--- Page 1 --- Weekly Every Haili Sun 10c Sunday PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI l Avenue Marie-Jeanne L1 CITE DUMARSAIS ESTIME LE Phoe 2061 _ Vol XIV LE MONDAY JUNE 5th, 1961 No. 30 Interior Minister Calls For NATIONAL Reconciliation With remarkable clairvoyance, Here is a translation of the Mr. Boilean Mehu outlined his full text of Minister Mehu's adprogram in an address to the dress: Nation last week on assuming Mr. the Secretary of State, the direetion of. the Ministry You have just presented me of Interior and National Defen- quite favorably. It could not ce. have been different because of The main points of Interior our old friendship. But I am Mimster Mehu's program as sta- certain that those who have careted in his address, are: to help fully listened will take the cirthe President suppress embezz- cumstances into consideration to € lenient, prevent extortion, pro- justly establish my personal tect the less fortunate, impose merit. respect of the law for the safe- Mr the Secretary of State, suard of common interest, prac- Ladies and Gentlemen: tice justice regardless of the in- You will allow me first to exGeneral Rafael Trujillo Jr. (seated without mustache but with dividual and offer guarantees to press my most sincere thanks sun- -glasses during first press conference at San Isidoro. all those acting according to the and my deep gratitude to His Neighbor (Porfirio Rubirosa is at extreme-left). laws. Excellency the President of the Laid To Rest Republic, the Honorable Dr. Gen. Trujillo's Francois Duvalier, who has honored me with his high solicitundad Trujillo, D. R., June 3- First Interview ude in entrusting to. me the dihe wailing of humble women rection of his Govemment's innd bugled taps at 10.32 a. m. CIUDAD TRUJILLO, Domini ternal policy. esterdiay sounded the finale to can Republic, June 3 L Lieut: I do not under, estimate. the career of Generalissimo Ra Gen. Rafael Trujillo Jr. declared delicate task Lwill have, toasael Trujillo. Saturday that the Dominican au- (Continued on page 16) thorities were holding fewer Minutes later his son, Rafael, than sixty suspects in connecKATHERINE DUNHAM LOOKS - (Ramfils) came up from the tion with the assassination of his CONFIDENTLY TO HAITI'S rypt where the coffin was seal father, Generalissimo Rafael LeFUTURE WITH OPENING OF walked between an honor onidas Trujillo Molina. pard massed in front of San General Trujillo, whq now uistobal Church, and stood at holds the key position in the Geisha Bar ention while the crowd pack- country as commander of the arHin the plaza across the street, med forces, said that the whole After years of travelling the ave him a brief ovation. country was calm and there was world. over, Katherine Dunham no disorder anywhere. He said has returned to the home that Immediately after receiving he had accepted command of the has inspired much of her stage salute: of allegiance, khaki- armed services to help keep orwork. The famous dancer whose d Ramfis hurried into his der. troupe gathered international acHe pledged the full support of claim during two decades of (Continued on page 11) (Continued on page 3) touring capitals: of the world, has return not to roost but to indulge in more work at a more relaxed pace, Mlle Marie-Denise Duvalier Boarding PAA Miss Dunham's decision to reClipper for Return To Studies In England Gen. Trujillo with Senor Leland Rosenberg who was, Dominican main in Haiti and set up a dance Envoy to Iran and is now attached to his staff. troupe gathered international acHe pledged the full support of claim during two decades of (Continued on page 11) (Continued on page 3) touring capitals: of the world, has return not to roost but to indulge in more work at a more relaxed pace, Mlle Marie-Denise Duvalier Boarding PAA Miss Dunham's decision to reClipper for Return To Studies In England Gen. Trujillo with Senor Leland Rosenberg who was, Dominican main in Haiti and set up a dance Envoy to Iran and is now attached to his staff. school in the city and a night - club. in the original setting of her tropical plantation, "Habitation Leclere", the former home Chauffeur Tells How Napoleon's pet sister, Pauline wife of General E Leclerc, El Jete Fought Back CIUDAD TRUJILLO They shot him -like he was an animal." KYRA MARKHAM This was the way the chauffeur of dictator Rafael Trujilloi EXHIBITS HERE - described the assassination of the Dominican strongman during Last Saturday at cocktail time, an exclusive interview last Kyra Markham displayed a Thursday night. number of her Haitian works at Fre - The chauffeur, Zacarias de la the: Reservoir Restaurant under Cruz, is recuperating from nu- the auspices of Carole Holland. 4 - merous bullet wounds he suffer- Visiting guests were delighted ed when the attackers felled with the variety of Miss Mark Miles Marte-Denise and Simone Duvalier say good:bye to their Trujillo Tuesday night. ham's pictures, all painted duHe was interviewed in the sec- ring her present visit to Haiti. mother and brother Jean-Clande as they depart for England ond floor room of the green-wal- Her's is a sure and developed where they will resume their studies. (Continued on page 16) talent. L1 (Continued on page 2)1 (Continued on page 9) --- Page 2 --- PAGE 2 HAIII SUN MONDAY JUNE 5THL, 1061 Markham S.a Kyra CHINESE (Continued from page 1) blond beauty, would say "My. There followed several years tled down to a quiet domestic Kyra Marham was born in but your an ugly little black as art director for the movies. life with painting her whole acIllinois, one of the beNIGHT Chicago mid- brat!" Fox- Film being the only firm tivity. She had been married dle-west's great prairie states How she had the courage to still, existent, after which she fore, but this was a marriage and named Elaine Hyman. Asgo on the stage, what with her quit the commercial theatre to that brought her real contentsoon as she was able to hold father's opposition. and her ug- work with that now almostr leg- ment. Because David said "You TUESDAYS a tool of any sort she began to liness, is hard to tell, but she endary organization, The Pro- are to do anything you want to draw and paint and when she promptly looked through many vincetown Players". Those were do," she spread her interests flunked out of High School en- books until she found a name happy years, when the group over several felds, the painting Roll (2) rolled at the Chicago Art. Ins- that sounded dark and roman introduçed to the worid such always coming first, but there Egg titute, She did not know: what tic, "Kyra", and picking a last playwrights as Susan Glaspell, was a weaving room, a pottery, Won ton she wanted to do, actually, and name that was euphonius with Djuna Barnes and Eugene o and a big kitchen where she soup when she was noti satisfied with it, Markham," has been Kira Niell, directors like Stark Young. the painting Roll (2) rolled at the Chicago Art. Ins- that sounded dark and roman introduçed to the worid such always coming first, but there Egg titute, She did not know: what tic, "Kyra", and picking a last playwrights as Susan Glaspell, was a weaving room, a pottery, Won ton she wanted to do, actually, and name that was euphonius with Djuna Barnes and Eugene o and a big kitchen where she soup when she was noti satisfied with it, Markham," has been Kira Niell, directors like Stark Young. eventuatly learned to buteher what her art instructors were Markham ever since. James Light, Wenneth McGowan her- own venison for the deep giving her she stopped attendand Robert Edmond Jones, who freeze in the Vermont home to ing classes and was spending It was several years befo.e had been known previously only which they moved in 1946. This her time sitting in the public she learned that "Kyra" mecns as a stage designer, though a had been. precéeded by many Choice galleries, writing a poetic dra- "light", and also that "Mak great one, years in New York, two of which ma, when her father heard of it ham" was a family. name, Dd had: been occupied by large Sweet & Sour pork and withdrew her from the win Markham, the poet, being When the organization began scale painting on the New York school and took her on a cruise a third or fourth cousin. to die, having fulfilled the need World's Fair in 1939, much stu- shrimp Foo Yung to the West Indies and Venezue- There were twelve years in of it, Kyra complained to. Fit dio. work, on lithography, a long concentrated and la. pertod her the theatre, some of which she zi", the wonderful red-headed Honorable Chicken chow mein That was the first time she loved but too often having to woman who managed the busi- tion first in and an only exhibition at the Men- Naever. saw Haiti and made up earn her living in the indepen- ness. end, The trouble with us tional Academy. lobster her nind that eventually, she dence she had demanded by is our overhead is so low we chow mein did not know when, she would playing in inferior plays, she can't quit!" return to it. was forced back on her brish She tool the National Award tea or coffee and pencil to wait for that rare But Kyra quit and married for Lithography, at the Philadel Kyra, or Elaine as she was thing, ta good play". David Stoner Gaither and set phia Print Club in 1936, and her then, had been cursed all her etchings and lithographs havel childhood by the fact that she been purchased by the New was ugly. Her father would take Caribbean Construction York Public Library, the Metro- $3.00 her. on his knee and quote from Co. SA. politan Museum, the Library of Tennyson's "Idyls of the King", Congress and the Smithsonian "Elaine the fair, Elaine thet Builders Of The Military City Institution, etc. lovable, Elaine the lily Maid of Astolot". She' knew that "lily Her only training was that maid" did not fit her, particuGen. Manager: Gerard THEARD first period at Chicago Art Ins- Candlelight larily as her mother about the titute and a special course many same time, herself a famous Phone: 3955. P.O.BO. 284 vears later at the Art Students Restaurant League in New York, learning the technique of the old mas- On the Petionville Road ters under Alexander Abels. BUILDING MATERIAL, PAINTS, HARD WARE, HOME DECORATING, ETC. 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Beside the finest assortment tewvilt of building materials, paints, hardware and household mapentfir accessories M & S has the tools required by any Do-it-yourself hobbiest. --- Page 3 --- M. NDLY JUNE SEHL, 1061 HAITI SUN" PAGE 3 RAMFIS GIVES FIRST PRESS CONF. Gabon Destination Of New Ministerial Cabinet (Continued from page 1) anywhere in the Dominican Re- The two Fred year Ouinn old Republic of allarmed services to the Gov- public, both of them in Ciudad Gabon may be the new post of The formation of the new Mi-] Paul Blanchet, Minister of erment of President Joaquin Trujillo. No injuries were re- Fred Quinn of the U.S. Inform- nisterial Cabinet was made pu- ordination and CoBalaguer and its pro-Western ported in either case. One was ation Service here. blic in a Presidential decree is- Boileau Mehu, Information; Minister of Inpolicies. He promised to keep an attempted attack on a church, sued from the National Palace terior and National themilitary services out of poli- where one plotter was said to Quinn who has interested him- May 30th. Rene Chalmers, Defence; Minister of tics. have been hidden. The other was self in. the study of Africa Five members of the old Ca- Foreign Affairs and Denies Hostility To U.S. on the headquarters of the oppo- two year assignment in during Mo- binet retained their portfolios Herve Boyer, Minister Religion; of He repudiated the suggestion sition Dominican Democraic Mo- rocco has found his interest sti- and three new under-Minister ance; Finhat he might personally be hos- vement of the People. mulated by his two years in posts were filled. Louis R. Minister Hle to'the United States. General No damage was evident today Haiti. Members of President Dr. Public Works, Leveque, and of Frujillo said, "I would like to at the church and little at the Francois Duvalier's new Cabinet Communications; Transport assure you that this is a lie political headquarters. Gabon, a member of the are: Leonce Viaud, Minister of Naspread by reactionary persons." Personal Grudge Blamed French community is on the tional Education; Reports published in the Unit- General Trujillo dismissed the equator bounded by the Congo, Clovis Desinor, Minister States have said that he re- idea that any political plot was Cbad and Nigeria. The Capital FARMER FELLED Commerce and of sentedt the refusal of the United behind his father's assassination. is Libreville with a population FOR STEALING Dr. Aurele Industry; Pates'Army Command and Ge- The authorities, he said, believe of 21,000. Tropical fruit is CHICKEN Public Health Joseph, and Minister of aral Staff School at' Fort Lea- only seven men were directly amongst its main export. Gasner Kersaint, Population; Minister venworth to graduate him be- involved and possibly a total of A peasant worker at Freres Labor and Social Welfare; of Euse of his repeated absences. of the United behind his father's assassination. is Libreville with a population FOR STEALING Dr. Aurele Industry; Pates'Army Command and Ge- The authorities, he said, believe of 21,000. Tropical fruit is CHICKEN Public Health Joseph, and Minister of aral Staff School at' Fort Lea- only seven men were directly amongst its main export. Gasner Kersaint, Population; Minister venworth to graduate him be- involved and possibly a total of A peasant worker at Freres Labor and Social Welfare; of Euse of his repeated absences. fifty or sixty closely connected paid a high price for reportedly Simon Desvarieux, Minister of He was asked whether the Do-) with them had some idea of stealing a chicken from a neigh- Justice; Hinican Republic would like to what was going on.. EDUCATED ON bor this past week. Andre Theard, of resume Minister diplomatic relations with He asserted it was "imposPUBLIC AND Farmer Mizarre, the father Agriculture, Natural the United States. He replied sible" that retired Brig. Gen. five children dropped dead of and Rural Development; Resources as aiquestion for President Ba- Juan Thomas Diaz, accused as INTERNATIONAL the main road two miles from on] Victor Nevers Constant, Minislguer and not for the. armed leader of the assassins, had hop- AFFAIRS CALLS his home after being soundly ter of Tourism. ervices to answer. ed to overthrow the Govern- Dr. Gardner beaten by his captor, the assist- Lucien General Trujillo was cool and ment. Patterson, direct- ant of the Chef de Section. Interior Chauvet, Under-Ministbised as he received thirty-five He said that "according to Pri- or of the Woodrow Wilson school Felled at the roadside at 11:00 fence; er of and National Depreign press representatives at soners' statements" Gen. Diaz of Public and International Af a.m. Mizarre's body was undiscountry's main airbase at had acted because he had a per fairs, Princeton University, vi- tributed until that evening Max A. Antoine, Under-Ministan Isidoro, twelve miles east of sonal grudge at having been, sited Haiti last week. the Justice of Peace when when er of Labor and Social Welfare; Gudad, Trujillo. He was dressed forced to retire last year, partly through the legal formalities. nister Georges of G. Figaro, Under-Mian immaculate suntan Air on the basis of seniority and during the search for the fugi- The rural policem a n's in Lucien Information; Torce uniform without decora- partly because of his personal tives. whose custody he was when he er of Public Daumec, Health Under-Ministins. habits. died has been arrested. lation. and PopuThe: General said about 200 "His personal conduct was General Trujillo said he supersons had been arrested as sometimes lacking in good or ported a decree published earsuspects before he arrived herel der." General Trujillo said "He lier this week offering rom Paris Wednesday night af drank heavily allh his life." to all Dominican citizens amnesty living his father's assassination General Trujillo said General abroad who had ONIONS uesday night. Diaz could not have hoped to ges against them. political The Govern- char- "As soon as I arrived I order- istage a coup d'etat because he ment said this move was designd the release of all those for had no following in the armed ed to let all Dominicans vote in FROM Fiose detention there was not forces. He called General Diaz elections here next year. hme logical reason," he said. "a traitor." At present only persons involThe General smiled at a sugin the plot and some near General Trujillo said that gestion of a possible invasion datives are stil being held and there had not been any military from Cuba. He recalled that his OD V pne near relatives of the fugi- mobilization A moves because ofl father once said that if Premier ves. the assassination. He said the Fidel Castro's forces tried to inWhen the alleged plotters are country has an armed force of vade the Dominican Republic Onions of first quality are available at rounded up, he said, "they 20,000 the 15,000-to on active duty "beards would fly like butterbe handed over to civil and that with reserves the total flies.". counter purts to be dealt with under the force was about 100,000. ne near relatives of the fugi- mobilization A moves because ofl father once said that if Premier ves. the assassination. He said the Fidel Castro's forces tried to inWhen the alleged plotters are country has an armed force of vade the Dominican Republic Onions of first quality are available at rounded up, he said, "they 20,000 the 15,000-to on active duty "beards would fly like butterbe handed over to civil and that with reserves the total flies.". counter purts to be dealt with under the force was about 100,000. He said sales of ODVA at the corner of Rue VS of the Dominican Repub- the Air Force had a little more The General said, "Castro did than 100 airplanes. try an invasion and the beards des Cesare and Rue du Centre, at General Trujillo said two in- There has been no confirma- did fly like butterflies. " the following Bdents already reported were tion here of foreign reports that By SAM POPE BREWER eonly ones that had oecurred' torture and killings had occured |Special to The New York Times prices: A ear 101bs.-Bags 15 Gourdes 50lbs.-Bags 15 Gourdes Wholesale orders will be filled on the basis ANMAE of Gourdes: 2.75 per 101bs. bags (Minimum MOMATOMALE ( 10 bags) and Gourdes: 14 per 50lbs. (Minimim 10 bags.) Tobacco tastes best when the filter's recessed Haiti's "Gingerbread Palace" and famed hoste the Grand Hotel show Parliament lery Oloffson, plare o aitian architecture, exquisite cuisine: and conten ted living. Set amongst a myriad of tropical trees hd gardens the Oloffson, complete with miniat ure pool, is the haven for the unintribited. JOSEPH NADAL, AGENTS MOMATOMALE ( 10 bags) and Gourdes: 14 per 50lbs. (Minimim 10 bags.) Tobacco tastes best when the filter's recessed Haiti's "Gingerbread Palace" and famed hoste the Grand Hotel show Parliament lery Oloffson, plare o aitian architecture, exquisite cuisine: and conten ted living. Set amongst a myriad of tropical trees hd gardens the Oloffson, complete with miniat ure pool, is the haven for the unintribited. JOSEPH NADAL, AGENTS --- Page 4 --- PAGE 4 "HAITI SUN MUNDAY JUNI JTi, 1961 destroying, the human rights) plore methods of obtaining closStatement On Stevenson's Trip and the dignity of the individual. er relationships in the cultural In this effort each country field as well between our needs first of all to help itself. schools and univensities, our WASHINGTON, May 28.- for about three weeks. We arel of great potential significance But we must also help each teachers and students, in our Following is the text of a sta- consulting the governments con- and promise for strengthening other and move together. scientists and artists, our writtement by President Kennedy cerned and our embassies, and the free and independent nations ers and thinkers-in short, each today on the special mission by the itinerary has not yet been of this hemisphere and both na- Governor Stevenson will be manifestation of the diversity of Adlai E. Stevenson to Latin finally worked out. But I can tional and inter-American instit ready to explain our ideas as to the culture and tradition of our America: say that Governor Stevenson utions for social progress and how we believe this can be done. peoples. hopes to visit all the countries economic development. And he will seek the ideas asked I have Ambassador Ad- in South America. He regrets. U. N. Links Stressed our These of I think there are few Jai E. Stevenson to undertake and I do also, that he will not! Our Latin-American neigh- sgood: of neighbors: ideas about our new ex. the United States better people qual a special mission on my behalf be able to visit all the other bors and we are also bound to- plans changes and will bel in ified than Adlai Stevenson to to the countries of South Ame- American republics with which gether under the United Nations useful part responsibilities the examine discuss all these rica. He will consult with offi- we have diplomatic relations. Charter in world-wide arranse-a for our meeting of in preparations Uruguay. and I am sure that his cials of the governments of the ments for peace and seeurity,] possibilitjes. contribute immeasSouth American continent about It seems to us that this is an for economic cooperation, and In my statement of March, 13 journey will what can be done to perfeet and' especially appropriate time for for the protection of human I also emphasized that our CO= urably Montevideo to our preparations and for accelerate our inter-American Governor Stevenson to visit rights. operation in this hemisphere the conference of the interprogram for social and economic South America again. The Ame should not be only in economic to: the strengthening development as well as our CO- rican governments are preparing As the United States repres: and social fields. We need to ex- American system. operation in other respects. Iam for the ministerial meeting of entative in the Unitèd Nations, delighted that Governor Steven- the Inter-American Economie Governor Stevenson is in an exson has agreed to undertake and Social Council, which is to cellent position to canvas with this mission. be held begining on July 15 in our South American friends the Uruguay. relationship between our hemis WATCHES OFGREAT DISTINCTION CD Governor Stevenson plans to The United States Govern- pheric, arrangements and our TO GIVE AND WEAR WITH PRIDE a leave very soon and will be away! ment views this meeting as one common interest in an effective P PER United Nations. He will assuredly speak for me as well as for himself in expressing. admiration for the magnificent record Iuswre Againat the Falie or liberal leadership which the Latin-American governm ents G % e continue to exert in the work of the United Nations. hemis WATCHES OFGREAT DISTINCTION CD Governor Stevenson plans to The United States Govern- pheric, arrangements and our TO GIVE AND WEAR WITH PRIDE a leave very soon and will be away! ment views this meeting as one common interest in an effective P PER United Nations. He will assuredly speak for me as well as for himself in expressing. admiration for the magnificent record Iuswre Againat the Falie or liberal leadership which the Latin-American governm ents G % e continue to exert in the work of the United Nations. ORAO On March 13 I suggested to A EUEREEE the peoples of this hemisphere FIRE CAR PERSONAL TRAVEL GOODS n "Alliance for Progress, a vast cooperative effortsss to satisty the basic needs of the Ame Noruich Union Fire Insurance Ltd rican, people, for homes, work & CO and land, health and schools." a JOSEPH NADAL MomC.4236-9488 AGENT - While the name, Alliance for Progress. might be new, the Ref. 7317 <NecPlus Ultra) of selfwinding ideas I put forward are not the watches 4 39 Jewels Gyrotron. powered. monopoly of any single Ameri See thé superb 1960 Glrard-Perreganx can. state, but flow naturally (Selections models at foremost jewellers. from our long tradition Of interAmerican cooperation. feico @ On April 14 I stated that four common purpose today is to har ness these new aspirations DIRARO-PERREGAUX and 170L E these new: tools in a great inter-l Fine MICRESIneE TickRollei American effort an effort to No lift all the peoples in the Ame D ricas into a new era of economic touahe progress and social justice. : I ONSALE AT THE a said that the OAS (Organization, BBoles E of American States), the oldest BETTER STORES organization of nations in exist0 ence, should move ahead to LIFA E E meet this new challenge. Asked Joint Effort fu 0 a I asked all the free republics EC46 E of the hemisphere to join this WITH A a cooperative undertaking to eliA La minate hunger and poverty, ig: Voint a norance and disease from our -liinden E hemisphere.E believe these as Netaitenure - pirations are common to the a Americas and that there exists a firm will and. determination ISSA to move ahead with this great UCABNE OFHAITI BESSAMATIC work. - BRAUN 0 - ART GALLERY Mobloy E Infer-American ma ichinery @ must FREE POBT be strengthened. We meed onRuedo CAMERAS AT PRICES a a Quai to outline basic development a Walz E goals. It is essential that each PAINTINGS a by by individually Sculplures government, and CO: Cerder operating with others, define ob: Cedor a Aeomnens R.FRANÇOIS o Erakla a jectives in the key areas of ecoJ.EGourgue a) oftjailisa nomic and social betterment J. DU DERRIER à aL V.Denis RUE BONNE FOI Such as edueation, land uise and O.DU PERRIER LLazard Phone: 23:0 OSRAM E tenure, education, public health, J.Gabriel SKAHN Al CON IDITIONEC Ubr And we must do it while. enlarg- E A. DIMANCHE N.Jean Eala ing, not restricting, the area, of € freedom, while guaranteeing, not isa nomic and social betterment J. DU DERRIER à aL V.Denis RUE BONNE FOI Such as edueation, land uise and O.DU PERRIER LLazard Phone: 23:0 OSRAM E tenure, education, public health, J.Gabriel SKAHN Al CON IDITIONEC Ubr And we must do it while. enlarg- E A. DIMANCHE N.Jean Eala ing, not restricting, the area, of € freedom, while guaranteeing, not --- Page 5 --- Nas NDAY JUNE 5TI, 1961 SUN fAGE 5 OUR NEIGHBOR LAID TO REST Marina Trujillo de Garcia; niece HAIT I SUN NEWSPAPEE (Continued from page 14) tired from the room. They Lidia Ruiz de Bergez. THE HAITIAN ENGLISH LANGUAGE After this crisis females among cluded widow Maria De Los An- in- About 7:40 a.m. the honor Community Weekly Published' Sunday Morning the Trujillo family mourners re- geles Martinez de Trujillo, sister guard returned the coffin about Editor-Fublisher BERNARD DIEDERICH halfway to the center of the Gerant Responsable MAUOLAIR LABISSIERE ons why our relations with the area are not good: we did not foyer and soon hysteria began MEMBER OF THE INTER-AMERICAN PRESS ASSN. sven know how the Cubans, ninety miles off our shore, felt prior to build up again among mournto the- disastrous invasion of April 17. ers. At 8:00 a.m. guards removESTAELISHED IN 1950 ed a man-sized sunflower floral Under Secretary Bowles spoke a good deal of sense, as usual, piece leaning against bust of on Sunday when he said: "The biggest thing we should do is Trujillo, that loomed down upon HAITIAN NEWSMAN FREEDOM stop being obsessed with Mr Castro and really move on to the big the coffin. Shortly after, the cofquestions that involve us all." He' listed these as "poverty and] fin was carried out and placed FIGHTER HONORED ON injustice and the insecurity of people whe just feel there is not in the hearse. much to live for." When Mr. Stevenson came back from his tripl While on display, the coffin 25th ANNIVERSARY OF DEATH to Latin America last year he said: "If the free way of life does was flanked at four corners by Joseph Jolibois Jr.,. the Haitian newsman who oppos- not help the many poor of this world, it will never save the few five-foot-high silver candlesticks defend- rich." '' Mr Kennedy thought SO much of the idea that he paraphra- with burning candles. Behind his ed the Marine Occupation of his homeland and sed if for his inaugural. It is the philosophy at the heart of the closed coffin' was placed an uped the rights of his fellow citizens was honored this "Alliance for Progress" plan and the idea above all others that right, handsome, silver stand past week by the Haitian press on the twenty-fifth anwith a plain, wooden crucifix. the American envoy must emphasize. niversary of his death. The huge crowd was remarkThis old snap-shot was taken on the newsman during Latin Americans will have relatively little interest in the Urited ably homogenous of the humble a period, of imprisonnient in 1921. Wearing the prison States, negative plans to combat Fidelismc and communism. They class. garb. "Rade-macaque", Jolibois is seen breaking stones will want to know what positive plans we have to foster economic Well-dressed persons were eihefore the National Penitencier on the Rue du Centre. development and social justice. Faith in the United States has ther in' uniform or had the sleek The freedom champion knew the hardships of prison been badly shaken by the ill-advised Cuban adventure. Mr Steven- look of ranking politicos. Comson is trusted and respected. If there is any North American who pletely absent were banners or will be listened to today by intellectuals, by politicians and by other signs indicating the towns the people, his name is Adlai E. know what positive plans we have to foster economic Well-dressed persons were eihefore the National Penitencier on the Rue du Centre. development and social justice. Faith in the United States has ther in' uniform or had the sleek The freedom champion knew the hardships of prison been badly shaken by the ill-advised Cuban adventure. Mr Steven- look of ranking politicos. Comson is trusted and respected. If there is any North American who pletely absent were banners or will be listened to today by intellectuals, by politicians and by other signs indicating the towns the people, his name is Adlai E. Stevenson. of origin, or sections of Ciudad Trujillo. SIIIHWHINHUIHUUIUUIIIHUILIUIE Demonstration appeared completely spontaneous, with no MEN'S SHIRTS signs of supervision. Similarly, on the 31-kilometer drive from SCARVES the National Palace to the town of San Cristobal clusters of perHANDKERCHIEFS sons were gathered at every hamlet. Among the abundant flower displays were at least two fire By yARD trucks loaded with flowers. These included huge grey, metalli-floral pieces: LIBERTY-- Shouts of the hysterical men Pondon and women repeatedly included the phrase "Papa Trujillo, ay Papa Trujillo." BUMMER Another phrase heard was DRESSES "while Trujillo is here we are BLOUSES all right." a According to priests at the San Eelesng Cristobal, the. crypt where Trua jillo was placed is plain, with no marble. His coffin was placed FISHER on one ledge of a section built to accommodate two coffins. But during his journalistic career which finally ended in FREE PORT 53.55.Rue SHOPPING du Quai CENTER space is available in the crypt a prison cell. He died in the National Prison 25 years for additional coffins. The miliago last week. Dresses and Shirts made onorder tary blocked all entry to the and delivered in 24 hours. crypt. The solitary confinement cell in the National Prison We ship to the States By HAROLD J. LIDIN that had Jolibois as a principal inmate was later namSTAR Staff Writer dd after him. l ADLAI STEVENSON'S TRIP In The New York Times - North Americans must not think of Adlai Stevenson's HER'S forthcoming F1S tipto South America simply as a "goodwill mission." In the kresent state of Latin-American- ferment and of disturbed relaHAITT'S LARGEST FREE PORT PRICE SHOPS tnns between that region and the United States such a voyage sas much of a gamble as Vice President Nixon's ill-fated visit 1) THE CORNER SHOP RUE BONNE FOL toSouth America in the spring of 1958. 2) ART & CURIO SHOP FISHERS ACROSS FROM But this time Ambassador Stevenson will be forewarned, which CU Mr Nixon was not. Moreover, Mr. Stevenson knows something AND BUY HAITIAN About Latin America, which Mr Nixon did not. The United Na-! HANDICRAFTS tions Ambassador made a triumphal two-month trip to the area STRAIGHT FROM THE FACTORY year. ago. He has a great reputation in Latin America, as else-] Where abroad. ON THE RUE DU QUAI President Kennedy's letter on Mr Stevenson's mission explains thehope behind the journey. It is to help prepare the groundwork (AM. EXPR. AND DINERS CLUB ACCEPTED) for the economic meeting in Uruguay on July 15. There will be an exchange of ideas during the trip, whose importance will proSAVE UP TO 60 Per Cent ON IMPORTS bably lie more in the Kennedy Administration's acquiring some SHOPS AND MAHOGANY FACTORY inderstanding of how Latin Americans feel than vice versa. IgnorSTOMS Ance-about Latin America u the United States is one of the reas- --- Page 6 --- T T PAGE 9 The line San Juan a Ciud- conclusion that, opening Cap R. . AND DINERS CLUB ACCEPTED) for the economic meeting in Uruguay on July 15. There will be an exchange of ideas during the trip, whose importance will proSAVE UP TO 60 Per Cent ON IMPORTS bably lie more in the Kennedy Administration's acquiring some SHOPS AND MAHOGANY FACTORY inderstanding of how Latin Americans feel than vice versa. IgnorSTOMS Ance-about Latin America u the United States is one of the reas- --- Page 6 --- T T PAGE 9 The line San Juan a Ciud- conclusion that, opening Cap R. P. Real Charlebois, csc., Eco- West India Fruit (Banana Plan- Salers Marzouka, Merchant; Trujillo a Cap Haitien E Haitien to an international air nome, N-D-du-P.S. College; tation); Kalil Marzouka, Merchant; au Prince is notat the pre- traffic, is of an absolute need. Dr. Charles Leconte, M. D.; MASCOTTE Atelier" (Jh. Ed. D.) Edouard Schettini, Merchant; time operated by any. air The city is already an open Leo Schomberg, Troupe Guidi, Mgr. A. Jamier, General Vicar, Gaston Sam, Lawyer; mpany; seaport that receives boats and Manager; Bishop; Roland Sanchez, Lawyer; Caribair's scale of prices cruises from the United States Yvette Bussenius, Owner Mont- R. P. W. Prouix, csc., Cure at Mario Cianciulli, Merchant; gud be higher than the ones and Europe. In the name of what Joli Hotel; Pilate; Germain Michel, Esso Standard PAA and Delta. economic concept could anybody Rene Calisti, Manager Societe R. P. Jean-Paul Gladu, Semi- Oil; Byt taking the numbers at their defend that city to receive dir- Industrielle Capoise; naire Ste-Therese Director; H. Lucchessi, Shell Agent; ximum, with its three times ect flights. The law of progress John Laroche, TEXACO Agent; Kuno Beck, Owner of Beck Hotel Drivers Syndic Committee: Reek service, Caribair could must be applied both to big and F. M. Altieri & Co., Cie. Gene- Louis Newbold, Driver; President: A. Maisonneuve, nsport no. more than 56 per small countries, and to commer- rale Transatlantique agents; Marina de Catalogne, Owner, Vice-President: E. Manigat, S perc voyage, be it so, 168 cial companies, however impor- Jean Luciani, Ford Dealer; Hostellerie du Roi Christoplie; Secretaries: F. Dugue, Louis keek, 672 a month and 8,064 tant they may be. There is also Otto Schutt, Hamburg American Adrien Laroche, Merchant; Moline; year. Suppose that half of an aspect of "Point IV? on Line Agent; Mrs. Defendini, Hotel Mont Jo- A. Pierre, Industrial; se passengers instead of tal which we draw the kind atten- Raymond Nazon, Manufacturer; li, Manager; Riot, Driver; PAA or Delta Lines to get tion of the Civil Aeronautics Luc Laratte, Merchant; Felix Angelucci, Royal Nether- Jacques Valbrun, Driver; ketly from Ciudad Trujillo to Board. Edouard Laroche, Radio Philips lands, SS Co. Agent; Gerard Julmice, Driver; r au Prince prefer taking Agent; Louis Schomberg, Coffee Expor- Luc Fidele, Driver; Ebair for the circuit Ciudad The question is, in the occur- Allan Miller, Cie d'Eclairage ter; Dr. ; Riot, Driver; PAA or Delta Lines to get tion of the Civil Aeronautics Luc Laratte, Merchant; Felix Angelucci, Royal Nether- Jacques Valbrun, Driver; ketly from Ciudad Trujillo to Board. Edouard Laroche, Radio Philips lands, SS Co. Agent; Gerard Julmice, Driver; r au Prince prefer taking Agent; Louis Schomberg, Coffee Expor- Luc Fidele, Driver; Ebair for the circuit Ciudad The question is, in the occur- Allan Miller, Cie d'Eclairage ter; Dr. Roger Mallebranche, M.D.; Lillo Cap Haitien Port ence, to know whether Cap Hai- Electrique Director; Gerard de Catalogne, Le Nou- Jacques Leon, Driver; Prince, such a service would tien, with its immense tourist N. Montreuil, Citadelle Shop; veau Monde Newspaper Director Georges Duval, Driver Mecharesent.f for PAA a loss ol pro- potential, will be refused the au- Emile Boutros, Merchant; Frank Larreur, Merchant; nician; (manque a gagner) of 4,032 thorizations of being placed on Salers Biter, Merchant; Cianciulli & 0., Merchants; Paul Jasmin, Driver; kengers at $20.00 or $80,000 the American serial map; whe- Nonce Novelia, Merchant; Constant Ferrara, Merchant; Gracin Jn-Francois, Driver; par. ther that city with its historic Henri P. Dugue, Lawyer; Louis Mompoint, Cafe Colomb Urbain Eleazard, Driver; and natural resources, is deem- ALMONACY Printing; Owner; and many other drivers whose loss, as shown above, ed to remain in poverty and in Mario Capolo, Mechanician; A. Vitiello, Merchant; signature could not be read. d be very small; on ther a perpetual state of stagnation; hand, 8,000 persons stay- it is the question that we ask at Cap Haitien are liable to Members of the Civil Aeronautd a yearly average of one ics Board to answer, appealing a Hion dollars. Such an afflux to their spirit of fairness and money in a modest agglomer- cooperation. n and for only one commers The present Petition has been branch, would constitute signed by the following Persons: best technical help given to Mgr Albert Cousineau, Cap Haiunder-developped country. tien and North Dept. Bishop; a orlia bears Hter. thorough examination R. P. J. Duchesne, c.s.c., Supfoe Ihe problem, we draw the erior, Notre Dame du P.S. 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S. A. without affecting your quota.- See us for more information. atoratoss sea/ e à e > - Hececeeeee e6ece --- Page 8 --- PAGE R MONDAY JUNE 5TH, 1961 "ing their clientele, organize, by Petition all kinds of means, a propagan: To His Excellency da of disparagement against Cap Haitien. In consideration of the above, the hotels of Cap Mr. John Haitien are most often empty a little minority of Kennedy and only President Of United States Of America Americans accepts to go thère; ittee, for some reasons, no houses in the XVIIIth century Tourists Aty Port au Prince: 3-Said propaganda of disparIn the matter of an application of doubt, independent of their will, style; that town is located at 1950 13.579 agement is sO well organized CARIBBEAN ATLANTIC were not acquainted with the proximity of King Henry Chris- 1951 17,708 that even the travellers, having AIRLINES, INC. true situation existing in Haiti topher's Citadel, an historic mo- 1952 20,031 reservation in Cap Haitien, often requesting authorization for ser- and particularly in Cap Haitien. nument which is considered by 1953 35,749 send telegrant of cancellation; vicing Cap Haitien and Port au Therefore, in view to enlighten world opinion as the most ex- 1954 48:071 4-In excellent rePrince, Haiti. them and so that they may jud- traordinary fortress in the Car- 1955 55,007 spite of the Docket No. 10103 ge in all cognizance, We have ibbean/area. 65,766 cord of the Haitian airline that taken the liberty to draw up never twelve registered any accident the following statement: The above facts have given to 1958 during years service, Cap Haitien, Haiti, the Haitian Government the idea Tourists At Cap Haitien: American tourists hesitate to use March 25, 1961 The CAB is supporting that of rendering Cap Haitien a tour- 1950 916 this national airline; United. certain States traThe' merchants, hotelmen, tra- Caribair has not justified the istie city; during the last years, 1951 1,075 vel agents in the vel owners of need of an air service for Cap more than seven millions dollars 1952 1,283 even refuse to send their clients agents, Haitien, shops, Haitien, since Port au Prince have been spent in town plan- 1953 1,663 there; others require their cliguides, drivers of Cap the is served by the PAA and Delta ning, and hygienic works; hotels 1954 2,821 ents to sign an attestation to learned with great surprise the Civil Airlines; that a service between have been constructed and an 1955 3,514 cover their responsibility against decision rendered by March 11, Port au Prince and Cap Haitien appropriate publicity was insert- 1956 3,863 possible accidents; and one easAeronautics Board, on is already organized and that ed in the American newspapers 1957 2,681 ily comprehends, that such pro1959, denying Caribbean the application Air- no particular cireumstance is in order to make known Cap 1958 1,781 cedure terrifies tourists. great surprise the Civil Airlines; that a service between have been constructed and an 1955 3,514 cover their responsibility against decision rendered by March 11, Port au Prince and Cap Haitien appropriate publicity was insert- 1956 3,863 possible accidents; and one easAeronautics Board, on is already organized and that ed in the American newspapers 1957 2,681 ily comprehends, that such pro1959, denying Caribbean the application Air- no particular cireumstance is in order to make known Cap 1958 1,781 cedure terrifies tourists. filed lines, by Inc. (Caribair), Atlantic Docket requiring the establishment of Haitien and to incite tourists in Ther reasons of security evokNo. 10103, requesting exemption Caribair in Haiti... visiting the Citadel; the ques: This state of things is not due ed: are based on the fact that authority for air service between tion was, to remedy a precarious to the fact that tourists were the Haitian airline is both a the following towns: San Juan, We are going to demonstrate economic situation, to give a not satisfied with their trip to commercial and line; Ciudad Trujillo, Cap Haitien, that said argument is completely push to business, which would Cap Haitien (they all return dedirectly military from the Ar Port au Prince. erroneous and does not corres- bring prosperity and, in this lighted), but to the following 1o- depending my of Haiti The pond, neither to the reality of way, all social classes: (drivers, cal conditions: Haitian government Headquarters. is obliged We present a firm and cour- facts, nor to the eloquence of guides, peasants interested in to maintain the line for budget teous protestation against said numbers. breeding or culture, servants, 1-The tourists who visit Haiti reasons, but it is certain that denial which is not in conform stores and shops clerks, etc and stop first in Port au Prince the bad propaganda is prejudiity, neither with the general in- Cap Haitien is a town of 30 would find work. stay there no more than an aver- cial to the good fame of the terest, nor the interest of the thousand inhabitants; it is the fage of three days; they do not Haitian transportation airline. Haitian people, nor the princip- old metropolis of Haiti, when Unfortunately, the efforts ac- have time to visit Cap Haitien; les of good neighbour policy. Haiti was a French colony complished did not give the hopa In addition to the above, the known under the name of Saint ed results and the contrast be- 2-The travellers who effect a Haitian airline, for want of moAn attentive study of the do- Domingue. Cap Haitien has kept tween the number of tourists stay of several days in Haiti and ney, does not own a ticket sale cument in which the Civil Ae all its colonial charm and has who have visited Port au Prince would be capable to visit Cap organization in the United States ronauties Board is justifying, numerous historic monuments and those who have visited Cap Haitien are disheartened in do- or a program of publicity neithits opinion, has convinced us such as old ramparts, ancient Haitien during the last nine ing it, by the hotels of Port au er for the newspapèrs nor for that the Members of the Comm- forts, fountains and forged iron years shows it amply: Prince, who, in the view of keep- the travel agents; consequently; a 5 not being sufficiently known, it is used only by local public and its possibilities, in every res pect, are limited. For all those reasons, those g-of who are interested in the development of tourism' in Cap Haitien, have arrived to the conclusion that it is absolutely necessary to establish an air service with foreign countries, 50 Laitian that Cap Haitien may receive tourists directly from exterior without stopping over at Port au Prince or via the Haitian airline. raft In said intention, Haitian offiHe cials have had conversations and approached the leaders of e 69.RUE DU QUAI Pan American World Airways C and Delta Airlines, to find out WHAT TO BUY whether these lines were inter ested to fly to Cap Haitien and what would be their terms; all - SISAL BAGS and BELTS requests of this nature have remained unanswered. 50 Laitian that Cap Haitien may receive tourists directly from exterior without stopping over at Port au Prince or via the Haitian airline. raft In said intention, Haitian offiHe cials have had conversations and approached the leaders of e 69.RUE DU QUAI Pan American World Airways C and Delta Airlines, to find out WHAT TO BUY whether these lines were inter ested to fly to Cap Haitien and what would be their terms; all - SISAL BAGS and BELTS requests of this nature have remained unanswered. FRENCH PERFUMES and LIQUORS Then the Haitian government Thas been directed to Caribair .WOOD CARVINGS . MAHOGANY which has accepted to organize, three times a week, an air serTORTOISE SHELL vice including San Juan, Ciudad Trujillo, Cap Haitien, Port au Prince round trip, on condition .STRAW GO05. PAINTINGS to get an authorization from the CAB. We do not see very well what JA riviere & riviere competition would be done to Pan American World Airways or to Delta Lines, and for the following" reasons: --- Page 9 --- MONDAY JUNE 5TH, 1961 HAITI SUN' PAGE s her people the culturally de-I the people. Much later this was Katherine Dunham prived and scattered Negroes of followed by. formal initiation into the mainland- a sense of their one of their religious cults. I traditions and history? Soon she explained that I was there to (Continued from page 1) treats espectally the Leclerc pe Other dance professors include was experimenting with African learn dances because I liked to comes from what she describes riod in Haiti also many ethnolo- Israel Suarez, a Brazilian sing- rhythms and themes. Her pro- dance; to a people to whom as, "one hundred percent confi- gical works with emphasis on er who joined the Dunham com- fessors encouraged her to apply dancing was an inte dence in the future of Haiti." ceremonies, dances and cults of pany in Vienna two years ago, for a Rosenwald and this fellowship granted, for gral, vital expression of daily Following the opening of her Haiti and South America. Miss Argentinian dancer Ricardo Ava- she research, spent the year being 1937-38 in the living this explanation seemed Dance School on the second stor- Dunham is also working up a los who had his first trip to Caribbean islands. On arrival natural enough. At times, howey. of the Rond Point Restaurant Japanese collection. Haiti eleven years ago instructs she had to overcome a certain ever, to facilitate inclusions into Miss Dunham this week quietly The author of "A Touch of in the tango and other Latin mistrust in' local the ceremonial life it was necesout of anya society put the Kopen" sign before Innocence", book begun in American dances. one who wanted to explore "nat sary to call on a strategy which her residence acquired some ten Japan and completed here in had been successful in .the Mawas ive" dances; but she won the years ago. 1959 is soon to write a second Katherine Dunham born confidence of the influential roon hill-country of Jamaica. The days of the flashly big volume of her a utobio of a Negro father and a Frenchby; That would be the invention of night opening are behind her, graphy. Miss Dunham even con- Canadian mother at Joliet near giving a recital of ballet and some ancestral ritual obligation. she says. templates a third volume which Chicago. As a girl at high school "aesthetic" dancing, and after In Haiti, more than in any of that all doors were She The labor of love and thirty will deal with her years with the she studied ballet, and when, she was free to track down opened. and the other islands of the Caribthousand dollars has resulted in company as it rose to become followed her brother -now a ture with movie-camera and cap- bean; there is strong recognition bring "Habitation Leclerc'" back a world famous dance troupe distinguished philosopher- anto cording apparatus the rituals re among the blood the peasant priesthood to imaginative St. Domingue and be named *The Insatiable." Chicago University, she décided and dances which had survived of relationship of all days with Salon Guinee and Bar Tied to Haiti spiritually since to supplement her income by three centuries in the forests from people Nan whose ancestors hailed Geisha bringing total investment her first voyage from the Uni- holding dancing classes. a ture with movie-camera and cap- bean; there is strong recognition bring "Habitation Leclerc'" back a world famous dance troupe distinguished philosopher- anto cording apparatus the rituals re among the blood the peasant priesthood to imaginative St. Domingue and be named *The Insatiable." Chicago University, she décided and dances which had survived of relationship of all days with Salon Guinee and Bar Tied to Haiti spiritually since to supplement her income by three centuries in the forests from people Nan whose ancestors hailed Geisha bringing total investment her first voyage from the Uni- holding dancing classes. In 1930 and mountains of the Antilles. of Guinin. When the to: $100,000 since buying in 1951. versity of Chicago, I., U.S.A.j a chance attendance at an eth- Describing in her book The stigma had worn off, being an American The old Plantation with its Miss Dunham turned down off nological lecture fired her ima- Dances of Haiti", how she conthere was great tropical forest-with every known ers for Mexico, Japan, France, gination with an idea which has trived. to the and protective interest in the re- - fruit to this latitude is now Brasil, Argentine and Australia been the guiding impulse of her penetrate mysteries cognition of my "Guinea" blood of the island cults, Katherine open with restaurant, bar, night- to settle down here. career: that in the dances of Dunham wrote: "Very early tie, and great concern for my club, barbacues, swimming, fathe Caribbean Negroes she might ancestors who had not received cilities. Old troupe member Lenwood find the cultural heritage of learned that there is one set of the proper ritual attentoin bewhich activities reserved for the outthat Her decision to remain in Morris an American Ballet Mastheir American cousins sider, and another set of cause group of slaves Haiti has brought a number of ter of note flew in from Paris had been deprived, although it ties reserved for those who activi.lwhich had been taken farther dance her troupe followers towith Portugese Dillette Martin, was theirs by right of their Afri- "be-I north had been cut off from For me this "belonging" her side to run the dance school a classical ballet and character can blood. Could she forge a link! long". by into a their brothers in the Caribbean and perform in the salon Gui- dancer of the Lisbon and Paris with the past, and revive among began "habitation" moving (an enclosure native of and had forgotten these practnee. Opera to teach at the Dunham several huts behind a ices." to Thus was Dunham able The plantation also has a bud- school which got off to a sucwattle fence plaster much resembling pate witness, in both record and dances particiding historical library that/cessful beginning last Month. social and Completely furnished House the African compound), solicit- religious rituals. for Rent located at DESPREZ: ing intimate friendships with Returning to Chicago with a Two (2) bathrooms members of the community, and mass of raw material, she gave Four (4) bedrooms entering into the very. minor a demonstration to the RosenModern Haitian Two (2) kitchens hardships and pleasures ofl (Continued on page 14) Bar Office Diningroom Living room Paintings Veranda Swimming pool Garage. GALERIE PINCHINAT Formerly residences of PeruTime takes on a rosy hue vian Ambassador and Canadian Charge d'Affaires. through the sapphire crystal On Show Now At of your Movado 6 Firmament " watch By MAX PINCHINAT STEPHEN BROS M.V. HAITI TRADER 106, BOIS VERNA M. V. HAITI MERCHANT just before you reach the "PONT MORIN" bridge LOADING PERSONALLY AND SUPERVISED UNLOADING SERVE HAITI AND FLORIDA This is an ART GALLERY, not a picture shop, ex. Miami- forthnightly Port au sailings Prince of -Miaml the hibiting over 100 of the most attractive FRAMED MIAMI ADDRESS: PAINTINGS made both in Port au Prince and Paris by Telephone: Highland 51767 FAMOUS HAITIAN PAINTER MAX PINCHINAT Franklin 9-7228 nOW in France. just before you reach the "PONT MORIN" bridge LOADING PERSONALLY AND SUPERVISED UNLOADING SERVE HAITI AND FLORIDA This is an ART GALLERY, not a picture shop, ex. Miami- forthnightly Port au sailings Prince of -Miaml the hibiting over 100 of the most attractive FRAMED MIAMI ADDRESS: PAINTINGS made both in Port au Prince and Paris by Telephone: Highland 51767 FAMOUS HAITIAN PAINTER MAX PINCHINAT Franklin 9-7228 nOW in France. The artist WHO HAS EXHIBITED BOTH HERE AND ABROAD for the past 15 years, comes back to CACIOUE ISLAND Haiti every five years and for 15 to 18 months renews "IBO BEACH" the contact with his people and his source of inspiration. ONLY 30 MINUTES The Movado sapphire In the GALLERY PINCHINAT are grouped gleams with rare brilliance. crystal look' some of the 15 of work MAX - years by PINPORT-AU-PRINCE Its paintings FROM hardness of - surpassed gold figure dial CHINAT, from 1945 to 1960. 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SNORKELING AND LITTLE EUROPE --- Page 10 --- PAGE 12 "HAITI SUN" MONDAY JUNE 5TH, 1961 Wed Here on to Dominica, Martinique, An-I risme about the possibility of Belgium, I am hoping that the Two Britishers tigua and Bermuda before re- promoting Haiti through the me- result of discussions will be favturning to London in July. dium of the International.Pres ourable, and that an early imMr Buckmaster said he had Service who can give publicity pact can be made upon the traAt the Holy Trinity Cathedral |Haitien and the Citadelle can in- become particularly fond of Haiti on Tuesday May 16th, in a sim- dorse it for other young cou- during five freelance writing ple ceremony conducted by Rev. ples", Mr Buckmaster said trips here over the past two Canon Henry Burrows, Margaret Tuesday as he and his wife took years and that he now hoped to Ruth Rowe of County Dunham, the Panam clipper to Puerto add a helping hand in promoting England recently of St. An- Rico where they hope to see her tourist facilities. drews, Fife, was married to Mi- something of the world Golf chael Henry Buckmaster of tournament at Dorado Beach. "I have been investigating the London England formerly of Explaining that they had es- possibilities of tourist and indusBermuda. caped the raw English spring trial promotion in the United The bride, the daughter of Mr for a reunion in Jamaica and Kingdom and Europe for all of and Mrs Frank Dyson Rowe ofr marriage in Haiti the "most ro- all the islands of the West In-1 County Dunham, is a graduate, mantic spot in the Caribbean", dies federation.' ' he explained. master of Arts and Economics, the Buckmasters said their mar "For this reason I went on a of St. Andrews' University and' riage ceremony in the Episcopal tour of Trinidad, Barbados, Grehas recently been teaching, The Cathedral with the primitive nada and St. Vincent on a famgroom, son of Colonel Mauricel mural so recently featured in the iliarisation trip and at the same Buckmaster O.B.E. of London Geographic magazine around time collecting material. During and Mrs Buckmaster of Herford- them, was a moving experience. the time that I have been in the shire, England, is a lawyer and After several delightful days Caribbean, the Company which writer who is now occupied with honeymoon at the Chatelet de la I represent, the European Press E the Public Relations field. The Montagne Noire they moved clo- Service has become a Worldbride was given away by Father ser to town with lodgings in thej wide Press Service - "Service Roger Desire. Mon Reve. International de Presse" with its "We came to Haiti endorsing They will continue from Puer-main offices in Paris and Lon- to the Country and its tourist in: velling public of those European the Panam. Haitian honeymoon to Rico to St. Maarten, Statia, don. Here I have been having terests in the Press in England, countries with affluent econoblurb and after a visit to Cap'and Saba by schooner and then talks at the Department du Tou- France, West Germany, and mies that I have mentioned." 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Box 602 POREAUFRINCE, HAITI. MS --- Page 11 --- MONDAY JUNE 5TH, 1961 "HAITI SUN" PAGE la move will be effective chiefly MULATRESS Common Market in psychological terms. This ef fect should not be under-estimated, however, in providing needby EMILF ROUMER (1933) For Latins Ready ed purpose and initiative either This blush-white moss rose tint, the pink of the peach, for the region's own aid efforts Suit not weil your beauty. No! a nor velvet I find! Formal Inception Of Trade Group This Week or those recently begun by the But this. amber enchants me, storm-tragic, dusk-heavy and wild Will Mark A Milestone United States. Of a body delicious, honey-hue of campeche, Stagnation Noted 7 COUNTRIES INVOLVED The basic fact about Latin ADDITIONAL NATIONS HAVE barriers over a twelve-year pe- been America the virtual in. recent years has its A NEGRESS GOES INDICATED THEY PLAN TO riod will come into being officistagnation of BY JOIN ASSOCIATION ally on June 2. The nations est- economic development. This lack ablishing the new common mar- of progress, combined with a risNight-dark girl of the swaying hips, By BRENDAN M. JONES ket under the Treaty of Monte- ing population that has necessitFormal inception this week of video signed. in February, 1960, ated increasing. importation of LANGSTON HUGUES the Latin American Free Trade are Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Pe- food, has generated serious SOAssociation will represent a sig- ru, Paraguay, Uruguay and Me may cial and be summed political up tensions, as a which Your walk sacerdotal and slow undulant, hificant start on the region's xico. lack of hope for the general So weary sometimes, with such air nonchalant, Pwa efforts to' strengthen its lagWhile future, ting. economy, For at least the next six the new free trade asYour grace, my memory long, long, will haunt. The seven-nation association, months, the operation of the La- sociation at present consists of Your: loins both supple and fine that sway or mutual elimination of tariff tin American trade integration sent only seven nations, these repreFling to my mind the black panther's way American nearly economic two-thirds of Latin To leap, to rage, at touch of javelin-tips. Moreover, the action of production. the sevMy soul is cradled in moired silk crepe en to implement their agreement To the sensual song of a woman's hips. -o NAELOE G AC has stimulated moves by other EMILE ROUMER IN PETIONVILLE IT'S nations to join the association. Colombia and Ecuador as long a ago as December announced definite plans to join, while at the A HOTEL MONTANA same time Venezuela indicated a desire to join as soon as the continued, though still uncertain, progress of Central American Sambent * At 100feet altitude.yet only 7mnules nations toward full domestic ecofrom the heart oF PORT-AU-PRINCE . nomic reorganization was com- @ pleted. Along with economic unIDENTITY PHOTOS * The most exquisite Viewls,oVerlooking thed edily € ion, regional integration in Latin PASSPORT PHOTOS America appears to be gaining DEVELOPING the bay, the plains, the mountains . momentum. ENLARGEMENTS dontinental Process Is Slow REPRODUCTIONE) a * Delicious cuisine and superb As was. the case with similar Fastest Service In Town Servide Ave e trends m Western Europe, the Marie-Jeanne, No. 5 @ beginning of regional integration Cite de l'Exposition * Personalized attention to every guest. ,oVerlooking thed edily € ion, regional integration in Latin PASSPORT PHOTOS America appears to be gaining DEVELOPING the bay, the plains, the mountains . momentum. ENLARGEMENTS dontinental Process Is Slow REPRODUCTIONE) a * Delicious cuisine and superb As was. the case with similar Fastest Service In Town Servide Ave e trends m Western Europe, the Marie-Jeanne, No. 5 @ beginning of regional integration Cite de l'Exposition * Personalized attention to every guest. in Latin America has been a S slow process. 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This progress has RONY CHENET & SONS Parly from 7om fo 8p m. been a notable feature of the AGENTS FOR HAITI FRIDAY Gala Dinner-Dande From 7:30Pm to European Common Market, Address Rue des Miracles. Opposite National Bank. 1:30 a.m. Superb Showe at 10:30 ce which recently has accelerated No admission fee db its tariff reduction program. ALL OTHER Nidurs:Cocktail hour from71o9 with Probably one of the most signative nificant aspects: of the new LaCombo a tin American Free Trade Asso- HHOMGOOM TIV R 'SWOOMHIVS 6o ciation is the timeliness of its 'SNINJLIN NOJ 010 taue DAPA oyi active beginning 0T9WAX in relation to KI (Continued on page 12) enoeFstsan - MTAU-PRINCE HAITIWI. Mn EM hende SE PANTAL Bidg MA lestobes MAHOGANY RUGS DF EXQUISITE OF SELECTED Designs CHEM Rush AND SUPÉRB AND FAMOUS TJWVNI a3XVE 3XIT SIHSVM aNV SXO0T OTWD Quality. fhese dame Soors ane sold Sisal. "anayog Apoy ramu suune GRAND RUE im. theolbost exolysive Stores in the LS. PHONE : 2684° JOSEPH NADAL, AGENTS --- Page 12 --- PAGE 12 HA ITI S U N MONDAY JUNE 5TU, 1961 idustrial self-sufficiency, No sing- Itend to spur improvement of-ilole Latin-American country has cal products. Common the resources or a large enough There is evidence that framers Market.. local market to develop indivi- of the free-trade design are dually the diverse for massive aware of this possibility, SO' that (Continued from page 11) tax reform and land redistribu- tion and the President's "allian- production essential for a mod- future measures to overcome United States aid efforts. I S U N MONDAY JUNE 5TU, 1961 idustrial self-sufficiency, No sing- Itend to spur improvement of-ilole Latin-American country has cal products. Common the resources or a large enough There is evidence that framers Market.. local market to develop indivi- of the free-trade design are dually the diverse for massive aware of this possibility, SO' that (Continued from page 11) tax reform and land redistribu- tion and the President's "allian- production essential for a mod- future measures to overcome United States aid efforts. The tion in Latin America. ce for progress" represents a ern industrial society without the deficiency may be taken awakened interest in this counconsiderable brightening of pros- sizable exports. once the program begins to achtry in a new form of cooperative Further, the "alliance for pro- pects for Latin America. Both ieve its primary objeetives. assistance for Latin America re- gress" plan includes proposals moves provide hope for the Such development might come Greater-rogional trade in mansulted just a few months ago in for United States assistance in great majority of Latin Amert- eventually for some countries, ufactured products, however, is President Kennedy's broad pro- stabilizing commodity prices, cans, despite the formidable butit would be a long and un-l lonly a part of Latin-American posals for an "alliance for pro- easing import curbs on Latin tasks ahead in effecting basic certain process. Rising popula- economic requirements. Without gress" with Latin American na- American produets, and techni- improvement: tions and political discontent, expansion of production in food tions. cal training of workers. however, require alternatives to crops, as well as other basic Conference SlatedIn' large measure, essential the economic evolution that took changes, the free-trade moveThe proposals, together with An inter-American economic requirements in Latin America place in Western Europe and ment probably would have small approval of $500,000,000 in assist- conference that is expected to are development of regional self- North America. These alterna- success. ance funds: as a starting token draft' basic projects under the sufficiency and an end of depen- tives, therefore, are a pooling of of larger future financial aid, re "alliance for progress" program dence on single-commodity eco: the Latin-American nations' in- Fundamentally, the projected present a basic change, as well will open on July 15 in Punta nomies. In the process of achiev- dustrial and natural resources. general progress atall economic as heightened interest, in United del Este, Uruguay: Last week, ing these objectives the even The free-trade association plan and social levels in Latin AmerStates relations with Latin Ame- the White House indicated that more basic change of a redistri- consists essentially of mutual ica is a gigantic undertaking. rica. They stress not only coop- President Kennedy would add- 'bution of wealth is expected to elimination of tariffs on mânu Viewed optimistically, it promeration in such fields as educa- ress the opening session of the be achieved also. factures. Its main flaw lies in ises gains for the United States, tional, housing and other social conference, which he himself! the possible stifling of competi- economically and in less tangidevelopment along with new in- proposed. The new free-trade association tive industrial-imports from form, that may exceed the both nion-ble dustrialization, but also endorsel Action on trade integra- is sO important for Latin Ame- member countries which would cost. rica largely because it promises more rapid progress toward in- "Soaping" dulls hair Halo glorifies itt You know it'sa really fine Scotch when it's JOHNNIE WALKER WM VIRGINIA HHRUE BOCRN Cigarettes JOHNNIE W ALKER Born 1820- - still going strong Splendid JOSEPH NADAL & Co. DISTRISUTOR PREETZMAN-AGGERHOLM Agents. A Aoro Sn n Hotel Sans Sonci EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT VERY INFORMAL "COOKED TO ORDER" BARBECUE DINNER 7:00 to 9:00 PM Not a soap, not a Gives fragrant cream- Halo cannot ce S WITH THE SANS SOUCI COMBO leave dulling, dirtsoft-vater" lather -needs no special rinse! - still going strong Splendid JOSEPH NADAL & Co. DISTRISUTOR PREETZMAN-AGGERHOLM Agents. 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Ameriea Halo IN HER UNIQUE INTERPRETATION OF FRENCH, MARTINIQUE AND - Halo reveals the hidden beauty of the hair HAITIAN SONGS. H-61-I-EL so --- Page 13 --- 7 NDAY JUNE 5Ti1, 196L HAITI SUN PAGE 13 PNP which is a modern choreography mov e m ents, his tremendous Haitian in which he has created a dance muscular energy and his great which Shows begins with an invocation) dramatic abilities. Group to the gods and then proceeds The accompanists were drumto tell of the sorrows of the mers Alphonse Cimber, probaDances Of Caribbean slaves and their struggle for bly the greatest drummer in the freedom. In this, work, Destine Caribbean, and Jacques Succes. gives primitive movement artis- Their solos and duets were Rhythms Of Jungle Add To Colorful Program Church Sponsors tic form while retaining the nat among the highlights of the eveive flavor and here as well as ning and were of virtuosic qualgraphed and presented by. Des- witchcraft and the black arts. in Dance" his equally famous "Spider ities. By WAYNE C. SMITH tine. Then there was included a Destine showed his ex (Springtield, Mass., group of dances in which the troordinary range and control of The Springtield Union, 5-22-61) Atheatrically thrilling and ar- Basically, the Caribbean cul- dances of African origins are Istically satisfying program of ture is African in origin and combined with the social dances Hances from the islands of the was brought there by the slave which the slaves saw danced by arbbean was presented Friday trade. The primitive ceremonial their European masters. Here izht at the Technical High "Baptism of the Drum," danced there is a dance form which is to.. chool auditorium. by Nora Cappe, Mills uniquely Caribbean. The gay Tip George Special and Jerome Jeffrey; "Yoruba "Festival" which opened the CAPHATIEN AND Drums beat out throbbing, THE EITADEL Bakas, ? based upon an African program, "Martinique" danced mpelling and mesmeric legend and danced by Jerome by Destine and' Miss Cappe and ONE WAY BY PLANE ,ONE WAY BY LIMOUSINE ythms which had their origins Jeffrey and Mills; the ritualistic) "Mazurka Creole" performed ther jungles of Africa. Evil "Ceremony Bembe, : danced byl by Destine, Miss Cappe and SoALL Firits were exorcised in magic Destine, Miss Cappe and Mills; lange Dupre in the Caribbean INCLUDED rmulas of tribal dance rituals. and the awesome Voodoun dance style showed the love of the OPERATED BY were CHRISTOPHE ancers possessed in of the "Witeh Doctor" are right Caribbeans for fun, games and TOURS Rtchcraft rites. Young couples from the jungles of Africa. And flirtations. "Ceremony Bembe, : danced byl by Destine, Miss Cappe and SoALL Firits were exorcised in magic Destine, Miss Cappe and Mills; lange Dupre in the Caribbean INCLUDED rmulas of tribal dance rituals. and the awesome Voodoun dance style showed the love of the OPERATED BY were CHRISTOPHE ancers possessed in of the "Witeh Doctor" are right Caribbeans for fun, games and TOURS Rtchcraft rites. Young couples from the jungles of Africa. And flirtations. AVENUE PAN AMERICAINE at festivals and flirted. Andi in these dances Destine has inPETION-VILLE - HAITI E were baptized in primi- geniously captured the native Then there was also included P.O.BOX 312 : phone:7761 ve ceremonies. flavor of primitive ceremonies, Destine's famous "Slave Dance" The dance group was headed Jean-Leon Destine who is, arorron 2 2 2 emiofficially, the cultural am- S S passador of the Republic of Haiti à Drambuie LIQUEUR & nd is its most distiguished daner. The presence here of this ompany of artists was made e INDISPENSABLE FOR Misible through the courage and a le selective tastes of the Lyce- a THE ENJOYABLE PARTY um Committee of the St. John's a & Congregational Church. a AND à ( a Besides being theatrically en- a AGENTES FESTIVITIES ertaining, the program had a a UNICOS rcher side it was also educa- @ The only sweet LIQUEUR made in Scotland On Hional, although this never be- ot the basis OI the finest pure old SCOTCH WHISKI. came overly apparent. During 6 Indispensable for festivities and for occahe course of the evening, one sion. every oe ained an intimate into the lases of the unique culture of a EXOLUSIVE AGENTS: be Caribbean islands through SL. 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Behind him month ago after working with er Gabriel Maduro, to alleged through thump the the crowd poured into the empty Puerto Ricans in New York for Trujillo assailant Huascar Teje- ground. Its bright orange pulp dots every highway and byway church in hopes of reaching the three: years. da Rema. The priest, who heads like bright gold coins Last week the highway to Cap Haitien crypt in the basement under the Mass Celebrant was Fray Ciudad Trujillo parish is report was also dotted with stranded trucks which had. broken down main altar. Their entry was bar- Amalio Fernadez, a Spaniard edly under protective custody, or while returning the visiting peasantry to their homes after the red by the military and the from Castilla La Vieja. He is the arrest, since Thursday night. du was crowd milled berserkly about the superior of "recollect Augustin-I He reportedly denies compli- inaugural holidays. One, a Regie Tabac truck, still keepchurch stomping against pews ian order," a community which! city, but the newspaper La Na- ing its lonely vigil, with the help of a couple of small boys, early and screaming their sorrow. operates San Cristobal Church. cion reports the assailant con- this week LE Some of those celebrants lost their lives in tumbles The church was decorated with The church was built in 1949 by fesses he got protection from the from overloaded camions. In fact, one wonders why more of many floral offerings, mostly Trujillo at a cost of $250,000. It priest. them don't capsize as they sway drunkenly along the roads into gladiolas, and inscribed to "our has murals by artist Vela Za- The whole morning, from' 6:00 Fort loaded far dear chief." netti. Fray Amalio got the task a.m., beginning with the public au Prince, beyond capacity with people, produce The eulogy for Trujillo was gi- of celebrating Mass because he review of the coffin at national and animals LE Plantation Dauphin held its annual Bowling Ball ven by President Joaquin Bala- is head of San Cristobal Parish, palace in Ciudad Trujillo, was a last Saturday nite and from all reports from returning guests in guer, whose speech of glorifica- not because of any old friend- fantastic and powerful outpour- the wee hours of Sunday morning, it was a real ball complete with tion predicted Trujillo's works ship with Trujillo. He has been ing of grief from the poor. They a tremendous barbecue eat-out Don Lungwitz won first prize will last as long as the republic three years in Santo Domingo crowded the under flag-draped coffin, and Robby Van Buren won second in the bowling contest (with lasts." But Balaguer also said and describes his relations with on display the rounded Trujillo's" enthusiasm for the the deceased as "normal." cupola of the two-story National one arm in a sling) The Becks at Hotel Beck in Cap are in decorations and his affection for The Romanesque Church of Palace, at the rate of 80 per the midst of building terraced gardens leading to a new swimming titles and all that is theatrical San Cristobal was jammed with minute. Despite prodding to pool E There'sa story that says no barbershop in Cap contains pomp did not basically res- Trujillo relatives, friends and di- keep the line moving, both men a mirror. Clients are told to go home and ask their wives if pond to a simple sentiment of plomatic corps members. The and women were frequently their haircuts are satisfactory The biggest, sweetest, vanity." The orator thereupon U.S. was represented by Consul overcome by hysterics when juciest explained Trujillo's collection of Charles Hodge, who explained nearing he coffin. prodding to pool E There'sa story that says no barbershop in Cap contains pomp did not basically res- Trujillo relatives, friends and di- keep the line moving, both men a mirror. Clients are told to go home and ask their wives if pond to a simple sentiment of plomatic corps members. The and women were frequently their haircuts are satisfactory The biggest, sweetest, vanity." The orator thereupon U.S. was represented by Consul overcome by hysterics when juciest explained Trujillo's collection of Charles Hodge, who explained nearing he coffin. The crisis OC- pineapples ever are grown in Cap and cost about 10 cents each LE titles reflected his sure grasp of he was following the indication cured at 7:30 a.m. when a fat The Gerard Dominigues and the Maurice Laroches, their families mass psychology. of the dean of the diplomatic woman fell writhing in hysterics and friends, all gather at the Roi Christophe pool on Sundays in While Balaguer orated, Ramfis corps here. U.S. Consul General near the coffin dragging two Cap. As any fool can see, this columnist spent a few days up stood directly behind him and to Henry Dearborn was absent slighter girls with her. there last week Dick Allen and his house guest Jim Walsh, who his left, Ramfis was flanked by without explanation. The Vatican two handsome, youthful, clean-was represented by a Charge Near panic exploded while the spent their vacation here with Papa Dan Allen, had a rough go cut army officers carrying sub- d'Affaires. mob struggled to get past fall- last Monday afternoon when they were caught in a squall in machines guns at their sides, en bodies and close to the coffin. their boat at Sand Cay. There was no one else around to help them with muzzles pointed to the The Papal Nuncio is still, no- The riot was narrowly averted get off the rocks Dick Nault, formerly with the U.S. Army in ground. minally, Lino Zanini, but he left when the honor guard moved the Haiti and now with Lobster d'Haiti, is his best customer. Archbishop Octavio Beras last year under strained condi- coffin to the far right of the disown sprinkled holy water and chant- tions. Besides Ramfis Trujillo, play room. Bemedaled colonels Eut Cap hotels are complaining that not a lobster is available ed the final response after Sol- relatives present included broth- pitched into the help soldiers in town anymore The Rene Marinis extended their visit to emn Requiem High Mass. But ers Pedro, Virgilio, Romeo, Hec- push back the beserk public, and New York and are due back today That petition to President he did not speak, and he arrived tor; and Jose Arizmendi Trujillo. shut the entry door. Kennedy on behali of Caribbean Atlantic Airlines to service Cap after Mass began. The later was dressed in a deep When hysterical women and makes a lot of sense, but the English left something wanting Mass started about 9:15 a.m., green, bemedaded uniform. men were finally carted on to Mirliton, delicate an hour ahead of schedule, Priests at the church were ambulances, seven pairs of wothat squash-like local vegetable, is most deliwhile likely accounts for the Ar cautious about the political"out- men's shoes littered the floor cious when removed from the shell after boiling, mashed, seaschbishop's late arrival. look, profesing not to know if where a human pyramid had 3ned, returned to the half-shell, sprinkled with cheese and broiled Other participants in the Re- the death of Trujillo will ease jammed during the worst of the ntil golden brown Petionville was crawling Wednesday morquiem Mass included sub-Dea- the church's situation. The news- hysteria. aing with tiny tots going to confession in preparation for con Father Joseph Henry, a na- paper El Caribe front-paged and (Continued on page 5): communion Thursday. They look so innocent-what can they taking have a A A n S AMan a an An mn mnan o confess? with cheese and broiled Other participants in the Re- the death of Trujillo will ease jammed during the worst of the ntil golden brown Petionville was crawling Wednesday morquiem Mass included sub-Dea- the church's situation. The news- hysteria. aing with tiny tots going to confession in preparation for con Father Joseph Henry, a na- paper El Caribe front-paged and (Continued on page 5): communion Thursday. They look so innocent-what can they taking have a A A n S AMan a an An mn mnan o confess? - A bouquet to Dunlop Cold Seal tubeless tires: those Do You Want The Best Im Nutrition For Your Baby on my car are just a year old and I haven't had a single flat vet. It was ten months before I even remembered to put the spare AndThe Family? into circulation. Must find out who the agent is and give him a YOUR BEST BET IS: testimonial-for a small fee, of course It's England that uses MOLINOS" the phrase "bank holiday", but it's Haiti that overdoes them, and it's Dan Allen who is swamped with people trying to cash SDUTCH POWDERED WHOLE MILK a check, He's the town's unofficial banker on these many holidays, WITH ADDED STERENTANTEN Ds and it's a thankless task. But who's looking for thanks?- VITAMIN D3 eat Smolinat You Ca: It!! (NOW ON SALL AT CONSULT BOURANGENTE DE LA POSTE 6 BICHARA IZMEPT sacha thebaud MARCOS TALAMAS & CO., BOULANGERIE ST. MARC, architect U. of M. ALPHONSE MARRA, Boulevard Jean-Jacques Dessalines INTERAE for EPICERIE REX, Lalue REVE BREDA H GEORGES COLES, Lalue HOLUAMBA decoration HENRI RIGAUD, Petionville. NOW ON SALL AT CONSULT BOURANGENTE DE LA POSTE 6 BICHARA IZMEPT sacha thebaud MARCOS TALAMAS & CO., BOULANGERIE ST. MARC, architect U. of M. ALPHONSE MARRA, Boulevard Jean-Jacques Dessalines INTERAE for EPICERIE REX, Lalue REVE BREDA H GEORGES COLES, Lalue HOLUAMBA decoration HENRI RIGAUD, Petionville. construction AGENTS AND DISTRIBUTORS: Hispano-America Trading Co. Of Haiti S.A at castelhaiti 99, RUE DU QUAI I p.m. 3 p.m. yw A5ARS --- Page 15 --- PAGE 14 "HAITI SUN" MONDAY JUNE 511, 1061 babies' born to despair; I saw hillls. I saw her overcoming her crowded tenements in great ci- aversion to- snakes in orderto Katherine Dunham ties, let at, exorbitant rents fo be initiated in the cult of the coloured families, long after snake god Damballa.. Then I they were unfit for habitation; saw her a celebrated performer (Continued from page 9) Ishe weaves into a long ballet Louisville, Kentucky, in 1945, I saw the weary struggle for on the stage of New York, with Wald foundation, and submitted or dance-drama several tradi- when,: addressing an audience existence of the Negro- in a land her company, her school, her her study of the dances ofHaiti tional dances; in "Nostalgia" where the black elements were ruled by white men. great reputation, no less than for her Master's degree. In 1939 she satirizes the dances and be: segregated in the gallery, she Paul Robeson and Marian Anshe accepted an engagemeht as haviour of the nineteen-twentios; swore never to return till- her Then I saw a young woman derson a symbol of hope to the dance director of New York's "Choro" is a Brazilian quadrille race could be accepted as fel- of charm, wit and purpose, and whole Negro race but the Labor: Stage, and with her earn- in terms of ballet; "Blues" 1s allow: human beings - although with the thoroughness, grasp of curtain had gone up and there ings from this work put on a character sketch, more acted in her life she has been one of détail, and determination of a she was on the stage, concert recital of her own crea; than danced. Moreover the the greatest champions of the great. soldien Or: explorer, purtions at the Windsor Theatre in speed with which these varied Negro cause, she rightly belièves suing her studies, enlisting aid Richard BUCKLE February 1910. The sensational numbers follow each other, the that art must be art Iirst and and setting forth on a voyage Editor of "Ballet and Opera" success of this performance en- slickness of production more ty- propaganda only incidentally. of discovery. I saw. her in the and dance critic of The Obsrsured her future. More recitals pical of the musie-hall than the That her company of magnific. islands, asking questions, tram- erver". wrote the above in an were. followed by an appearance concert recital, are further apt! Tent dancers and musicians ping the scorched roads, track introduction to a 'book on on Broadway as Georgia" Brown to bewilder the thoughtful spec- should have met with the suc ing down her quarry of dance Katherine DUNHAM in the play "Cabin' in the Sky" tator. The dancers who appear) cess it'has and that herselt as and song among the forests and published in 1949., and work in several films, "Star in these works, are all trained explorer, thinker, inventor, orgSpangled Rhythm", "Pardon my by herself in the "Dunham tech- anizer and dancer should have Sarong", "Casbah," "Stormy nique" which combines classi- reached SO high a place in the - Weather" and "Carnival of cal ballet with Central Europe- estimation of the world, has 2 Rhythm" were films in which an, Caribbean and African ele- done more than a million pamFOR THE FIRST TIME IN HAITI 9., and work in several films, "Star in these works, are all trained explorer, thinker, inventor, orgSpangled Rhythm", "Pardon my by herself in the "Dunham tech- anizer and dancer should have Sarong", "Casbah," "Stormy nique" which combines classi- reached SO high a place in the - Weather" and "Carnival of cal ballet with Central Europe- estimation of the world, has 2 Rhythm" were films in which an, Caribbean and African ele- done more than a million pamFOR THE FIRST TIME IN HAITI she either appeared or created ments. Most of the company phlets could for the service of a LAVINIA WILLIAMS choreography, Work of this kind have worked at her New York her people. Presents Ballet was no doubt of financial assist- School, where coloured and the ance toi ner in the founding and white students alike are taught And whatever her rating in "THE SLEEPING BEAUTY" maintenance of her company not only how to dance but why America may, be, this daughter and her school with which she they dance, as they do. Miss of slaves has comeas a conquer- R AN ORIGINAL INTERPRETATION has made her chief contribution Dunham has known how to draw or to Europe. Scenes to the contemporary theatre enchanting music out of a num3 Acts 2 ber. of composers, much of it By the end of Dunham' s season More Than 50 Students In three successive revues being arrangements of melodies clet me write "her first seas- a Friday 9th June at 7:45 p.m. for revues" we must call them and rhythms recorded by her on" in London I had learned a AT THE REX THEATRE for want of a better word- in in the/ islands. Her admirable a little about her story and her OTickets on sale at Rex Theatre, La Caravelie a "Carib Song", "Bal Negre". and scenery and costumes are des- méthods of work, and I had Library and Lavinia Williams' Dance School 0 the current "Caribbean, Rhap-l gned by her husband John Pratt. come to appreciate her creat @ the de Mars. "sody," the frait of Dunham's To some Katherine Dunham ive genius and the passionate on Champ a ethnological research has been will be more interesting as a artistry of her dancers. 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A 66e6 - < G A * RUE PAVEE --- Page 16 --- HATTI SUN MONDAY JUNE 5TH, 1961 Tauthority that does not come Interior from God, and' the existing auhave been Minister's thorities established Address. by God. This is why whoever is a - authority against (Continued from page 1) ibe indulgent towards those viol-unity, so dear to my heart, willl ense. Let ususe our liberty to against der established is by God, and orsume to insure real and fruitful ating them." be accomplished thank to their build instead to destroy, to do those who resist bring condemnresults to my mission. And on While allowing the individual sincere collaboration. well instead of wrong, Why ation upon themselves. It is eve of the very my Ministery, I to expand, we will take meas- As far as the army is concern- should we waste our strengths a good deed but a bad not would have been facing the ures SO that liberty does not de- ed, this faithful guardian of in fratricide low and Magistrates have one to that worst apprehension if I had not generate into license which wea- peace, I count particularly on fights. Furthermore, why nselessthe should' Do you want to fear author- fear. been not offered to choose my own kens the city and disturbs its her. It will find in me wisdom shrewd politicians make the ity? Do well and you will have means of action, in sucha way foundations. There again, I give and the necessary comprehen- grave mistake to svstematicallylits approval. The Magistrate is that they harmonize with this the assurance thatthe law which sion to solve the great problems refuse any approach with the God's servant for own philosophy of power prompted determines the limits between we will have to deal with toge- Government whose power, which But if you do your fear; good. bethe wrong, by justice and conciliation justice and liberty, will be my ther. is God's will land history's evo- cause it is not in vain that He policy, established by the Sept. decision's motive, Ladies and Gentlmen, Jution, is unyielding).. carries a sword,- being God's These demonstrations of fri- It is not my intention to make servant he will revenge and puendship which are taking place a religion course, it is neither nish who does wrong. since yesterday afternoon in an the place nor the time; but list- Brothers! Let, rus be, united insatmosphere SO full of joy and of en to our benefit what Apostle tead and be happy together. evo- cause it is not in vain that He policy, established by the Sept. decision's motive, Ladies and Gentlmen, Jution, is unyielding).. carries a sword,- being God's These demonstrations of fri- It is not my intention to make servant he will revenge and puendship which are taking place a religion course, it is neither nish who does wrong. since yesterday afternoon in an the place nor the time; but list- Brothers! Let, rus be, united insatmosphere SO full of joy and of en to our benefit what Apostle tead and be happy together. exciting cordiality are proof that Paul told the Romans in his And tomorrow, when I will you are pleased to see me as Epistle titled: "Obedience to retire, my biggest glorious title Director of the Department of Authorities." will be to have been with Dr. Interior and of National Defense: May all people obey superior Duvalier, the Minister of the NaAt this offices where the Presi authorities because there is no tional Reconciliation. dent of the Republic has called me, I shall impose on me al sorts of sacrifices to accomplish my utmost thought which is to obtain the Haitian family's un ity. Tells "With Chauffeur you"". he said in a thrilling speech," the shuddering dawn will rise, and brotherly united, united to attack the bastilles, we will burst light, and in (Continued from page 1) Chevralet light blue color, 1957 ouri yellow and black hands sym- led Professor Marion hospital, a model. bolically clenched, we will gather military clinic in Ciudad Trujillo. Trujillo steadied himself on the the flows of lights and the spring! Zacarias corroborated the sto- right front bumper and blazed of life and plenty." ry that the official military com- away with his revolver. But it In the name of the One you munique was incorrect in giving was side arms against machine have freely elected to the First the location of the shooting. The guns. Magistrature of the State on communique placed the attack Trujillo fell, mortally woundSept. 22, 1957, and to whom you at the intersection of Sanchez ed. His chauffeur was still injust have spontaneously reiter highway and George Washington side the car, using two light ated your confidence by your Blvd. The shooting, according to machine guns. The hea vier massive vote, I invite you all the chauffeur, actually took pla Thompson submachine gun carto forget our personal grudges ce two miles closer to the cap: ried by Trujillo in the rear neand to come, confidently, takelital, on a lonely stretch of the er entered action. "lace around the great table oflshoreline drive called Kilometer national reconciliation for the Eight. The chauffeur Jost conseiousabsolutely. necessary dialogue Zacarias, a brown-skinned man ness, presumably from his creasbetween brothers of a same of 55 years, and of rangy but ing head wound. Left for dead, New Interior and National Defence Minister Boileau Mehu. country. powerful frame, had chauffeured he awoke some minutes later I call today all my friends Trujillo for the past 18 vears. and was discovered by Taxi and 22, 1957 "Elu", from the very Secondly, I will -constantly belonging to all social classes They first met in 1921 in Zaca- taken to Hospital. minute of his accession to the converge my efforts towards His and to all political groups. In rias" home town of Seybo on the The body of Trujillo was gone, First Magistrature of the State. Excellency the President of the the name of the Government I eastern tip of the island. He has so was the Trujillo car, all that Here are the main points of Republic's dearest dream: Pea- invite you all to understanding, 31 years service in the Army. was left was his bloodied Milimy program: help the President ce and Unity. Even on the day fraternity and unity. accession to the converge my efforts towards His and to all political groups. In rias" home town of Seybo on the The body of Trujillo was gone, First Magistrature of the State. Excellency the President of the the name of the Government I eastern tip of the island. He has so was the Trujillo car, all that Here are the main points of Republic's dearest dream: Pea- invite you all to understanding, 31 years service in the Army. was left was his bloodied Milimy program: help the President ce and Unity. Even on the day fraternity and unity. From now Wounded five' times in defensel tary Cap. of the Republic to suppress em- following his election, did not heon the doors are opened, come, of "mi jefe". (my chiet), he said bezzlements, prevent extortions, offer a friendly hand to his ad- lets talk and let us brôtherly he managed to wound two as- Zacarias was taken to the hosprotect the less fortunates, im- versaries of yesterday? Who agree. Understanding is possible sailants. pital and was operated on. pose the respect of the law for does not recall his pressing and as long as both parties sincerely "T dropped them dropped Dr. Oscar Alvarez, 37, who the safeguard of common inter- reiterate calls to the sons of a desire peace. them good," (tumbado bien took post graduate study and est, practice justice regardless same fatherland in view of re-! tumbado) he said. work ati Louisville, Ky. General of individuals, offer guarantees coneiling the nation with itself?1 Like Cardinal Richelieu, the He this bullet-by-bullet Hospital and Medical School, has to all those acting according to To govern does not only mean Honorable Dr. Francois Duva- account P the incident: treated him for the past three laws. manage, it also is insuring the lier has for enemies those of The murder car came from days. He says Zacarias was permanence of the social Body the country's. As. far as thesel behind with its lights out. "lucid" upon arrival. Of course, "the-State is every- by grouping all its members un- are concerned, we hope to win Its first warning was a short body's friend, and everyone's der a same ideal, this is to what them back by means of justice 6last of machine gun fire that Dr Alvarez said Zacarias was enemy", as they say. The bigg- President DUVALIER has given and persuasion, and even if thevi rhit Trujillo butnot Zacarias. insome pain" but is now out est problems it faces in' its, rela- himself up to since his rise to remain. indifferent and deaf to of pain and in good condition. tions with humar societies is the power, There again, the Dept. our call, we will respect their The murder car, decribed as He listed the chauffeur's wound conciliation of collective interest of Interior has a predominant right to be of another opinion a black, 1958 Chevrolet, thenlas a fractural left leg, a fracwith individual interest. part to play. I am in advance than ours as long as they re- swerved to the right of the Tru- tured right shoulder, left leg delighted at the efficiency of main quiet and do not bother jillo car and cut in front of it. wound and superficial abdomiHow can justice be ensured this Department's staff. Among anybody. When the murder car blocked nal and head wounds. without harming liberty, that is. those who are to share my task, Peoplel You are thus free ànd his passage, Zacarias says he From the first outburst of the leading tendency, the indi- I find friends who have fought nobody intends to impair youiri velled Let's turn around jefe?" gunfire, the assailants shot "to vidual's assertion towards pow- with me on August 16, 1946 and liberty; but make it easy for But Trvjillo insisted "Stop # kil" and poured fire upon Truer. . When the murder car blocked nal and head wounds. without harming liberty, that is. those who are to share my task, Peoplel You are thus free ànd his passage, Zacarias says he From the first outburst of the leading tendency, the indi- I find friends who have fought nobody intends to impair youiri velled Let's turn around jefe?" gunfire, the assailants shot "to vidual's assertion towards pow- with me on August 16, 1946 and liberty; but make it easy for But Trvjillo insisted "Stop # kil" and poured fire upon Truer. "A Statesman's biggest cri- on Sept: 22, 1957. I have, thus, us and specially remember we are going to fight. jillo "like he was an animal," me against public interests is to good reasons to believe that this that liberty does not mean lic-l Trujillo got out-of his car, a (Continued on page 2) FAMOUS SHOES OVET R The World 18aila FOR EVERY OCCASION --- Page 17 --- a "HAITI SUN TUESDAY JUNE 13th, 1961 President's Message To Congress (Continued from page 1) |It must calculate the public out- lemanate from a community inlbued with its professional con- sovereignty which are the foundously unprepared to meet the lay necessary for a normal rate evolution. In the Government's science. ations of the existence of any acute financial crisis the first of growth. That is why an effort incessant efforts to obtain these For while experimentation: is nationality, indications of which were mani- will be made to reintroduce into objectives, institutions have been practiced more and more in the Economic cooperation, actively festing themselves as early as the budget of the Republic a created with a view to furnishing agricultural field and its control studied with a view to offering 1955. Such a crisis called for an chapter consecrated. to the capt to the entire nation essential led results popularized among indispensable security to all energetic and sweeping financial tal account. In addition, in view services concerned with nutri- the farmers from the point of peoples, constitutes a moving policy which only a niodernized of the improved perspectives tion, juvenile delinquency, social view of quality and yield, in the aspect of the general activities and coherent administration open 'to our national finances; diseases, and the establishment field of public works the Govern- taking place in the meetings of could implement. It is in this it has been decided to reestablish and equipping Or medical-social ment, despite its precarious res: the representatives of nations, spirit that the Government of in part the salaries of civil ser- centers. ources, is succeeding in reopen: whether. developed or underdethe Republic has undertaken to vants, with the other part even- As for the protection of labor, ing traffic along the great ar- veloped, who are members of reorganize the financial services.: tually constituting forced savings the Government is dedicated to tery between Miragoane and Les these institutions. Bills will soon be submitted for credited to the Capital Budget. the task of completing social Cayes, in repairing and improv: Haiti solicits it with underthe consideration and vote of The Government of the Republic and labor legislation so that it ing the streets of Port au Prince standing and in the naine of inyour high assembly. They aim firmly hopes that in following refiects the permanence of the and environs, in reestablishing ternational brotherhood. to create the indispensable me- this path and adhering to it demands of the reclamatory and communica tions between the Perspectives chanism for taking care of the without deviation there will in reparatory revolution of 1946. A centers of production and con- The Government has related numerous problems posed. by the a few years time bé a substant Labor Code is shaping up which sumption, and, in a word, has the crusade for public good and public fiances of a country in ial increase in the level of na- will consecrate honest formulas maintained in operation those general welfare to the necessity the process of transformation: tional income. it demands of the reclamatory and communica tions between the Perspectives chanism for taking care of the without deviation there will in reparatory revolution of 1946. A centers of production and con- The Government has related numerous problems posed. by the a few years time bé a substant Labor Code is shaping up which sumption, and, in a word, has the crusade for public good and public fiances of a country in ial increase in the level of na- will consecrate honest formulas maintained in operation those general welfare to the necessity the process of transformation: tional income. rejecting on the one hand the useful public works which cor- of changing the structure of its The Government of the Repu- On the strictly economic plane, tyranny of capital and on the respond to the fundamental institutions in order to hasten blic justly considers that the substantial changes are in pre- other hand anarchy of syndical needs of the community. Agri- the progress of the country, A time has come to find solutions paration. Follo wing conserva- action. Soon this code will be cultural policy and policy af magnificent work of faith ex to the dfhemderewncad@ercertuins- tions with the Inter-Americar submitted for your study and fecting public works are com: pressed in daily battle, it beties which weigh SO heavily on Development Bank, a loan Of for the sanction of your high as- plementary, and that is why the comes amplified with the conthe financial apparatus of the $3,500,000 has been accorded to sembly. creation of the School for: Agri Iviction that any true revolution State. the Republic of Haiti with a view Educational Policy cultural Agents was one of the is organized on a permanent basOn. the legislative plane, the to accelerating the economic de- The educational policy of the conceptions needed to modify the 1s. Buttressed by an undaunted Government of the Republie has velopment of the country. With- Government of the Republic, base of agricultural policy. just will to win all battles for repagiven a serious boost to the stu- in the framework of this loan that which must put the Haitian as the relationship between the ration, the Government of May dy and reconsideration- of all fis- two Haitian institutions, the IH- people again on the road Of be distmibution of income and the 22, your Government, has alcal legislation. Fiscal principles CAI and the Special Investment coming enlightened human be: disappearance of unemployment ready conquered with the Power universally approved must per Fund, will disappear and will ings, is founded on a primary is beginning to modify policy of September 22, 1957; it will meate our tax laws.It is parti Ibe fused into a single organism Irequitement: the end of illiterl with regard to public works. conquer because its victory will cularly necessary that the con- with a capital of $10,000,000. Ajacy Nothing durable and per Foreign Policy signify for the people the birth cepts of productivity and of SO- whole program Of investments manent can be done if the Haiti- The great traditions of the Re- of the new Haiti which I have cial justice be manifested in our has been prepared with the tech: an people must.remain the vic- public of Haiti's foreign policy, conceived and dreamed of, one tax legislation, and that the lat ricians of the Inter-American tims of old injustices which have inspired by mutual and obliga- where misery and ignorance will ter should reflect a coherent po- Development Bank, covering the so long kept thèm in ignorance tory respect among the states have ceased to be the common licy consistent with the general Dessalines Sugar Mill, livestock 4 ten-fold effort in the field of of the world, respect for inter- lot of the greatest number. views of the Government. As for raising, cotton production, the instructing and educating the national engagements and the Representatives of the people; internal taxation, the action of textile industry, coastal shipp- masses has been undertaken by solidarity of peoples remain the you will associate yourselves with the Executive aims in the next ing, fishing, etc. Soon the var- the Government. A general re Euide for the Government's ac: that victory because it is yours few: months to standardize and ious texts of applicable laws, as equipment of existing institut tion. as well. My Government wishes modernize the laws dealing with well as the loan and guaranty ions, a rejuvenation and reshut With the technical and scien- to find in you the unshakable direct taxes by: placing empha contracts, will be submitted for fling of teachers with a view. with the Executive aims in the next ing, fishing, etc. Soon the var- the Government. A general re Euide for the Government's ac: that victory because it is yours few: months to standardize and ious texts of applicable laws, as equipment of existing institut tion. as well. My Government wishes modernize the laws dealing with well as the loan and guaranty ions, a rejuvenation and reshut With the technical and scien- to find in you the unshakable direct taxes by: placing empha contracts, will be submitted for fling of teachers with a view. to tific developments which. elimi- guardians of the dignity. and ressis particularly on private in- your high consideration." carrying out the formation of nate distances and geographic pect of the nation in order to come, while at: the same time The Government of the Repu- elite groups has been undertaken frontiers, Haiti has not hesitated permit it to safeguard, at diffisafeguarding the formation of blic makes a point of informing at the same time as the great to enter completely into the era cult moments, the national pacapital. As for customs duties, you that its economic activities national crusade for liquidating of international interdependence: trimony. The pact created bea customs code isi in preparation do not end there. Conversations illiteracy. These efforts taken A new concept, but one which tween us and the people. must as well as a new tariff schedule are in progress with the Inter together aim to create a Haitian destroys none of the intimate va- remain indissoluble. revised in conformity with the American Develop ment Bank in the image of the hew man lues and the profound. sense of Dr. Francois DUVALIER nomenclature recommended by which should bring about ex- which the Government wishes to relations of peoples to peoples, President of the Republic. the GATT. tremely encouraging results for project in its fruitful national and which has engendered the Finally all the policies of the the national economy. I hope to and socialaction for the benefit creation of regional and inter: Government of the Republic be able to furnish you proof of of the new Haiti. national institutions within which should be expressed in the bud- this within the next few months. Government efforts in his field men of good and lovers of DRIVE-IN CINE get of the Republic, which will Finully, the efforts undertaken have as their aim the reconquest peace may unite in complete soon be laid on the desks oflast year within the framework of the Haitian soul by itself and security in order to find the SO- Let No Man Write your assembly. The presentation of the economic policy of the ats reestablishment in the virtue lutions to all kinds of problems My Epitaph of the budgetary law has alrea- Government are being pursued and pride of the traditions of the which confront their nations. ENGLISH VERSION dy been undertaken, by the Gov- systematically in an atmosphere race. This soul is already. begin- Haiti, in thei United Nations, SIX stars find ernment and it only remains to of new-found and assured ning to: flower:i it impregnates the Organization of American fect powerful a per: integrate this instrument into the peace: The expansion and en-his way of thinking and restores States, The World Health Orga- story In framework of general Govern- largement of the foundations ofito the Haitian his original 'self. nization, UNICEF, The World ment policy and to make it a our national economy should be Public Works Bank, The Inter-American De- starring Burl lever for economic development. the positive balance of a rational To the permanent mission OE velopment Bank, the Internation- James Yves, Shelley Winters, The' economic growth of a na- and studied action. extending and ditfusing the DU- al Monetary Fund, everywhere Ricardo Darren, Jean Seberg, and tion requires an annual invest Social Poliey. blic good has been added the where tle dialogue between men Ella Montalban ment rate commensurate with The social policy of a modern partieular action of bodies which is vital, participates actively in Hère is a Fitzgerald total outlay, whether by the state cannot be expressed in a attempt to transform nature by maintaining and the story with brass State, by local governments. The' economic growth of a na- and studied action. extending and ditfusing the DU- al Monetary Fund, everywhere Ricardo Darren, Jean Seberg, and tion requires an annual invest Social Poliey. blic good has been added the where tle dialogue between men Ella Montalban ment rate commensurate with The social policy of a modern partieular action of bodies which is vital, participates actively in Hère is a Fitzgerald total outlay, whether by the state cannot be expressed in a attempt to transform nature by maintaining and the story with brass State, by local governments. or few isolated actions on the part irrigation, by breeding, by com: ideals which are nourishing at the base of Knuekles.. that isn't that a fraid pulls no punches by private parties. The State of an organism lacking any So- munications channels etc. Agri- the exislence of these Jife the some to show you must therefore intervene, when- eial philosophy, The great pro- cultural production and access tions. In its relations with institu- these learn way live people must ever individual initiative is in- blems of social security, of-work- to markets go hand in hand institations the Republic of Haiti to of total it! Don't miss this sufficient, in the development of men's compensation, of assist Efforts thus deployed arer testi- accepts international story olute love.. emotion and absinfra-structure in order to sup: ance, should find their total SO- mony to the determined will of dence, without ever interdepenof people who had the rejecting ply indispensable stimulus- lution through the laws which the civil service when -it is im-_the principles of freedom and and nothing who to gave give it but all! themselves.. FAMOUS SHOES OVE R The World FOR EVERY OCCASION Bater the development of men's compensation, of assist Efforts thus deployed arer testi- accepts international story olute love.. emotion and absinfra-structure in order to sup: ance, should find their total SO- mony to the determined will of dence, without ever interdepenof people who had the rejecting ply indispensable stimulus- lution through the laws which the civil service when -it is im-_the principles of freedom and and nothing who to gave give it but all! themselves.. FAMOUS SHOES OVE R The World FOR EVERY OCCASION Bater --- Page 18 --- PAGE 1 "HAITI SUN MUNDAY JUNL Jri, 1961 destroying, the human rights) plore methods of obtaining closStatement On Stevenson's Trip and the dignity of the individual. er. relationships in the cultural In this effort each country field as well between our WASHINGTON, May'28. for about three weeks. We arejof great potential significance needs first of all to: help itself. schools and universities, our Following is the text of a sta- consulting the governments con- and promise for strengthening But we must also help eachi teachers and students, in our fement by President Kennedy cerned and our embassies, and the free and independent nations other and move: together. scientists and artists, our writand thinkers-in short, the today on special mission by the itinerary has not yet been of this hemisphere and both na- Governor will be ers of the diversity each of Adlai E. Stevenson to Latin finally worked out. But I can tional and interAmerican instit- ready to explain Stevenson our ideas as to manifestation the culture and tradition of our America: say that Governor Stevenson utions for social progress and how we belleve this can be done peoples. hopes to visit all the countries economic development: he will seek the ideas I have asked Ambassador Ad- in South America. He regrets. U. N. Links Stressed And These of I there Jai E. Stevenson to undertake and I do also, that he will not Our Latin-American neigh- our good neighbors: ex- think are few people behalf able to visit the changes of ideas about our new in the United States better qual a special mission on my be all other bors and we are also bound to- plans and responsibilities will bel ified than Adlai Stevenson to to the countries of South Ame- American republies with which gether under the United Nations useful of the preparations and discuss these rica. He will consult with offi- we have diplomatic relations. Charter in world-wide arransea part examine all cials of the governments of the ments for peace and security, for our meeting in Uruguay. possibilitjes. I am sure that his South American continent about It seems to us that this is an for economic cooperation, and In my statement of March, 13 journey will contribute immeaswhat can be done to perfect and' especially appropriate time for for the protection of human I also emphasized that our CO= urably to our preparations and for accelerate' our inter-American] Governor Stevenson to visit rights. operation in this hemisphere the Montevideo conference program for social and economic South America again. The Ameshould not be only in economie to the strengthening of the interdevelopment' as well as. our co- rican, governments are preparing As the United States repres: and social fields. We need to ex- American system. operation in other respects. I am for the ministerial meeting of entative in the Unitèd Nations, delighted that Governor Steven-the Inter-American Economic Governor Stevenson is in an.ex son has agreed to undertake and Social Council, which is to cellent position to canvas with this mission. be held begining on July 15 in our South American friends the Uruguay. relationship between our hemis WATCHES OFGREAT DISTINCTION eI Governor Stevenson plans to The United States Govern- pheric arrangements and our WEAR WITH PRIDE leave very soon and will be away! ment views this meeting as one common interest in, an effective TO GIVE AND United Nations. He will assured Lly speak for me as well as for himself in expressing admiration for the magniticent record Iuswce Against the Fulivie of liberal leadership which the Latin-American governm ents G BR 2E continue to exert in the work of thé United Nations. SICKA DISTINCTION eI Governor Stevenson plans to The United States Govern- pheric arrangements and our WEAR WITH PRIDE leave very soon and will be away! ment views this meeting as one common interest in, an effective TO GIVE AND United Nations. He will assured Lly speak for me as well as for himself in expressing admiration for the magniticent record Iuswce Against the Fulivie of liberal leadership which the Latin-American governm ents G BR 2E continue to exert in the work of thé United Nations. SICKA DRA On March 13 I suggested to CEUEECEL the pepples of this hemisphere FIRE CAR PERSONAL TRAVEL GooDB n "Alliance for Progress, a vast cooperative effortse* to satisty the basic needs of the Ame Noraich Union Fire Insurance Ltd rican, people, for homes, work JOSEPH NADAL & co AGENT and land, health and schools." PHONE a 238.3486 While the name, Alliance for Progtess, might be new, the Ref.7317 (NecPlus Ultra> ofselfwinding ideas I put forward, are not the watches 39 Jewels Gyrotron. powered. monopoly of any single Ameri See the superb 1960 Girard-Perregaux can, state, but flow naturally <Selections models at foremost jewellers. from our long tradition OE interAmerican cooperation. feles - On April 14 I stated that Lour E common purpose today is to har ness these new aspirations DIRARD-RERREGAUX and a these' new tools in a great inter-l FMISMCCR2ANIN ReE 1700 a Rollei E TickE American effort an effort to. No lift all the peoples in the Ame D ricas into a new era of economic A m progress and social justice." I a louahe ONSALE AT THE said that the OAS (Organization CBoles of, American States), the oldest BETTER STORES organization of nations in exist - ence, should move ahead to LIFA meet this new challenge. : Asked Joint Effort pu DE Iasked all the free republics HEC46 of the hemisphere to. join this WITH A E cooperative undertaling to eliE - Ts a minate hunger and poverty, ig - Voiot E norance and disease from our a -Aiinder a hemisphere.1 P believe these asVotgtténdr - a pirations are common to the a Americas and that there exists HASSEURLAD E a firm will and. determination a ISSA a - to move ahead with this great OFHAITI BESSAMATIC work. a a E BRAUN - ART GALLERY Hobby a Inter-American ma chinery & CAMERAS AT FREE POBT PRICES AH a must be strengthened. We need du onRue QuAi to outline basic development a Wal E goals. It is essential that each PAINTINGS by government, individually by and Scolplures T COCamera Center a operating. with others, define obCedor a - in the R.FRANCOIS MON A1 oftfailisa Ecaita D iectives key areas of ecoJ. DU DERRIER J.E Gourgue a nomic and social betterment N V.Denis RUE BONNE OI 6 such as education, land use and O.DU PERRIER L:Lazard Phonei 2350 - OSRAM LE tenure, education, public health. KAHN J.Gabriel S. OND DI ITIONEC C And we must do it while. enlargADIMANCHE N.Jean ala ing, not restricting, the area. of E :: FREE # A freedom, while guaranteeing, not of ecoJ. DU DERRIER J.E Gourgue a nomic and social betterment N V.Denis RUE BONNE OI 6 such as education, land use and O.DU PERRIER L:Lazard Phonei 2350 - OSRAM LE tenure, education, public health. KAHN J.Gabriel S. OND DI ITIONEC C And we must do it while. enlargADIMANCHE N.Jean ala ing, not restricting, the area. of E :: FREE # A freedom, while guaranteeing, not --- Page 19 --- MONDAY JUNE 5TI1, 1961 IT SUN fAGE 5 OUR NEIGHBOR LAID TO Marina Trujillo de Garcia; niece H. AIT I SUN (Continued from page 14) jtired from the room. REST Lidia Ruiz de Bergez. THK HAITIAN ENGLISH LANGUAGE NEWSPAPER After this crisis females among cluded widow Maria De They Los An- in- About 7:40 a.m. the honor Community Weekly Published' Sunday Morning the Trujillo family mourners re- geles Martinez de Trujillo, sister guard returned the coffin about Editor-Publisher BERNARD DIEDERICH halfway to the center of the Gerant Responsable MAUOLAIR LABISSIERE ons why our relations with the area are not good: we did not foyer and soon hysteria began MEMBER OF THE INTER-AMERICAN PRESS ASSN. sven know how the Cubans, ninety miles off our shore, felt prior to build up again among mournESTABLISHED IN 1950 to the- disastrous invasion of April 17. ers. At 8:00 a.m. guards remov: Under Secretary Bowles spoke a good deal of sense, as usual, ed piece a man-sized leaning against sunflower bust floral of on Sunday when he said: "The biggest thing we should do is Trujillo, that loomed down upon HAITIAN NEWSMAN FREEDOM stop being obsessed with Mr Castro and really move on to the big the coffin. Shortly after, the cofquestions that involve us all." He listed these as "poverty and] fin was carried out and placed FIGHTER HONORED ON injustice and the insecurity of people whe just feel there is not in the hearse. much to live for." When Mr. Stevenson came back from his trip] While on display, the coffin 25th ANNIVERSARY OF DEATH to Latin America last year he said: "If the free way of life does was flanked at four corners by Joseph Jolibois Jr.,. the' Haitian newsman who oppos- not help the many poor of this world, it will never save the few five-foot-high silver candlesticks homeland and defend- rich.' Mr Kennedy thought SO much of the idea that he paraphra- with burning candles. Behind his ed the Marine Occupation of his sed if for his inaugural. It is the philosophy at the heart of closed coffin' was placed an uped the rights of his fellow citizens was honored this "Alliance for Progress" plan and the idea above all others that the right, handsome, silver stand past week by the Haitian press on the twenty-fifth anwith a plain, wooden crucifix. niversary of his death. the American envoy must emphasize. The huge crowd was remarkLatin Americans will have relatively little interest in the ably homogenous of the humble This old spap-shot was taken on the newsman during States, Urited a period of imprisonment in 1921. Wearing the prison negative plans to combat Fidelismc and communism. They class. garb. "Rade-macaque", Jolibois is seen breaking stones will want to know what positive plans we have to foster economic Well-dressed persons were eihefore $he National Penitencier on the Rue du Centre. development and social justice. Faith in the United States has ther in uniform or had the sleek The freedom champion knew the hardships of prison been badly shaken by the ill-advised Cuban adventure. Mr Steven- look of ranking politicos. Comson is trusted and respected. If there is any North American who pletely absent were banners or will be listened to today by intellectuals, by politicians and by other signs indicating the towns the people, his name is Adlai E. know what positive plans we have to foster economic Well-dressed persons were eihefore $he National Penitencier on the Rue du Centre. development and social justice. Faith in the United States has ther in uniform or had the sleek The freedom champion knew the hardships of prison been badly shaken by the ill-advised Cuban adventure. Mr Steven- look of ranking politicos. Comson is trusted and respected. If there is any North American who pletely absent were banners or will be listened to today by intellectuals, by politicians and by other signs indicating the towns the people, his name is Adlai E. Stevenson. of origin, or sections of Ciudad Trujillo. SIWIIMWWMVIUIHIHHUULUULUON Demonstration appeared completely spontaneous, with no MEN's SHIRTS signs of supervision. Similarly, on the 31-kilometer drive from SCARVES the National Palace to the town of San Cristobal clusters of perHANDKERCHIEFS sons were gathered at every hamlet. Among the abundant flower displays were at least two fire By YARD trucks loaded with flowers. These included huge, grey, metalli-floral pieces. LIBERTY-- Shouts of the hysterical men LConaon and women repeatedly included the phrase "Papa Trujillo, ay Papa Trujillo." BUMMER Another phrase heard was DRESSES "while Trujillo is here we are BLOUSES all right." According to priests at the San Eelsng Cristobal, the crypt where Tru28 jillo was placed is plain, with no marble. His coffin was placed FISHER on one ledge of a section built to accommodate two coffins. But during his journalistie career which finally ended in FREE PORT 53.55.RUe SHOPPING du Quai CENTER space is available in the crypt a prison cell. He died in the National Prison 25 years for additional coffins. The miliDresses and Shidts made onorder tary blocked all entry to the ago last week. and delivered in 24 hours. crypt. The solitary confinement cell in the National Prison We ship to the States By HAROLD J. LIDIN that had Jolibois as a principal inmate was later namSTAR Staff Writer ed after him. I ADLAI STEVENSON'S TRIP In The New York Times - North Americans must not think of Adlai Stevenson's HER'S forthcoming F1S tripto South. America simply as a "goodwill mission." In the rresent state of Latin-American ferment and ot disturbed relaHAITT'S LARGEST FREE PORT PRICE SHOPS tins between that region and the United States such a voyage asas much of a gamble as Vice President Nixon's ill-fated visit 1) THE CORNER SHOP RUE BONNE FOL toSouth America in the spring of 1958. 2) ART & CURIO SHOP FISHERS ACROSS FROM CU But this time Ambassador Stevenson will be forewarned, which Mr Nixon was not. Moreover, Mr. Stevenson knows something AND BUY HAITIAN HANDICRAFTS about Latin America, which Mr Nixon did not. The United Na-! tinns Ambassador made a triumphal two-month trip to the area STRAIGHT FROM THE FACTORY year ago. He has a great reputation in Latin America, as else-] where abroad. ON THE RUE DU QUAI President Kennedy's letter on Mr Stevenson's mission explains thehope behind the journey, It is to help prepare the groundwork (AM. EXPR. AND DINERS CLUB ACCEPTED) for the economic meeting in Uruguay on July 15. There will be an exchange of ideas during the trip, whose' importance will proSAVE UP TO 60 Per Cent ON IMPORTS pably lie more in the Kennedy Administration's acquiring some SHOPS AND MAHOGANY FACTORY nderstanding of how Latin Americans feel than vice versa. IgnorAncea about Latin America ir the United States is one of the reasSTOMS