street to the Grace Line office (Nadal and Co.) with the authorized funds still FUGHTS Panama sunk beneath him... unappropriated. It remained for President Kennedy to ask the EVERY WEEK present session of Congress to pass the $500 million appropria- > TO tion bill, with an additional $100 million for Chile. The main MIAMI iSambest speaker in behalf of the bill during the debate preceding the vote was Rep. IDENTITY PHOTOS PASSPORT PHOTOS House Authorizes DEVELOPING 82,000 Million for Food ENLARGEMENTS For Peace ProgramREPRODUOTIONSS Fastest Service In Town > Washington April 27 The GO IN THE MORNING! Ave Marie-Jeanne, No. 5 > House of Representatives has GO IN THE AFTERNOON! Cite de PExposition passed and sent to the White House for the President's signPAN AMERICAN Clippers stand at-the-ready to ature a bill authorizing $2,000 V million to help implement the whisk you non-stop to fabulous Florida. izes DEVELOPING 82,000 Million for Food ENLARGEMENTS For Peace ProgramREPRODUOTIONSS Fastest Service In Town > Washington April 27 The GO IN THE MORNING! Ave Marie-Jeanne, No. 5 > House of Representatives has GO IN THE AFTERNOON! Cite de PExposition passed and sent to the White House for the President's signPAN AMERICAN Clippers stand at-the-ready to ature a bill authorizing $2,000 V million to help implement the whisk you non-stop to fabulous Florida. in less Administration's Food For Peace than 272 hours, Pan Am puts you there with Program. expert, friendly service from cockpit to cabin. CONSULT The measure, approved Wednesday, specifically authorizes JETS TONEWYORK from Ciudad Trujillo the President to sell U.S. Agriawait your connecting flight, departing Portsacha thebaud cultural commodities to friendly au-Prince at 11:45 a.m. Pan Am's Jet Clipforeign nations for foreign curarrives N.Y. at 4:45 rencies, under public law 480. per* flies non-stop; p.m. architect U. of M. Under Public Law 480 the Unit TRAVEL AGENTS or Pan American can book ed States purchases the food you today. for from the Commodity Credit Cor poration and then resells it to nations which enter into agreedecoration ment with the United States for such purchases. The foreign curconstruction rency is then set aside for use PAN AM by the foreign governments for economic and social aid proat castelhaiti jects. The bill also continued authorization of $1,500 million for the 1 p.m. 3 p.m. sàme program. WORLD'S MOST EXPERIENCED AIRLINE The Senate passed the identicFLACE DE LA RÉPUBLIQUE ARGENTINE, CITÉ DE L'EXPOSITION al bill April 24. RAP-AIS-MIA PORT-AU-PRINCE, TEL:3451 --- Page 19 --- "HAITI SUN' SUNDAY APRIL 30, 1961 MAY DAY PARADE LEON DEPAS ON the Telediol from Off (Continued page 1) S. A. F. I. C. O. THE BILL BOARDS machines: across from Union Soft Drinks Manufactures School. Industrial Plant Workers Hospitals' ambulances the Hotel, Bar, restaurant emp- IN NEW YORK THAT the latest entrepreneur to give Haiti the benefit of his floats: across from Union School loyees wits, Wallace Rouse, is reportedly planning building a tunnel from The laborers are separated in Protestants Missions P-au-P to La Gonave so the people who livé there can buy 4 groups: I-The in Commerce employees cars and gasoline to visit the big city? THAT Haiti Airways" first front Group of the Casino Syndicates: International Garages Hat makers Since April 1st, the picture of Airshoppers Service order was for a pound of salami irom Miami Group IL-Public Services' em- Tourist Shops our friend, Leon Depas, ol- Port THAT the Delmas Road is rapidly becoming the local speed zone. ployees: in front of the Casino Local handcrafts au Prince, greets every New Did you see that big Chevvie (license number 4177) after it International. Dry Cleaners and Launderers Yorker taking the subway. As crashed there last Friday? The posted speed limit is 40 miles, Group I-Non-syndiceatid" la Bakeries. a matter of fact, a big picture but who imposes the limit? THAT the civic-minded Port au Prin- borers from the city: in f.ont I-Parade of the Rural Zones of our: fellow citizen throres On of the Casino Intergational. Workers an advertising for New and come Town poster ceans should get together to the aid of the Criest Group TV-Laborers from O1 1IL.-Hospitals Ambulances: York Times which. is 40 miles, Group I-Non-syndiceatid" la Bakeries. a matter of fact, a big picture but who imposes the limit? THAT the civic-minded Port au Prin- borers from the city: in f.ont I-Parade of the Rural Zones of our: fellow citizen throres On of the Casino Intergational. Workers an advertising for New and come Town poster ceans should get together to the aid of the Criest Group TV-Laborers from O1 1IL.-Hospitals Ambulances: York Times which. is plastered of St Marc. (There actually is one - named Leon'). His bugle of town: as they arrive to the Hospitals and Dispensaries at the entrance of each subivay. is on the blink and he's using a penny whistle to call the folks Capital the Laborers from the Employees and workers A smiling LEON DEPAS bids to the intersections to read out his "publications". THAT most 4th group will be led by "Piga- The workers will gather on good morning to every Haitian of the Caribbean Mills officials cat Kosher hotdogs and baked len Cafe-Restaurant. ther National Palace lawn and rushing into the subway. This on the Toussaint Louverture's will last six beans Dan month! for lunch at Allen's. THAT artist Roger Valenti's work As they arrrive, they will be square The clue of the mystery? will shortly appear on cartons to be used for export to the U.S. welcomed by the Department IV.-Vehicles Parade: Our countryman, thanks to THAT the new rash of signs saying BUY IIAITIAN reminds u5 Representatives, the monitors Parade of thei vehicles of New York Times' "Petites An: that, silly as it sounds, local flower shops actually import froi and the scouts who will see them L'Association des Chauffeurs- nonces", found an excellent job the U.S, BUT the Kenscoff-grown blooms always win top honor to their place. Guides with the New York Life Insur1 Trucks conveying workers Parade of industrial and vagri wrote a New He L the York Flower Show! THAT a recent party got off from out of town will be led to cultural motor vehicles ance "thank Company. you" note to: the Ameri2 great start when the host's houseboy mistook the Cognac Ic the parking at Place Toussaint Float decorated with natura' can daily who offered him to the Vermouth bottle when he mixed the first two rounds of mai Louverture, North side. flowers and with a peasant cO illustrate, by his picture, the tinis. THAT Pat Hertert, the educator who left Haiti recently B.a)-9:00 am.. His Excellen ple Float parade. paper's halt-yearly poster, togegot a bang out of hearing the kids in a school at Cap Haitic. President of the Republic and D.-SPEECHES: ther with the slogan I found l wife will take the stand On 1)-Workers representative thanks the New York reciting like parrots: Our ancestors, the Gauls, had fair hair and] the National Palace Peristyle. 2)-Management representative Times". a job: That's to allt be eyes, They were having a history class. THAT European They will be greeted by ai com- 3)-President's message Would our friend, Depas, beoiors, Agents for Mercedes-Benz, had their big opening Friday mittee of Managers and work- At the Parade's End: coming a New York Star? Conrith movies at the Capitol. THAT Buddy the Hatter, from Miami ers. The Chief of State will. re Inauguration, by the President gratulations. ceive the salute from the ) buys $150,000. yearly cf straw goods for hats in Haiti, hadl Palace of the Republic, of the Associa- LE MATIN, April 28, 1961 Orchestra and a battalion of the tion des Chauffeurs-Guides" errific ad featuring Haiti for Burdine's in Miami. work- At the Parade's End: coming a New York Star? Conrith movies at the Capitol. THAT Buddy the Hatter, from Miami ers. The Chief of State will. re Inauguration, by the President gratulations. ceive the salute from the ) buys $150,000. yearly cf straw goods for hats in Haiti, hadl Palace of the Republic, of the Associa- LE MATIN, April 28, 1961 Orchestra and a battalion of the tion des Chauffeurs-Guides" errific ad featuring Haiti for Burdine's in Miami. He comment Armed Forces of Haiti. quarters. that people doing business with Haiti, however, are a bit scared b)-Two young ladies will pre- N.B-AIl vehicles participating 5 FROM CUBA the whole Caribbean situation. THAT Sacha Thebaud had a sent to the Chief Of State and to in the parade, all trucks and ca- (Continued from page 1) sty accident in Petionville on Tuesday, when he struck a ped his distinguished wife the 1st of mionnettes conveying out of estrian. THAT Mr Martin (formerly of the Riviera) is going to May 1961 cockade. town workers will go through ers in Port au Princer the five c-His Excellency the Pres- Portail Leogane towards their Haitians are believed under inhis new restaurant Candlelight, It will be located in the Bau: ident of the Republic, his wife respective meeting place. vestigation, their identity and n house across from X-Prosper's home. Martin is a slick de and their escort will take their LET US ENCOURAGE THE reasons for sailing back to Haiti ator, too. The spot will feature U.S. prime beef on an a place in the official stand. HAITIAN EFFORT BY BUYING from- Cuba are not expected to menu. Looks very promising. THAT a listener in Dan Allen C.-PARADE: IParade of the NATIONAL PRODUCTS." be released until after the elec: was heard to ask Who's he?" when Gen. de Gaulle's name was Workers from the urban zones: tions. mentioned. Incroyable, was Dan's comment. THAT" a Cap contin- Group of women workers car- NEWS IN BRIEF rying flowers Popular theories making the it consiting of Don Lungwitz, John Laroche and Mr. Novella Civil Militia Mr Harry Gureniz a prominal rounds this week say the group all lunched together at Rendez-Vous last week. THAT Mr and Mrs Syndicates ent food-broker of New York was wera either oysted fpom Cuba Kenneth Britt, new arrivals at Montana, got the 'taxi treatmen Techint's workers a visitor at El Rancho during or became disenchanted with at the alrport. When the driver learned they had business friend Public Works workers the week. a the Castro Regime and decided in town, he turned around and took them back to the airport, re Telegraphes Terrestres' work X X X to return to: Haiti no matter ers Louis what the cost. sing to drive them. Can't that situation be squared away? T. Road Dept. Service the Chamber Decatrel, of Commerce President of of Gritts, for instance, are people who don't go to: Havana anymore Customs of Port au Prince Haiti is in Canada for allevia: ey were vacationing in Miami and decided to see what Hait Whaif tion of arthritis. Drive-In Theatre is like. They found out, although they said they won't hold it Tabacs Comme Il Faut X X X MAY, 4, 1931 Regie du Tabac THURSDAY ainst us. squared away? T. Road Dept. Service the Chamber Decatrel, of Commerce President of of Gritts, for instance, are people who don't go to: Havana anymore Customs of Port au Prince Haiti is in Canada for allevia: ey were vacationing in Miami and decided to see what Hait Whaif tion of arthritis. Drive-In Theatre is like. They found out, although they said they won't hold it Tabacs Comme Il Faut X X X MAY, 4, 1931 Regie du Tabac THURSDAY ainst us. THAT the Store Club has done a nice job of window Imprimerie de rEtat Emmanuel French is now AT 7 AND 9 PM dressing. THAT John Quinn spent $25. to win, a $20-buck jackpot Folkloric groups des Chef Fleurs. of Operations, of Chatelet In English Version st week. What chance do the pikers have if a steady: player haz The Associations Mr J. Enriquez Savignac, a Frederick Kohner's best tThat kind of luck? THAT Franck Roi is knee-deep in masons ano Coffee Importers: Reinbold, Loan officer of the Inter-Ameriselling novel earpenters readying a restaurant and bungalow court in the Le Madsen, Brandt, Vital, Dufort, can Development Bank was an GIDGET lle Etoile section facing the Coast Guard Station: The restau Olivert, The Berne, Wiener arrival in Port au Prince Werl in Cmemascope rant and bar will be. opened in about a week; the bungalows later: Brandt spinning- -mills: Madsen, nesday from Washington, and re: Eastman Color Franck expects to specialize in such things as Calalou. If he U. N. I. C. O. representative- turned Saturday. of A the permanent Bank is Sandra Dee, with, Cliff Roberison, hasn't got a name for the place yet, how about Calalou Court? Tanners, Shoe Makers (Bata) due to arrive shortly. James Darren, THAT Louis P. Lavoie, founder of the drive-in theatre, died on Arthur O'Connell March 23rd at Notre Dame du Lac in Canada. THAT the great and trandson of Gen. Philip Sheridan and his wife were aboard the the Sanitary Division of Public Health, is rone of the THE FOUR PREPS Mauretania on her Thursday call. Mr. Sheridan is the Ford dedie. wking men in governmental service, He bardest It's all about a cute teen in Dublin, Ireland. He visited here 11 years ago and returned 1o mornings. THAT the even works on Saturday and her fabulous summer lotel Squire of Kenscoff makes his downtown off with, surfboarders at Malibu Choucoune to down a few rums. THAT Dr. Paul Moise, Chiei at Rendez-Vous. Well, sO do a few others. THAT's that. Beach. 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