--- Page 1 --- Weekly Every Haili 10c Sunday Sun PORTAU-PRINCE, IAYTI - Avenue Marie-Jeanne - CITE DUMARSAIS ESTIME L Phone 2061 - Vol XIV LE SUNDAY AUGUST 6th 1961 = No. 38 Dr. THOMAS HART DEPARTS Haiti Looks To Punta del Este Haitians are among the mil- a very large extent on the suclions of Latin Americans follow- cess Of your efforts." The Quakers the daily events of the cruEconomic parley that open- The of E purpose the conference ed yesterday at Punta del Este at Punta de Este will be to preAre in Uruguay. pare and sign an "accord for Finance the Alliance for His Coming Minister Herve Boyer accord Progress." FRIENDS COMMITTEE flew to the conference Thursday will outline the ten-year ADVANCE-MAN HERE afternoon. He heads a five-mem- program for Latin America's Dr Paul C. Berry, an Ameri- ber Haitian delegation, economic and social developcan engineering psychologist ment that is backed by the US (Ph. D. Yale) has come to Haiti President Kennedy said Wed- The Alliance for Progress has for the American Friends Serv- nesday that the hopes of mil- become the cornestone of all ice Committee to prepare to lions of might depend United States policies in Latin Minister Andre Theard spealing at farewell "cabrite boucane" place young Americans here to the success people of the United States on America. Mr Kennedy remindfor Educator Hart at Merger. aid the country in its national delegation to the inter-American ed the delegates that its success development through services economic conference that opens "will greatly strengthen the such as agricultural extension. in Uruguay Saturday. cause of freedom in this hemiDeparture OfAmerican Costs of the young laboring sphere." Quakers will be paid by the At a special White House Educator Seen As Friends Service Committee, meeting the President met with "There is no more important This Quaker society is known Secretary of the Treasury Dou- task of Government than the Haiti's Loss for the good works it has done glas Dillon, head of the delega- one in which you are engaged l throughout the world. No task is tion, and several of its mem- no meeting with greater signititoo menial, no task too great for ber. Mr Kennedy said: cance for the future than the one Members: ofthe Cooperative nearby one of the rural schools these people; in their, training hopes of millions of "The you go to attend," Mr. Kenredy Education Program (CEP) recei- erected by CEP, over sixty Continued on page 3) throughout the Americas rest people said. "My hopes and complete ved unexpected word this week members of the organization to] support go with you at this hisof the transfer of Dr. Thomas from Minister to chauffeurs, Bourguiba's Hart,who. has worked intheir toasted-Dr Hart Emissary with a savory (Continued on midst for two years, and chose "Cabrite boucane", WouldBe Welcome page 16) : say "a bientot", in traditionHaitian country-style manner For two- years Dr Hart has As a result of the recent -testimony to the high esteem been working toward the solu- zerte crisis; the government Bi- of Chatty, ambassadeur tunisien Bonnie in which they held the tall, lanky tion Haiti's Matin Lungwitz of rural education Tunisia has launched a en Turquie. Le thinks it American educator. problems. As a result, CEP has atic offensive, diplom- vill not be unlikely that Mr. Weds In At on the sending various Virginia Merger Cul de Sac, been completely revamped, and high officials.to Moscow, Wash- Driss visit Haiti. It will be recloser cooperation with the Mi- ington, the United Arab Repub: (Continued on page 3) nistry has been obtained: New lic, Senegal; and other former Haitian With rural schools mushroomed at French-African- territories in an Merger, Gragueau, Moreau des effort to establish U.S. plom- vill not be unlikely that Mr. Weds In At on the sending various Virginia Merger Cul de Sac, been completely revamped, and high officials.to Moscow, Wash- Driss visit Haiti. It will be recloser cooperation with the Mi- ington, the United Arab Repub: (Continued on page 3) nistry has been obtained: New lic, Senegal; and other former Haitian With rural schools mushroomed at French-African- territories in an Merger, Gragueau, Moreau des effort to establish U.S. Marines Iles, Bac d'Aquin, Peligre-alli lin ties and allies. Bourguiba's diplomatic re- Football Referee In Puerto Rico all, an extension program was presentatives to Latin America Commits developed which has resulted in and the Middle East are RasSuicide the opening of moré than sixty child Driss, secretaire d'Ela: (Continued on page 16)'des communications, and Habiy Monday during the football match between Racing and Etol Three Deputies Ie Haitienne a minute of silence Discharged By National was observed in memory of reAssembly: Lacked Discipline feree Lucien Toussaint who committed suicide the eve of the match stated Le Jour Tuesdlay. The National legislative Ass-]the final objectives ot the Revo- Le Jour nor the Football Fedeembly voted Tuesday to expel Iution and to include them in ration could explain what drove three of its members on charges the social advances. the referee to suicide. that they had failed to exercise Considering that the welfare It is said he used rat poison proper duty and discipline. (Continued on page 6)to end his life. Bonnie Lungwitz the daughter The decree published in the of Mr and Mrs Don Lungwitz of dailies did not specily the act Plantation Dauphin married uai nature of the breach n the George Pedersen of Boston at conduct attributed to the three the Ware Church in Gloucester, députies Lavoisier Lamothe, Virginia last night. Guy H. Larreur Oriol Eustache and Roger St. Vieques (FHTNC) Marine Fort. Don Lungwitz flew to his famtc. Guy H. Larreur, gon. of-Mr Here is the decree: ily home in Gloucester Wednesnd Mrs Roger: Larreur of 75 day to join his wife and son Joe ue Cameau, Port au Prince, Considering that the Revolufor the wedding. ati, is participating in six-week tion which gave birth to the Go: Faining exercises on the island vernment of September 22nd, Bonnie will continue her libVieques, Puerto Rico, with the 1957 requires a striet discipline eral arts studies at Boston UniErst Batallion of the Eight Ma- from all members of high govversity and her husband a rehe Regiment, an infantry imnit ernmental organizations, in ordcent graduate from Babson Colthe Second Marine Division er to maintain the advances lege wil lenter business. They pm Lejeune, N.C. achieved. Arnold Lieberman who flew to Miami Wednesday said his Champ will make their home in GreenConsidering that the same disde Mars Dog-Track (Above) would be ready for wich, Connecticut. Miss Christa Continued on page 3)1 cipline is still necessarv to reach an early September opening, (Continued on page 3) --- Page 2 --- PAGE 2 "HAITI SUN" SUNDAY AUGUST 6, 1061 Engineer James V. Sims, of In Haiti This Week the Government project engincering for the Navy at the RaBeautiful Lake By AUBELIN JOLICOEUR Base Puerto Peligre mey Air Force in Rico flew down here for a two for any and all who wish to partake of the beautiful Jytte (Judy) Freuchen July 30 celebrated her birthday in Haiti week vacations. Continued on page 3) --- Page 2 --- PAGE 2 "HAITI SUN" SUNDAY AUGUST 6, 1061 Engineer James V. Sims, of In Haiti This Week the Government project engincering for the Navy at the RaBeautiful Lake By AUBELIN JOLICOEUR Base Puerto Peligre mey Air Force in Rico flew down here for a two for any and all who wish to partake of the beautiful Jytte (Judy) Freuchen July 30 celebrated her birthday in Haiti week vacations. He will fly to goodness of a peaceful vacation amidst the surthe Citadelle next week. for the fifth time. Born in Denmark, she recently became a US Mr Eugene Olian, a builder-of roundings of nature's own greenery. citizen. She: has been working for a number New York City and his wife 38 Miles From Port au Prince of years as Secretary for an advisor of the Sarah, Mr Max Epstein, a buildRockefeller family in New York. She loves er fromMiami and his wife EsHUNTING FISHING Haiti and the Haitian people. Her first friend ther and Mr Reuben Gladstone, SWIMMING RECREATION a Pharmacist from Roslyin, L. here was Architect Rene Villejoint whose last L. New York and his wife Helen BUNGALOW RESTAURANT notable works was the celebrated Park of the are enjoying a very pleasant vaWATER SKI RELAXE "Heros de l'Independance."- cation in Port au Prince: For your reservation, call up in ODVA Radio-Station at Misses Nita Cole and Susan PORT Monday evening Dr Bertrand Schaeffer, a Reich have experienced the joie AU PRINCE noted Psychiatrist from New York, a Consult- de vivre of Haiti in a swing Corner Rue du Centre and des Cesars 68. ant for the World Federation of_Mental Health and Consultant of through, the Caribbean this week: the Caribbean Federation of Mental Health was host at a dinner The two lovelies spent three days party given at the Grand Hotel Oloffson. His guests were Dr. Ha- here. Nita was thrilled by our rold Wood, Director of the medical branch of the ICA and the while art. Sue loved the Haitian meringue. SCISP and his wife; Dr Denis Lazure, Director of the Centre de Psychiatrie de Port au Prince and his wife; Dr Emerson Douyon; Mr Lee M. C. Baca, Director SAX 0 the AAEEIO Director of "Centre d'Orientation de TIBESR and Consultant of the SNEM greeted his wife of the Centre d'Accueil "Duval Duvalier" of Carrefour and his Novie and sons Richard 16 and IN PETIONVILLE IT's Psychologist wife; Dr Sidney Mintz, an Anthropologist and student Lee 11 this week. Mr Robert Brooks, a costume Secretary Miss Carolyne Legerman; Dr James Tierney, of the Ford Jeweller from Forest Hills and Foundation in N.Y. A 3-piece orchestra and fabulous Ti-Paris built his wife were in Port for the HOTEL MONTANA up a very gay atmosphere: Dr. Schaeffer who was houseguest week-end. ber outings. here in company with Mrs Mary D. Cabasino, a Social A of the Lazures came here to explore the possibilities Of organizing Nell Chan, a Travel Service Agent for * At 100feet altitude.yet only 7mnules the TPY. Travel in the next Caribbean Congress of Psychiatry in Haiti. This congress Vancouver, Canada stopped here from the heart of PORT-AU-PRINCE - is held every two years. The last one was in Jamaica this year.- last weekend and was taken @ Mrs Jhoanna Katherina Wolfram Wooller, a travel Agent for about town and country by Fritz- * The most exquisite Viewis,overlooking lhedly @ the American Express in Toronto, Canada is currently visiting. gerald. the bay, the the mountains : Originally, from she is with Famous Joel Rosen plains,! Vienna, delighted Haiti. She is making pianist her outings here in company wtth Mrs Mary D. Cabasino, a Social from Ohio is here with wife Joy 2 and son Jeffrey 5. taken @ Mrs Jhoanna Katherina Wolfram Wooller, a travel Agent for about town and country by Fritz- * The most exquisite Viewis,overlooking lhedly @ the American Express in Toronto, Canada is currently visiting. gerald. the bay, the the mountains : Originally, from she is with Famous Joel Rosen plains,! Vienna, delighted Haiti. She is making pianist her outings here in company wtth Mrs Mary D. Cabasino, a Social from Ohio is here with wife Joy 2 and son Jeffrey 5. * Delidious continental cuisine and worker superb from Syracuse, New York, Mrs Anna Forsberg and Miss "Your eountry 1s doing a very Servide - Rose Nuzzi, executaries from Brooklyn, New York.- bad job: ot Public Relations in the States", said Manufactirer attention @ Henry Pesar, President of the X Personalized to every guest. Kiddielane Corporation which manufactures children amuse- * Swimming Pool with Luncheon Lounge ment rides in: Westbury, L. I., New York. "You are missing thei ancl Bar : Panorama Terrade boat", he continued, "your coun-i Air.conditioned de-luxe rooms try has much more to offer than Jamaica, Nassau, Curacao etc. S X2X but what do you do to attract the visitors. We feel so happy. WEEKLY ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM here in regard to the other plaOuality) ces, but you neglect to sell your TUESDAY :Informal Criole Bulfet, Danding beautiful country. You must do 7:30 from is sigmion pomac something about it, I feel very PM fo inslruchion midnignh and M Meringue Conlest Gshact quaity fwhich strongly about it." Mr Pesart at9:300 bf testt the wiin with his wife Irene is travelling Rameldimibalmait Ponchbowl em along with his elder brother Dr WEDNESDAU: Complimentary get-together enigrane 20 11 Theodore Pesar and his French Parly from 7pm fo 8pm. have asnul wife Alice. Dr Pesar a noted FRIDAY Gala Dinner-Dande from 73oRmto you c4oaline and Cardiologist is the Director of 1:30ami Superb Show af 10:30 4 pieces iftt Heonere has the Rehabilitation center of Al No admission fec hours gieadien bertson, L.I, New York. They ALL OTHER Nidurs:Cocktail hour from7b9 with ouefaiby RS made all their shopping at the native. Combo e se8 Gift Fair and were thrilled at NA Soncimell their visit at. the Salon des 3* mean. Beaux Arts of this Shop. (Continued on page 13) Rpce wfatwer S Lunch Dine Have Cocktails EXCELLENT LOESTER DISHES - A SPECIALITY By The SEA-SIDE At KYONA BEACH HAVE YOUR PARTY AT KYONA HENNESSY Swim, Spearfish, Snorkle, Water-Ski Mea Woilth And Sail In Safe Coastal helsipibisltacto Homacua Waters From Kyona DEEP-SEA FISHING EXCURSIONS --- Page 3 --- SUNDAY AUGUST G, 1961 "HAITI SUN* PAGE # Long Island Bamboche Dedicated To Haiti Doris and Bob Fleischer, old] among those present, Mr Beau- Serge DeNouille, Charley Shayr.e and Dominican friends of frequent visitors lieu, long time friend of Jerry of the HHEF Sweepstakes, Steamship Mr to-Haiti, gave a party for more Cantave, sent word via Mr and Mrs Woodstock, parents of than 100 people last Saturday Khawley that he expects to be Isabel Woodstock of the Amerinite, July 22nd, at the couple's sent to Geneva next. # Long Island Bamboche Dedicated To Haiti Doris and Bob Fleischer, old] among those present, Mr Beau- Serge DeNouille, Charley Shayr.e and Dominican friends of frequent visitors lieu, long time friend of Jerry of the HHEF Sweepstakes, Steamship Mr to-Haiti, gave a party for more Cantave, sent word via Mr and Mrs Woodstock, parents of than 100 people last Saturday Khawley that he expects to be Isabel Woodstock of the Amerinite, July 22nd, at the couple's sent to Geneva next. can Embassy in Haiti, inger Huntington, Long Island home: Other guests at the Company long-plpn Hering, Maria Almeida. Rickie The party was Haitian as to de- ned party were Alan Cavis, Hudes, Margaret Maag, Lorraicor, music and guests. with more ne Stephens of Pittsburgh, Bar Allen & Baussan than ten Haitians Agents present and a bara Quent, Marjorie Holyoak, large percentage of other guests LETTERS Pat Betten and Barbara Kraus. who had visited this country. Also Jenny Serama and her sis- OFFER A NEW REGULAR DIRECT to tc ter Ann, Diana Fern and her, SERVICE FROM NEW YORK The highlight of entertainient friend Nancy, etc. Every Friday during the evening was a V00Emst Hoffman, who was an show EDITOR doo with drummers and invited guest, missed the party SHIPS: dancers who were either or Hai- Dear Editor: because he left for Vienna that SS Rhadames New York Departure tian origin or who had heen stu- After having read your enlight- same day. August 4th dents of Lavinia Williams in her ening article on the sleeping de- With more girls than men pre- SS Fundacion August 11th School of the Dance in Part au Dot of the market women in the sent, the men were kept busy SS Angelita August 18th Prince. July 23 issue of the Haiti Sun, Meringue-wise. The party was a SS Rhadames August 25th Word of the party. has come di- I began to think seriously about huge the success and emphasizes SS Fundacion Spetember 1st recta from Andre Khawlev; who these women who play such a fact that visitors to this befundamental role in our daily guiling country don't forget it was a visitor in New York at lives, but whom we take So soon. LEAVES PORT AU PRINCE REGULARLY the time and a guest at the much for granted. I wonder how FOR NEW YORK Fleischer home. Serge Beaulieu, they really live? To their treUnion School Wednesday one of Haiti's delegates to the mendous input of human labor, Every Congo and now a representalive they get a sub-human output in Union Registration SHIPS P-au-P Departure with the- United Nations. was terms of profit. How many of us kindergarten School through registration tenth for SS Rhadames August 9th Yvrose Rae Weds could begin to do the work of de will be held at Union School gra- SS Fundacion August 16th In New these marchandes? Could any August 21 and 22 from 8:00 to SS Angelita August 23rd York two of us even lift a basket onei 12:00 noon. SS Rhadames Yvrose Rae, charming hostess small Haitian girl carries on her Children entering for the first SS Fundacion August 30th atEl Rancho, has gone into sec- head all the way down or up to, time will be required to show September 6th ond matrimonial venture this La Boule? Could we even walk certificate of birth and proof of week with septogenarian Fred that far in the noon-day heat vaccination for small pox and For all Information See: H. Klein, retired, wealthy U. S. while carrying nothing at all? typhoid fever. leader in industry. This is Mr. Would your paper run another Class will start September 4, T: J. STEVENSON & Co. ALLEN Klein's second marriage too. article describing how these wo- 1961 at 7:55 a.m 80 Broad & BAUSSAN The couple were married in the men manage to make a living; Street Cite de PExposition U.S. and Yvrose Rae Kline is how out of the sweat and chaos New York, N. wealthy U. S. while carrying nothing at all? typhoid fever. leader in industry. This is Mr. Would your paper run another Class will start September 4, T: J. STEVENSON & Co. ALLEN Klein's second marriage too. article describing how these wo- 1961 at 7:55 a.m 80 Broad & BAUSSAN The couple were married in the men manage to make a living; Street Cite de PExposition U.S. and Yvrose Rae Kline is how out of the sweat and chaos New York, N. Y. Tel: 2697. expected to return to Haiti to of the markets and depots of Quakers Coming clear. up personal affairs before Port au Prince, human beings (Continned from page 1) Refrigeration Cargo and Passengers Accepted returning to reside in the Klein survive. programs they anticipated the estate in Baldwin, Long Island, An interested and willing to new Peace Corps by twenty New York. learn and understand reader. vears. Dr Berry, who is lodged at the Pension Tourdot, is now discussing work possibilities for CONSULT the young Americans with Gov feica emment officials. He is expectsacha thebaud ing his wife and two young chil dren to join him here shortly. architect Tauck= Rollai U. of M. No Bonnie Lungwiz Weds (Continued from page 1) Luedde Neurath returned from for to the lomahe a trip Dominican Republic with her family Wednesday decoration and flew to Miami to atiend the Botex wedding of her friend Bonnie. construction Bouguiba's Emissary LIFA at castelhaiti pau Welcome (Continued from page 1) called that last year, the FLN a a I p.m. 3 p.m. WITH A mec46 a sent Dr Gueniche Wazzani on a mission to Haiti just before the UN talks of the Algerian ques5 Voint e tion began, Haiti, a -lanten @ colony who achieved independ- former A Noigifinder ence, should sympathize with - and welcome any emissaries YOUR HOME AWAY FROM HOME : EHASHIBUDE from this country in her strugBESSAMATIC a gle for total independence said BRAUN Le Matin. La Hobby Clairiere E a Haitian Marine CAMERAS AT FREE POBT PRICES a (Continued from page 1) BUNGALOWS - E The batallion will train until with Wala mid-July the latest infantry FRANCK ED. ROY, Manager eumom Center a tactics including the Marine a Corps' vertical envelopment conIn the delightful "SOUS-BOIS" of Bizoton ofHfaitisa Exabla a cept that uses helicopters to at- The comfort tack enemy and privacy of your own cottage RUEBONNE FOI E eously from the positions front and simultan- rear. with the best type of Hotel service. Monager SKAHN Phone: 2350 OSRAM E Marines in the exercises also BAR, RESTAURANT, SWIMMING POOLS, AIR- CONDITIONER Vacublits have an opportunity to torir the COLORFUL GARDENS island and visit the historic city ( ot city Isabella Segunda. faitisa Exabla a cept that uses helicopters to at- The comfort tack enemy and privacy of your own cottage RUEBONNE FOI E eously from the positions front and simultan- rear. with the best type of Hotel service. Monager SKAHN Phone: 2350 OSRAM E Marines in the exercises also BAR, RESTAURANT, SWIMMING POOLS, AIR- CONDITIONER Vacublits have an opportunity to torir the COLORFUL GARDENS island and visit the historic city ( ot city Isabella Segunda. V V V ATTRACTIVE RATES ( - V --- Page 4 --- PAGE 4 *HAITI SUN? SUNDAY AUGUST 6, 1961 Boosts Tours personal message from Ntekolas Straight Thinking CTA Program Craig, General Manager of CTA to the travel agency industry. The Caribbean Tourist Asso-] editions, with the whole program Since then tour operators have By K. B. city (and my hotel) to his fri- ciation has reported on its embracing a period of six wecks. informed CTA that business to ends. "CRASI" Advertising program the Caribbean area has mark In an economy where a grow- If he stays at another hotel, I which ran in 3 week-day edi- CTA is now merchandizing the edly improved. ing tourist industry is the key am equally concerned for his tions and 3 Sunday Travel Sup- advertisement itself by reprint to fast improvement on a gen- comfort and pleasure: sO that he plement editions of the New ing it in full pages in the four eral scale, there is bound to be will speak well of my. town and York Times. trade publications Travel This is another encouraging in conflict among interests scramb- my country. His friends will Weekly, Travel Agent, Travel note for the tourist industry ling to be number one on the come, and perhaps enough of Contributions had been receiv- Trade and ASTA News, with al Haiti for the coming months. hit parade. The lack of fore- them to fill my hotel too. The ed from tourist boards, carriers 00000000990 - sightedness in that attitude soon reputation of my city and my Itour opexators, hotels and shop becomes evident to the most in- country is in the hands of my enabling CTA to run the camp- & THE telligent. competitor as well as in my own] aign in six additional weel-day € hands. The Inter-American Hotel As BACOULOU NIGHT CLUB sociation's August 1st Informa- Advantages Of Tourism: Bes S tion Bulletin provides some ides favouring the travel indus- ( takes pleasure in announcing that for the straight thinking in this regard. try which comprises not oniy to evervone with goods or serv- $ SUMMER SEASON there will be an added attracWe quote: restaurants and hotels, but ices to sell, because the new a tion to the already famous steamship, airline, railroad, mo- money brought to the area by "My Guest and My Country: torbus and auto rental agencies, the travellers passes from hand 6 BACOULOU TROUPE Very often the visitor to my travel agencies and sightseeing to hand many times before it a EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT city: knows only the hotel in companies, the wealth brought leaves the area for goods pro- a which he stays if it is my by tourism goes to all segaient: duced elsewhere." hotel I want him to be pleased of the economy: merchants, mawith the food, comfort, and ser- nufacturers, doctors, lawyers. A cogent, intelligent bit of at the BACOULOU NIGHT CLUB. vice, so that he will return, and farmers, producers of poultry, straight thinking for the long ( meanwhile speak well of myl meats and other food; in factlrange benefit of all concerned. ( in companies, the wealth brought leaves the area for goods pro- a which he stays if it is my by tourism goes to all segaient: duced elsewhere." hotel I want him to be pleased of the economy: merchants, mawith the food, comfort, and ser- nufacturers, doctors, lawyers. A cogent, intelligent bit of at the BACOULOU NIGHT CLUB. vice, so that he will return, and farmers, producers of poultry, straight thinking for the long ( meanwhile speak well of myl meats and other food; in factlrange benefit of all concerned. ( o * a a 4 Main Office Office in in PETIONVILLE Away Or At - Home A Car PORT- AU-PRINCE Sinclair Gas Station Haili Chérie Short distance from all NEXT TORCA PETIONVILLE Building Hoiels. 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MEMBER or THE INTER-AMERICAN PRESS ASSN. What are the benefits of such public EDITOR encourigement ESTABLISHED IN 1950 of the Arts? The social benefits are intangible but very far-reaching. The life of the individual is integrated Haiti Sun with the life of the community in a way not possible En Ville July 30. WE CANNOT AFFORD NOT TO BUILD otherwise, except during the emotional upheaval of Dear Editor: CONCERT HALL war. This is thie land of qualificaPeople are brought together in a co-operative end- tion. What a discouraging thing it is that there is no pro- cavour that mitigates the soul-deadening effect nf the per auditorium or Concert Hall. Yet we have had time "dog-eat-dog" economic order in which we live today. to Seldom make a does declaration anyone of attempt and money for the promotion of sports and athletics. We may not yet have achieved full political democra- testable faet. inconIsn't music more important and of greater lasting cy, but at least we can have cultural democracy right "value? away. A public auditorium would build and serve this In Haiti, there doesn't seem It is not that we cannot afford to build a Concert cultural democracy. to be any such thing. Hall; it is a fact that we cannot afford NOT to build We-need this Municipal Concert Hall adyocated by Practically everything is writ one. Our artists, our musicians, our dancers, our latent Mayor Jean Deeb. ten or spoken in this volatile dramatic talent combine to make-one of the greatest Caribbean "republic of 4,000,000 sources of wealth we have. They represent insurance carries phrase of: a "At direct, or inferred against the evils and destructiveness and the violence REQUIRED READING FOR GRADUATING STUDENTS For whatever appears the moment." in print, in our society: they are our means of preserving all the IN SEARCH OF A HAPPY LIFE or is said at one hour or even priceless spiritual values that alone make life worth sometimes at one minute- is no living, Every young man and young woman leaving high school and longer true or valid at the next. of 4,000,000 sources of wealth we have. They represent insurance carries phrase of: a "At direct, or inferred against the evils and destructiveness and the violence REQUIRED READING FOR GRADUATING STUDENTS For whatever appears the moment." in print, in our society: they are our means of preserving all the IN SEARCH OF A HAPPY LIFE or is said at one hour or even priceless spiritual values that alone make life worth sometimes at one minute- is no living, Every young man and young woman leaving high school and longer true or valid at the next. university is looking forward to a happy: life, but there is wide Things happen here with. inA well-oonstructed and architecturally beautiful hall room for individual choice of the things that-will make lire credible speed. There's a word be happy, would a stimulus to local creative activity. Think of] Long, long ago, men and women moved from birth- to death as for it in French: "Etourdissant." all the plays, pageants concerts, exhibitions, citizens' it were on a stream; obeying, unquestionable laws, taboos and tot dissant." Haiti might which be translates called "etour- into forums, and so on that would take place there. We ems. Today, we are more subject to the burden of choice. No "stunning, amazing, astound: would then- be able to provide facilities for visiting con- warm-blooded vouths want to go. to sleep in the bottom of the inge cert artists, ballet troupes, lecturers and painters. boat, letting the elements carry them wherever chance Irads. How disconcerting, how downright discouraging it Instead, they wish to sit up and learn to sail into the wind and Among all the turbulent Latin must be, for artists, used to better facilities in cities against the thrust of the tide, with stars to steer by They wish American have more republics, none seems not even as large as Port au Prince, to perform in Rcs- to be, if not masters of their fate) at least pilots of their craft. to this only Freneh-speaking problems Black than thetically unsatisfying surroundings. The drab back- To a seaworthy vessel, all the oceans are open, all the rivers Republic in the Western Hemgrounds are often even devoid of the decorative palms explorable, all the ports beckon. Only choice and sailing skill are isphere. and flowers which are so easily procured here. needed. Some Haitians try to pass off Many of the bad features that characterise local drathe succession of economic and matic political troubles as being attripresentations can be laid to technical ditficulties Life IS an endless succession of choices. When you go to a sports butable to "growing pains" as ot production. No matter how good the play, how well game vou reject an infinite number of other things you might have a young nation. acted, it cannot be a finished piece with distractingly done with your time. When you go to a 9pm movie you reject poor equipment. Any group, amateur or professional, sleep in its favour. When you spend a quarter on a drink you re- But Haiti has been a soveris at a disadvantage if it has to struggle with a too ject all else yQu might have bought with the quarter. Every eign country ever since winning small stage, bad lighting and an unresponsive audience, choice involves your sense of values. independence in 1804. from the French made unresponsive by uncomfortable seats, unsightly Life is also a set of skills. Your education and your preparations walls, and a generally depressing atmosphere. need to be suitable to your hopes and the greatness of the enter- There must be an answer to If we wish to develop and foster our dance and dra- brise upon which you are embarking. the question of: "What's behind ma movements, if they are to acquire a traditiou, then What Is The Happy Life? all the troubles in Haiti? What we must give them a permanent home. Thousands of This was the greatest question of antiquity, as it is of the mo- is I the real underlying cauise?" Haitians not yet theatre conseious would then become dern world. Men and women have by would readers like to have some of gone many ways to seek your for me, So. reply Experimental groups are springing up; they will a happy life. Some have failed because they set themselves no strictly personal, care of your inspire our artists to venture into the new field of scen- definite goal, but drifted here and there hoping always to_ e me newspaper. home. Thousands of This was the greatest question of antiquity, as it is of the mo- is I the real underlying cauise?" Haitians not yet theatre conseious would then become dern world. Men and women have by would readers like to have some of gone many ways to seek your for me, So. reply Experimental groups are springing up; they will a happy life. Some have failed because they set themselves no strictly personal, care of your inspire our artists to venture into the new field of scen- definite goal, but drifted here and there hoping always to_ e me newspaper. ery designing. There will come into being a live theatre upon the land of their vague dreams. Along the way they fuund Thanking you in advance, upon which the playwright may project his boldest and (Continued on I am most original thought. page 8) (S) A Perplexed Visitor. a MmamnA a A - The role of the arts in the life of dynamic society is such that a special cultural clearing house is really required. The artist, whatever his medium, Chatelet must des be Fleurs free and unhampered, He must be free to choose his themes and motives from any phase of life. that interFOR VACATION PLANTINGS ests him. There must be no danger of a project such as IN KENSCOFF this being used. as a political football. SHAS STRAWBERRY PLANTS: States Missionary $10.00 100 The artists must see in the chaos of social change, Variety per the true nature of the society in which we live, and California Black Fig trees $1.00 each have freedom to describe and interpret that society. He must have freedom to portray the aspirations, the sufCalla Lillies 50 cents each; Nile Lillies $1.00 each ferings and struggles of the least of the peoples, and to etch, in acid if he chooses, the follies and foibles of Geraniums, Trumpet Climbers, Other Plants-Bulbs the powertul. He must be free to discard, if he wishes, outworn MINIMUM ORDER $5.00 aesthetic concepts, and yet be protected against chauvinism and patronising attitudes. True creative exFor lower attitudes tropical plants pression can only thrive in an atmosphere of- freedom. There should be no profit motive in the project desInquire at CHATELET DES FLEURS cribed above. Do we want our drama and music to enrich the cultural life of Haiti? or Oasier Postal 632, Port au Prince S V N V 4 V --- Page 6 --- PAGE 6 "HAITI SUN> SUNDAY AUGUST 6, 1961 the President of the Bepuhae Dominicans Attending Ponta Del Este Stop Here 3 Deputies Ousted during the month in which the vacancy occurs. "We-want to make any conmiat the meeting at: this time. He (Continued from page 1) Art. 63.-The members of the tribution we can towards the could not say whether he expeclegislative body shall tako the success of the Ponta Del I'ste ted special instructions upon arof greatest number of peopte is then that attitude requires ener: following Oath: I swear, to up- conference, 3 Dr Salvador Crtiz, rival in Montevideo. the highest objective of the Re-getie intervention of the compet hold the rights of the people President of the Domintean dele- The other 2 members of the de volution, that the State Organi en Power; and faithfully to observe thej gation to the Economic confer- legation are: Under minister of zations, in charge of that wel: The National Assembly decrees: Constitution." ence in Uruguay. rof greatest number of peopte is then that attitude requires ener: following Oath: I swear, to up- conference, 3 Dr Salvador Crtiz, rival in Montevideo. the highest objective of the Re-getie intervention of the compet hold the rights of the people President of the Domintean dele- The other 2 members of the de volution, that the State Organi en Power; and faithfully to observe thej gation to the Economic confer- legation are: Under minister of zations, in charge of that wel: The National Assembly decrees: Constitution." ence in Uruguay. stated Wednes- Health and Social Welfare Dr. fare, coula not realize it D1 they day: noon during a stop-over Jose Patxot and Economist Carl do not perform their eomon Art. 1.-The Doputiess Lavoi- Art. 90.- (line 4): He shall be here. Stresino; obligations with efficieuey and sier Lamothe, Oriol Bustache responsible for the entorcement complete harmony, that thatand Roger St. Fort are declared of the Constitution and the laws, Dr Ortiz who 1s Minister of Dominican Consul General strict harmony can be establish- discharged from their rank of acts, and decree of the legislat Commerce -and Industry in the Faustino Perez and Vice Consul ed only by the obedience of Gov: representatives of the peoplet ive body and the National ass- new cabinet of President Joa- Tejeda Figueroa wers n hand eramental organizations to. the Art. 2.The present Decree embly. quin Balaguer added that his to welcome the delegation who inspirations of unity in behav- will be published and executed delegation did not contemplate were also met by Protocol chief ious and action; by the Executive Power accord- He shall issue all rogula- presenting any. specific project! Henri Bernardin: ing to the provisions: of Article tions and orders necessary INSURE WITH SURE INSURANCE Considering that the National 90th of the Constitution. for this purpose, but he may CALEDONIAN INSURANOE COMPANY Covereignty could not tolerate,. never suspend or Interpret in ils. organizations, emhoeARTICLES CITED IN NATION the laws, acts, and decree Founded In 1805 proceedings which lool like per: AI ASSEMBLY DECREE themselves or dispense with tidy towards the Revolntion, that! OUSTING THREE DEPUTICS enforcing them. (sth line). INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL ACT OF the Nationgl Assembly, highest THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT exprèssion of that Sovereignty, Art. 47.Dach of the threc is committed to sanction any rowers shall be responsible for NEXT ELECTION deviation which may facilitate its acts. (Srd line). RONY CHENET & SONS the underground ventures of the According to the provisions 0: AGENTS FOR HAITI enemies of the people aurd, in Art. 52-in case of death, re Article 52 of the Constitution, Address des Miracles iank. the National so doing bring about ruin signation, disqualification, judi new elections must take place Rue Opposite ct the best hopes of the majo: cial interdiction, or acceptance within the month of the death, rity of the citizens; ota new: office incompatihle the resignation or discharge (the with that of a member ut the actual situation) of a represen Considering that the general legislative body, provision shali tative of the people, colleague attitude of Deputies Lavoisiez be made for the replaceraent oi "LE MATIN" pointed out this Lamothe, Oriol Eustache and the member in his electoral dis- week. Opposite ct the best hopes of the majo: cial interdiction, or acceptance within the month of the death, rity of the citizens; ota new: office incompatihle the resignation or discharge (the with that of a member ut the actual situation) of a represen Considering that the general legislative body, provision shali tative of the people, colleague attitude of Deputies Lavoisiez be made for the replaceraent oi "LE MATIN" pointed out this Lamothe, Oriol Eustache and the member in his electoral dis- week. R Roger St. Fort constitutes :111 cbi trict only for the renuinder of Who are the competitors ISSA for vious negation or people's rights the unexpired term, by a special Gonaives, Dessalines OHAITI and people's aspirations wherei clection after convocation ni the mie? and Jerethe Revolution is the mhsetireslpriamary electoral assembly by ART GALLERY onRue du QuAi MRS ROBERT LAFONTANT PASSES AWAY Mrs Robert Lafontant, avene: Scolplures by PAINTINGS by rated member of the Port au Time takes on a rosy hue Princean society died last Sun R.FRANÇOIS Cedor through the sapphire crystal was in day. Her. funeral held J.DU DERRIER J.E.Gourgue :5 Pierre of your Movado Firmament"watch Petionville at St. Churen O.DU PERRIER V.Denis L.Lazard the next day: Our sincere, condolennces M to A.DIMANCHE J.Gabriel her son. the Maypr of Petion: B FRT N.Jean ville, Colonel Maurice Lafontant, to Mrs Lafontant and families. 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A man isa satisfied self, not merely a succession ot gratified imgulses who was Roman emperor for twenty stirring years wrote. 8 "HAITI SUI In Search Of A Life CHINESE Happy (Continued from page 5) Jof things you do; the product of positive thinking and active living. NIGHT moments of pleasure and they appeased some desires. Bit the It may be made up of little, everyday incidents: of having some: sood life should lead us steadily toward happiness, and happincss thing to do, something to love and something fo hope for. A man isa satisfied self, not merely a succession ot gratified imgulses who was Roman emperor for twenty stirring years wrote. after. his TUESDAYS and desires. retirement: "Could you but Sce the five cabbages in my garden, A writer Of the nineteenth century put is bluntly when he said: which I have planted and raised with my own hands, you would Roll (2) Half the evil in this world comes from people not knowing what not ask me to relinquish such happiness for the pursuit OE power." Egg they liker not deliberately setting themselves to find out what Happiness is not the means to something else, but is the end in Won ton soup uey really enjoy." itself. Every person chooses the stepping stonds toward it which Let us say, tentatively, tuat there are five components of the will suit his stride, his temperament and his ideals. You do not happy life: health, work, interests, friendships, and the pursuit need to take the word of the philosophers for thiss search your of an ideal. And note that for a happy life we-must arealize our memory and you will find that your happy hours were those folselves as a whole, not in just one Or other of the parts. lowing an achievement in somez area of life where you had made Choice The sort of life we are discussing is not necessarily that which vourselt- proficient. Sweet & Sour pork makes money, causes talk or gets printed in the newspapers. It Raise Your Aim doesn't consist in winning alone, but in playing the game right: The seeker after the happy life will never be satisfied: with things - shrimp Foo Yung Itis not made up exclusively of great events. as they are: Having reached a plateau, he will not be content 1o It involves an ideal, which is a picture Of the place you maay fixate there: He knows that no limitations are more galling than Chicken chow mein never quite reach, but always strive to reach. The wonderful those which are self-imposed. thing is that, though we may not touch our rainbow'send, wve at Norwill he treat an accomplishment like a jewel, to be enshrin- of lobster chow mein tain our ideal in little pieces of trying, edina casket for admiring contemplation." Some people strive to: Contemplation, of our ideal is never useless; at least it proauces ward perfection in something. because they conceive it to he a tea or coffee improvement. On the other hand, to spurn ideals is to invoke U place of ease. But such a life would be one of mindless living, a happiness, because spurned ideals have a way of avenginz them- treadmill, a marching in one place: Every achievement js a means Iselves cruelly. toward some greater achievement, Happiness should not be looked upon as a reward for a good Some of the impulse toward the happy life will arise from your, life, but as the natural effect of it. You will be happy if you are natural desire to be favourably known and well remembered. You $3.00 exercising your vital powers along the lines of excellence in a life are not satisfied, at this moment, to look forward to an epitaphwhich affords full scope for their development. reading: (He lived a harmless life, satisfied with things as they Nor is happiness a negative or passive thing. It is the outcome were, making no ripple. on his environmnt. While it would be folly to concentrate upon living harmlessly: Candlelight huddled up within onesel, it is equally wrong to build cne's lite re around external things like rank, wealth, honours and social glitter. Restaurant We need new expertences, and they can be enjoyed only in contact with the world around us. We need; equally, a feeling of staOn the Petionville Road bility, and that comes from something within us lookfole The four externals are, indeed, fragile things. It is the outcome were, making no ripple. on his environmnt. While it would be folly to concentrate upon living harmlessly: Candlelight huddled up within onesel, it is equally wrong to build cne's lite re around external things like rank, wealth, honours and social glitter. Restaurant We need new expertences, and they can be enjoyed only in contact with the world around us. We need; equally, a feeling of staOn the Petionville Road bility, and that comes from something within us lookfole The four externals are, indeed, fragile things. To be chattered about in the newspapers, to be feted and dined, to be sought after atSe BLUE ANGEL 8 STAR because of wealth: these are not vital ingredients in the good life. on the lahel A disillusioned comment was given us by Collingwood, who SUCceeded to command of the fleet upon Nelson's death at Trafalgar: Fame's trumpet makes a great noise, but the notes do not dwell ondlid long on the ear." ne The truly important man is one who is conscious of his powers VIRGINI and is bent upon developing them, and thus becomes great by Cljarettes design. You cannot be great in anything unless you have a vision of the greatness Dossible in it." Your success is the ratio of your JOSEPH NADAL & Co accomplishment to your capacities. Agents. There have been ages in which intelligent improvisation could do the work of a clearly conceived purpose, but ours is not (ne of them. Unless we have a plan and direction wez become confused CACIOUE ISLAND and side-tracked,-and we are forced to make momentous adapta- "IBO BEACH" tions without preparation or consideration. ONLY 30 MINUTES What incentives are there to reach objectives and pursue ideals? FROM PORT-AU-PRINCE First, there is the zest of life which raises ENTRY (INCLUDING a flame, sometimes ROUND-TRIP flickering, sometimes a conflagration, in all of us. Then, there is BOAT the spur of some interest LE of competition, of love, of nerd, or TRANSPONTATIORTATION) of a dozen other forces. Some have thought that Aesop's moral of ONLY $1.00 the race between the hare and the tortoise might have turned out Children 50 Cents differently. What If the hare, instead of sitting down on a Private Dressing Rooms soft bank White Sand Beach mumsbasbanout to rest had sat, instead, upon a thistle? Some sting is needed by. Fine Restaurant and Snack Bar 4 isti (t bouteil tte many sorts of people to get them going, WATER SKIING Suers. de paul Gardirebter Others are carried along by enthusiasm for whatever they tumn Rorb.meoprince0iend their hands to, While their minds hope for success, their hands SKIN-DIVING SNORKELING A are contributing to it. They know that whole-heartedness can Iake up. in surprisingly many. cases, for. lack of training and nataral M. V. HAITI MERCHANT ability. PERSONALLY SUFERVISED Time And Place LOADING AND UNLOADING him The: seeker after the: happy life Is interesteds in everything that SERVE HAITI AND FLORIDA goes on around him, not, Aatancat tempestuously but actively. He seeks the forthnightly sailings of the beauty and excitement in. living the ise Miami Port an Prince --Miami Served EXCLUSIVELY af Haini's Leading which. fille wvorld, and he MIAMI ADDRESS: sensitive: to them. Telephone: Hlighiand 51767 HOTELS & a RESTAURANTS & BY CONNOISSEURS The happy lifeis not measured. by the calendar but by the cvents Frahklin 9-7228 THROUGHOUT THE WORLD that occupy it. Consequently, a man goes out. every day as a child --- Page 9 --- SUNDAY AUGUST 6, 1961 PAGF 9 does, with his mind on what there is to see and do rather than on himself. AMI ADDRESS: sensitive: to them. Telephone: Hlighiand 51767 HOTELS & a RESTAURANTS & BY CONNOISSEURS The happy lifeis not measured. by the calendar but by the cvents Frahklin 9-7228 THROUGHOUT THE WORLD that occupy it. Consequently, a man goes out. every day as a child --- Page 9 --- SUNDAY AUGUST 6, 1961 PAGF 9 does, with his mind on what there is to see and do rather than on himself. He lives with a sense of expectancy, knowing that it is better to look forward with pleasure and sufler occasiunal let downs, than to approach the days with the prospect of being bured: Progress is always the result of someone's stepping. forward, being willing to break with. the pattern of the past. Flexibility and adaptability are most important attrbutes of the happy difel One does not have to bes a Vicar of Bray, changing coat and badge with every shifting wind, but we must accommodate ourselves to tickle surroundings, adjust our internal-harmony to the impact of extern 20570A al conditions. Buen ityour environment seems ungenerous, you need noi despair" of leading the good life you seek within it. Consider the Es kcimo,; how he has over: the centuties built a culture in surround ings-which appear to us to be most bleak, barren Fand inhospitable. To- do welliwhere there is no opposition is common-place Tue greathess raises itself above the crowd by doing great things with litile means, by coping with the unexpected through originality and: ingenuity, andi by not wasting time and effort on trivial matters. Haiti's "Gingerbread Palace" and famed hoste lery M the Grand Hotel show Hindrances Oloffson, place U Haitian architectare, exquisite cuisine and conten ted living, Set amongst a myriad of tropical trees and gardens the Olofison, complete with miniat ure pool, is the haven for There are some factors which seem to hinder us in our pursuit the uninhibited. oft the happy life, High among them we must place love: of security: As soon as preoecupation, with security begins to dominate our thinking the scope of our life begins to be diminished. We can go to history for confirmation. The Greeks prevalled magnificently in a barbaric world, then slackness and sottness came over them and they sank to their ruin wanting security and comfort more than they wanted the good life of freedom. The Athenians finally sought not to contribute but to get;. the freedom mhey wished was freedom from responsibility. Athens ceased to erlia beans be free, and was never free again, and sank into medioctity. foe Poor economic conditions may make more difficult, bit shoula no thwart, our search for the happy life. Webster, the exlia cartoonist eee Arew a sketch of Abraham Lincoln's log cabin, and under goodheu it he wrote this caption: Ill-housed; ill-fed, ill clothed." To measure the goodness of life by its delights and pleasures and safety Is to apply a false standard. The happy life does not ponsist of a glut of luxury: It does not make itself content. svith commercially produced pleasure, the night club idea of hats good time, mistaking it for happiness. The happy life is made p ot substantial things and attributes and purposes, On Having Principles All achievement is perilously fragile unless it isi based on fundmental truth; the quiet strength of the happy lite rests upon prinHiples. Because we live in a welter of conflicting interests yes...you get we need landards to which we can hold fast, Only So have we any scale which to measure the goodness or the badness of the interests. = therwise, we are driven to the use of stop-gap expediency. which a slippery tool. Aprinciple ist not like a rule. The rule asks nothing more of you han that you obey; a principle requires you to do your-own think SESNO beans in he. on fundmental truth; the quiet strength of the happy lite rests upon prinHiples. Because we live in a welter of conflicting interests yes...you get we need landards to which we can hold fast, Only So have we any scale which to measure the goodness or the badness of the interests. = therwise, we are driven to the use of stop-gap expediency. which a slippery tool. Aprinciple ist not like a rule. The rule asks nothing more of you han that you obey; a principle requires you to do your-own think SESNO beans in he. A rule credit every of gives you only for being a a cup creatures principle ives you stature as a man. Principles are mingled with a sense of values. Each enhances e. other. Together, they provide the ultimate motive power apfopriate to human betngs. There can be no purpose in sTivInE NESCAFE vard the good life, nor any way to keep score of our Erogress, Hicos we have a scale of values. The all coffee instant coffee with the This sense of values does not appear suddenly from some vol: Let's have another cup" taste. no-like eruption, but has been built gradually, like a coral reef, It's no secret that extra coffee beans make (NEM) pring all the years of our lives, and it isstill being built. coffee extra What matters in the history of any race, as in that of individuals, good. 43 choice, deep-roasted progress to higher values: We detest cruelty and vulgarity and beansgointo every flavorful cupoft today's mose who reach the heights Nescafé. No other coffee. : no NESCAFE of their conception of success by climbmatter how over their fellow men. it's made tastes SO fresh, SO friendly, SO INSTANT Character completely satisfying. In today's Nescafé, the accent is on coffee! COFFEE Those who seek the happy life must have character. This isa mntoom Insiont pre which is given many interpretations in various settings, but Get ere today!. two basic NESCAFE are needs of the man of character: he must have ity, an well-integrated life; and he must live positively, not-nega: blended and noasled ely He must be and do things really, as. part of himseif and by way- of public show. ayour lasle may: bes that accident of birth will assign a man's duties snd Continued on page 10) --- Page 10 --- SUNDAY AUGUST 6. 1961 PAGE 10 "HAITI SUN" Of A Life we should be robbed oi our greatest field of enjoyment andi we INJURED In Search Happy should be forever condemned to mediocrity: After study of the situation, the action, and the consequences, NEWSMAN IN (Continued from page 9) then step out confidently. When you are clear about the need, and his sphere of activity, but his character is built by himself. what action to: take, you will walk sure-footedly. SERIOUS A person of character is one who likes and dislikes wiat he Not For Youth Alone CONDITION ought. He is honest by habit and as a matter of course. He has If yours is not a satisfactory way of life, and if you wish to reach been taught this way of living by parents who did not ask him a better way of life, now. is the time to start. But do not expeet IN DOMINICAN What will people think?" but "What will you think of yourselt?" sudden transitions, and do not set your mind oni absolutes in an To answer such a question involves making a judgment. Part of all-or-nothing mood. The principle of relativity applies in a bigh Miami newsman Aibert M. the continuing happy life is increasing ability to make independent degree to human affairs. Even in the technical fields it is clear (Bud) Colegrove was reported in critical judgments concerning the events and trends of life. It is that the truth of today is subject to change by the developments serious condition Wednesday at not the events which influence us, but our thoughts about them and decisions of tomorrow. a hospital in Ciudad Trujillo, Do-/ Herein we see one of the trouble spots of our age. all-or-nothing mood. The principle of relativity applies in a bigh Miami newsman Aibert M. the continuing happy life is increasing ability to make independent degree to human affairs. Even in the technical fields it is clear (Bud) Colegrove was reported in critical judgments concerning the events and trends of life. It is that the truth of today is subject to change by the developments serious condition Wednesday at not the events which influence us, but our thoughts about them and decisions of tomorrow. a hospital in Ciudad Trujillo, Do-/ Herein we see one of the trouble spots of our age. Peophs who Encourage your mind to produce for you a certain set of views minican Republic, with injures are mcapable of judging causes and consequences become swept as to your place in life, the contributions you can make to life, suffered in a car-truck crash After Tuesday. by muddled hysteria. procrastinating in the hope that things and the happiness you may attain from life. will come out all right in the wash, some crisis compels them to There will come to you, perhaps at once, perhaps after a period, Colegrove, Latin-American make snap decisions. Then they have to cope with adverse situa- a knowledge of the part you are to play, an assurance thatyou are correspondent for the Miami tions, and end up in distressing confusion. doing the work for which you are best endowed, satisfar tion be Herald and Scripps-H Icvard To reach a decision, to make a judgment, implies courage. There cause you are filling a vital need an joy in meeting your obliga- newspapers, who has visited are some vigorous blows to be exchanged in pursuit of the kappy tions. Then you will have self-assurance and validity. - Haibi cently, on suffered several head occastons injuries relife. You cannot enjoy enterprise without counting upon opposition. The happy life does not beckon alone to youth. It is for people and a possible skull fracture, acIf you pursue a strategy of "least risk" you will not go very f all ages. Too many of us are given, in later years, to a surt: of cording to a spokesman at Dafar. You need, indeed, courage beyond that required to bear ad- fantasy in which we look back upon our youth as a Lost Atlantis, rio Contreras Hospital versity: you need the courage of initiative. When the Thebans were the while we indulge in pity forour present drab and practical Reports. said and a retreating from a city they had failed to capture they were met lives. But the happy life is not ushered in at any age to the sound Dominican photographer Colegrove were by the Spartans and someone told the Theban leader: "We are of drums and trumpets. It grows upon us year by year, little by returning to the city by taxi fallen into our enemies' hands.' He replied: "And why not they little, until at last we realize that we have it. It is achieved in Tuesday when their cab siruck into ours?" He attacked, and won a great victory. ndividuals, not by flights to the Moon or Mars but by a body of; Ithe rear of a parked truck. They No man or woman pursuing the happy life will turn away from work done so well that we can.lift our heads with assurance and had eastern been section. on a tour of the island's an opportunity or spurn a responsibility. The categorical imper look the universe in the eye. ative about which we hear the philosophers talk is the imperafive Of this be sure: you do not find the happy life; you make it. In Colegrove is reported to have of duty. Only very selfish people and people with very thick skins the course of applying capability, resolution and concentration, suffered broken bones besides and people who are satisfied with lower forms of life can do what you will run into emergencies which test your courage and your the possible skull fracture. they like always. Intelligent people who are seeking the happy determination." Store up, for sueh occasions, a stack of principles A veteran newsman employed life use all their knowledge to do the best they ca nin every situation, expressed in maxims. do not find the happy life; you make it. In Colegrove is reported to have of duty. Only very selfish people and people with very thick skins the course of applying capability, resolution and concentration, suffered broken bones besides and people who are satisfied with lower forms of life can do what you will run into emergencies which test your courage and your the possible skull fracture. they like always. Intelligent people who are seeking the happy determination." Store up, for sueh occasions, a stack of principles A veteran newsman employed life use all their knowledge to do the best they ca nin every situation, expressed in maxims. They may sound like truisms, at which some Der by. the alliance Seripps-Howard for 22 Lewspa- Coleand they accept responsibility for the consequences. people sneer; but if they are sO commonplace it is because they grove spent two years years, as execuThey make allowances, however, for other people. It is a step have been found of wide usefulness over many years. You will tive editor of the San Francisco toward the good life when we learn to make room for one inother's find many in this Letter. News. minds. Without an interchange and clash of views the human mnd If you could ascend to some great height giving a view of all would still be sitting in primitive darkness. the future landscape of your life, then vou could recognize the ent He for was Scripps-Howard a roving correspond- in Asia Like Whatever Is Excellent best things afar off, and strike out for them. But since vou cannot prior to being assigned to: a siWe may develop to the state wherein we like whatever is excel- see. very far ahead, you need to take each. step with all the wisdom milar job for Latin America, lent, no matter whose it is. The Athenians gave us the first sur- you can muster. While sensing what lies dimly ahead, you must Colegrove left Miami last week viving instance of the importance of respect for opinions and be- do competently what lies clearly at hand. on a six-week -tour of Latin liefs: We recall that Paul was mobbed and imprisoned and reaten America. for his preaching up and down the coast of Asia Minor, buf when F he came to Athens they invited him to the Areopagus and esked: new FISHER'S "What is this teaching?" Prejudice is a sign of immaturity. A person is scarcely rivilized, HAITIS LARGEST FREE PORT PRICE SHOPS let alone cultured, who cannot listen to both sides of an argument 1) THE CORNER SHOP RUE BONNE FOL You may: not excuse an error, but you are too genial to condemn 2) ART & CURIO SHOP FISHERS ACROSS FROM CU the man who voices it. He may not be wicked, but only mistaken. STOMS Iti is your part to propose something better to be substituted. Think of this: every business action, every politiçal measure, and evéry AND BUY HAITIAN HANDICRAFTS moral judgment, is in the nature of an alternative. It is not to be pronounced good or bad except as it is better or worse than STRAIGHT FROM THE FACTORY some other equally definite course which might be adopted instead ofit. ON THE RUE DU QUAI We who seek the happy life need to be something more than (AM. EXPE. AND DINERS CLUB ACCMPTED) tolerant. It is not enough to go through life keeping our elbows in and being eareful not to step on people's toes. Life demants some thing more from us than acquiescence. We participate in the proSAVE UP TO 60 Per Cent ON IMPORTS cess of living only through action. SHOPS AND MAHOGANY FACTORY Pursuit of the happy life requires that we keep on learning, Youl can increase your enjoyment by learning to learn. You will thoreby 400 - build a sustained intellectual curiosity about a wide range of ta significant human problems. You will avoid absorbing rubbish, PORT-AU-PRINCE and you will cultivate a thirst for understanding instead of an ap- - Sota PANTAL Bidg HAITIWI petite for sensation. You will enjoy adventures of the mind. L G leatoyBrets Most of the bumbling waste of_time and the inept decisions that MAHOGANY - do RUGS blot the pages of men' 's efforts toward the happy life can be laid to their naively believing that they could negotiate comples pro OF EXQUISITE OF SELECTED blems by following some book of rules. INCE and you will cultivate a thirst for understanding instead of an ap- - Sota PANTAL Bidg HAITIWI petite for sensation. You will enjoy adventures of the mind. L G leatoyBrets Most of the bumbling waste of_time and the inept decisions that MAHOGANY - do RUGS blot the pages of men' 's efforts toward the happy life can be laid to their naively believing that they could negotiate comples pro OF EXQUISITE OF SELECTED blems by following some book of rules. Designs TIT A Rush One must, having learned to learn, then go on learning. What the AND SUPERB AND pubjic FAMOUS takes for brilliance is really the result of thorouzh, rainsThese 3ame are bold taking investigation and Sisal. hard Qualily. Soods downright work. We may well re- $ joice that work is not reserved for slaves. If that were rie case d GRAND RUE im the oost exclusare Storesin the UL.S. PHONE : 26849 --- Page 11 --- SUNDAY AUGUST 6, 1961 FHAITI SUNS PAGE 11 CEDOINE JEANNIS RETURNS FROM PROMOTION AGRICULTURAL 7-MONTH INSTITUE SPECIALIZED TRAINING IN THE ARMY TO BE REPLACED WITH IBRD by appointment His Excel- From a reliable souree closej I Under that law Mr Cedoine Jeannis, chief ofTennessee Valley Authority (TV- iency the President of the to the Government, it has been Government is to the Haitian Bureau of the Ministry UE Fin- A). Mr Jeannis had the the of Re- learned that the Chamber of De- 000 and provide $1.500,- ances is back from Washington tunity to visit the dams opp0rpublic oL the have been made following the promotions Armed puties passed, and his Excell the Bank Inter-American Deseven velopment where he spent months at- TVA, the hydro-electric Power in ency, President Duvalier, has is" to Iit up tending the General Training Plant as well as the steam Plant Forces Major of Ulrick Haiti: Lafontant approved, legislation for flie for $3,500,000, tion of such toward bank. the organizaProgram of the International of the TVA and discussed as- Colonel Medical to Lt- mation of a bank to replace thel has not Officialn notice Bank for Reconstruction and De- pects of economic development in Army Corps; former Agriculture Institute. Le Moniteur, yet been puolished in velopment. During his stay at of the TVA with the technical bert Capitaine Laborde and Titus, Al the IBRD, Mr Jeannis became staft of that Institution2 Chapuzette to Gerard Balfamiliarized with the aspeets ot This training Program was or- min. Major in the Medical economic developments of the ganized by_ the IBRD for Econo- Corps; Lt Max d'Haiti to underdeveloped countries. He mists of member countries. MeJical Captain to worked in several departments Corps; Special Tiip of the Bank SO as to become Contributions For Lt. Jean Tassy to Captain and well acquainted with technique, Second Lt. Morton Gousse to EAP-HATIEN AND THE EITADEL procedures and methods of De Duvalierville Lieutenant. ONE WAY BY PLANE ,ONE WAY By LIMOUSINE velopment banks. M: Jeannis The Government Administra- APPOINIMENIS AT FORDIGN along with other trainees spent tion continue to offer their conAFFAIRS DEPT, ALL severalidays in New York visit: tributions for the renovation of] The following appointments INCLUDED ing Wall Street and the Newl Duvalier-Ville. The employees of were made at Dept. of Fore.gn York financial Centées; the First National Lottery, Education De- Affairs: OPERATED By CHRISTOPHE TOURS Boston Corporation, Morgan partment and Regie du Tabac AVENUE PAN AMERICAINE Guarantee Trust Cos ine Stock volunteered a part of their Mr Fritz Theus as Assistant HAITI Exchange and the Chase Man- monthly salaries this weck in at General Secretary; P.O.BOX PETION-VILLE 312 hattan Bank. appointments INCLUDED ing Wall Street and the Newl Duvalier-Ville. The employees of were made at Dept. of Fore.gn York financial Centées; the First National Lottery, Education De- Affairs: OPERATED By CHRISTOPHE TOURS Boston Corporation, Morgan partment and Regie du Tabac AVENUE PAN AMERICAINE Guarantee Trust Cos ine Stock volunteered a part of their Mr Fritz Theus as Assistant HAITI Exchange and the Chase Man- monthly salaries this weck in at General Secretary; P.O.BOX PETION-VILLE 312 hattan Bank. letters respectively signed by Mr Alone Delimon, as, Attache Phone:7761 Mr Breton Nazaire, Minister at Cultural Affairs Section; The last part of the Training Leonce Viaud and Osner Appo: Miss Marie-Claire Lafontant, Program included a visit to thellon. Typist; Mrs Yolette Toussaint Cadet, Typist; dulls hair Mr Attache "Seaping" Leoceps Leroy,as at International Afafirs Section; - Halo Mr Leosthene Nicoleau as Conglorifies it? sul at Dajabon; You know Miss Odette Arty, Typist at Haitian Embassy of Cludad Truit'sa really fine jillo; Miss Yolande Siclait, Typist at Scotch when it's Haitian Embassy of London JOHNNIE WALKER AT THE ITALIAN INSTITUTE After a year of studying the JOHNNIE WALKER italian Language, diplomas were handed to many Haitian studBorn 1720- still going strong ents. The most brilliant of them DK Ttenateps S ASNANE E - a ATESS were Jean Sorel, Fefe Raester, Wilson Bourjolly and Robert RoDISTRISUTOR PREETZMAN-AGGERHOLM court. 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CGRGART 6000e6eee666666e6s6666666 H-GL-IEL --- Page 12 --- PAGE 12 *HAITI SUN" SUNDAY AUGUST G, 1961 growth of production per Der, Latin America, and that :hese lhe New America son. can often promote econunic is In one Latin There hopeful aspect of growth better than public capi Program the overall foreign economic DO- tal, FOr instance, we have the licy: That is the emphasis be- striking example of by BAER What Argentine K. has happened resent cause of this, developed coun- ing given to U.S. PAGE 12 *HAITI SUN" SUNDAY AUGUST G, 1961 growth of production per Der, Latin America, and that :hese lhe New America son. can often promote econunic is In one Latin There hopeful aspect of growth better than public capi Program the overall foreign economic DO- tal, FOr instance, we have the licy: That is the emphasis be- striking example of by BAER What Argentine K. has happened resent cause of this, developed coun- ing given to U.S. foreign invest- development of its oil resources years can best be understood in' tries are constantly widening ments in less developed coun- by encouraging private U.S. policies concerning latin terms of the "revolution of ris- their advantages over those chat tries. Involved These compa- - America have been undergoing ing expectations," which Can be follow. are brosder cre- nies: to come in. comaparigorous re-examination for at defined as the widespread beliet dit and investment guarantee nies, in turn, have stracted least two years. The first tang- that the material cond ditions of No real shortcuts exist, huw- policies, and a program. for feas other investments-to take advansibility studies that could give of new products and was ible evidence the U.S. agrce- life can be further improved! Lever. Under any system, more stimulus tage new ment in 1959 to help finance thevery rapidly. In a soarety un- rapid growth requires more et an vate important investments Latin to-prt- Ame markets. However, to be effective, U.S. Inter-American Deve lopmen dergoing such a revojution the ficient use of existing capital It should in remembered Bank, a move that had been ur Eap between actual living condi- and human resources, and more xica that be could programs will. involving private the inged for some years by many tions aad those generally desir- rapid accumulation of pioducti- foreign private capital 5 vestment eration require coopleaders both in the U.S. and La ed increases even thougt living ve capital. Furthermore, there continue to provide per cent of the Latin American tin America who were: concern- standards may, rise substantial- is ample evidence around the 7 per cent of new investinents inl nations. ed about hemispheric develn- ly. world that if growth 13 to: bel ments. A second step was taken stimulated. without loss Oi Doliin 1960 when the U.S. signed the Rising aspirations can be a tical freedom, the institutions of Act of Bogota and promised strong motive force for econo: private property must be main: GIVE YOUR ROOMS THE $500 million for a fund needed mic growth, providing they lead tained and improved. If this: is to give meaning to the-Act. Inlto greater personal eftort and to done both domestie and foreign ONL broad LOOK recent months a FRESH US. pro- Ithe modification of Out chanelled NEW orderly savings can be into gram, "Alianza Para Progreso", dated social and economic prac capital investments tha: help was announced. by the President, tices But they can also lead D provide the basis for future exacknowledging the need for a political instability when the pansion. firm U.S. commitment to sup- weaken belief in institutions anl port economic and social Iro- values that hold a society toge- The big question behind the gress at a faster pace in Latin ther. This appears to be mppen- re-appraisal of U.S. Latin AmeAmerica. ingn some areas where polit rican policy has been how to cally active groups, impatient spur both public and privaie ef The reasons for this re-ap- with the system of free enter forts required: for econonic de OILPAINT praisal lie in the evident dissa- Drise and with their country's velopment in a context of switt tisfaction on the part of many relations with the United States, ly rising expectations, and thus Latin-Americans with the role have gained strength. mppen- re-appraisal of U.S. Latin AmeAmerica. ingn some areas where polit rican policy has been how to cally active groups, impatient spur both public and privaie ef The reasons for this re-ap- with the system of free enter forts required: for econonic de OILPAINT praisal lie in the evident dissa- Drise and with their country's velopment in a context of switt tisfaction on the part of many relations with the United States, ly rising expectations, and thus Latin-Americans with the role have gained strength. In suci reaffirm hemispheric ties, the U.S. has played there. Al cases't there is a search for shert though in recent years the_Ame- cuts to economic growth-one ol It is too. early to evaluate how TWICE as EASYI rican nations have become more the most spurious and danger- stccessful the new policy will TWICE as/FASTI closely linked through trade and ous of which is that leading to be. But some potential diiticul- a as now TWICE BEAUTIPUL! investments than ever before, po- totalitarian control of the eco- ties exist. litical relationships in some nomy along Marxist lines. APPLIED THE NEW ROLLER-KOATER WAYI cases, have become more and There isa danger that too more strained. The reasons for Capital and trained men are, much may be expected of this JOSEPH NADAL. AGENTS this are extremely complex. Dis- as everyone knows, the focemost program. If properly run 1t can content with poverty and sucial needs of any developing country. be very produetive over a pe Sinequality have been important One is no good without the cther riot of years. But even if Confactors in some countries, though no stable development js possible gress provides funds generously they need to be viewed in per- without both. Educated men are Land this would mean at least spective. the prime need if independence": $350 million a year for all loans is to be anything but a parodyland grants- the volume C U.S. The great majority of Latin of democracy. One of ths lec- assistance will be marginal and Americans have a standard of tures of Dr John Kenneth Gal not easily perceived by everyliving that is low compared with braith, professor of economics one. those in Western Europe and at Harvard University, a liberal North. America. 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She was met at the oir ed about the Country, months Newbegins in their home in New two port by friend Ti-Beau. She Hampshire made her outings for this week Carl Behrmann, President of in company with Miss Bertha the Ford Agency Luciani- Behr Monday night August 14th a grand Ball is set for Cavane Chou- Ford a rederal Government Ein mann & Co flew to Europe **Diplomat is the coune. Funds will go to help build a welcome-room for old stud- ployee in Philadelphia. Miss Thursday with his wife, for a name of the magasin Shop", installed ents of St. Rose de Lina school in Lalue.. The super-produc- Ford lelt with regtets. two month visit. Carl will attend n girl Three lovely "bebes" invaded a convention ot the Ford Com- opposite Brasserie La Couronne tion Franco- German- Austrian- -Sherbe and Albanaise "Baron Tzi- our. shores this week and the pany in London. by Carlo Avin. gane" arrives today at Magic-Cine... The Joseph Vincis annourced boys exhausted all the the "fiancailes" of their daughter, Gladys Leonie Lucy to John charms ofthe city in their com Teacher Anne Michel (Miche- **Mr Charles Gutfroy a Demitovits in New York on July 23rd... Anyone wishing to cross Dany. They are Margaret Rose le) flew down here Thursday to French Executive of the Music the Dominican Haitian frontier by Car must have written author- Briggs, Anne Margaret Steynor join at the Kyona Beach her girl Corporation of America (MCA) and Lorraine Malvina Shaw, 3 friend Nan Lombardi. the the "fiancailes" of their daughter, Gladys Leonie Lucy to John charms ofthe city in their com Teacher Anne Michel (Miche- **Mr Charles Gutfroy a Demitovits in New York on July 23rd... Anyone wishing to cross Dany. They are Margaret Rose le) flew down here Thursday to French Executive of the Music the Dominican Haitian frontier by Car must have written author- Briggs, Anne Margaret Steynor join at the Kyona Beach her girl Corporation of America (MCA) and Lorraine Malvina Shaw, 3 friend Nan Lombardi. Artist Ltd. in New York and his ization from the district Army commander. For a Malpasse cross English-speaking teachers from staying about three weeks She is beautiful eurasion wife Eileen, a sing the okay of the Petionville Commander is needed Joseline Montreal, Canada. The youthful Haiti. in Stewardess for PAN AM are - Sicard is over from Los Angeles where she lives with her LN ther, visitors were on their first trip currently honeymooning in Haiti: - to visit with relatives in Port.. The Pastor Wally Turnbulls of out of Canada, They visited New Mrs Gloria Burroughs, a school Charles and Eileen got married - the Baptist Church have returned from a six morth fund-raising York, Bermuda, Nasseu, Jam- teacher from New York has no on Friday July 28 and arrived tour of the U.S. and are happily ensconced in their Fermathe aica and Haiti and took the same word to describe her feeling here the next day. They are - itinerary home Their visit about Haiti, guests at the Marabou Hotel. estate. The Swiss teaching staff of College Bird is vacationing at the Citadelle MCA L to Wednesday The Artist Ltd. is interestthe. Turnbull's in Fermathe... Mrs Guy Douyon, whose husband now was called a fantastic experien- Joe- Noustas is in town. The ed in taking the Bacoulou Trouworks with the Inter-American Bank in Washington, flew Tack to ce.- Blonde Anne Steynor found only son of Tycoon Elias Nous- pe of Odette Wiener on a tour D:C. this week after vacationing with her Vieux family... The And: in Louis A. Grieshop, of the tas is studying in Washington, of the of United States. Mr. Poger ersons of the Natherath Mission are vacationing in the Dominican Happiness Tours Inc in Chicago D.C. Vorce the MCA made the trip a very considerate companion. here expressly to watch the Republic... Father Brierre told "La Garde" he is still awaitingl Marzaret Rose Briggs displayed Dr Thomas Hart, Director of] troupe in view of this tour. his gift "Volkswagen".. a warm interest in Haitian His- the Education Program of the tory. USOM flew to Caracas this week **Bill Boretsky. lead a group Lt-Colonel Octave Cayard has been named to replace Colonel to study the possibility of open- of twenty-two (22) tourists of the Roger Tribie as Commander of the Casernes Dessalines. Col. Tr Pretty Monica Killoran, a Se ing a new Education program in Walther's Caribbean Tour to cretary from the Bronx is on week. The was been bie has transferred to: Army Headquarters... Guy-Claude Apol- her 2nd visit here in 8 menths. Venezuela. greeted town this by Andy Andersen party of lon Jr. passed his end of the year exams with flying colors at the She was here last December the Southerland Tours and took Medical Faculty of the University of Louvain in Belgium.., New with girl friend Kathleen Pat **Elizabeth (Betsy) Ellen Mil- lodgings at the Castelhaiti. They Taxes on new Autos are on the slate at the Legislative Chambers.. Baxter. She arrived last Fridayller a graduate from the Rhode were all from Ohio. Among "Our Man In Havana" finally arrived at the Drive-In-Cinema and was motored to icyona Island School of Design and a them were Miss Jane Scott, a Beach by. flying colors at the She was here last December the Southerland Tours and took Medical Faculty of the University of Louvain in Belgium.., New with girl friend Kathleen Pat **Elizabeth (Betsy) Ellen Mil- lodgings at the Castelhaiti. They Taxes on new Autos are on the slate at the Legislative Chambers.. Baxter. She arrived last Fridayller a graduate from the Rhode were all from Ohio. Among "Our Man In Havana" finally arrived at the Drive-In-Cinema and was motored to icyona Island School of Design and a them were Miss Jane Scott, a Beach by. Pierre d'Adesky and designer for the J. P. Stevens of the Cleveland after a four-week delay in Colombia. The movie was well worth Nan Lombardi. Monica has in New York never had it sO Dealer, journalist Miss Judith A. Gault, Plain waiting for. Our-man departed for Santo Domingo after a onel levery: day a hand full of dates. good, Shy at the beginning she Betty Hayes, John Piskura ete. night showing.. Esso has stepped up the export of Haitian made displayed her warmth and love **Marie Christine Pratt stoves with two large shipments to Puerto Rico this week. Who Mr Alan Forman and his wife for the Haitian joie de vivre! 13, French born daughter of would have thought that Haiti would be one day exporting one of Marilyn arrived Thursday in atmosphere when she found her Theatrical Designer John Pratt its factory products to the land of "Operation Boot-strap".. "Tap- company with young Attorney "type". She cancelled her trip and famous artist Katherine Paul Goldstein and wife Elaine: many times, but left with teary Dunham arrived from France tap" voici votre station" says a come-on-sign waving on a gas- The two charming couples from eyes Wednesday. She was sop- this week for a few weeks with station before the Coast-Guard for little auto buses on the Bizoton New York were married on July posed to leave the previous week. her parents here. road... A camion overturned with its load of passengers 01 the 30. Alan is a Manufacturer ofl **Mrs Katherine Slade Newbe-] (Continued on page 15) new Gros- Morne-Gonaiyes Highway Monday... According to Le Matin it's rumored in Cayes that Philois poisoned his mother over 0099 - 2 < 2 question of heritage and at Laval Ti.Coyo has been assassinated. S Doc Taicher was over from Florida to his Shoe a AMAZING inspect Factory SUSE NEW e this past week Jim Wright ended his two year assignment with - the U.S. Embassy and flew back to Washington Wednesday with a his wife Retha and their two children, Brenda and Jim Junior.. Expected to visit this month is Dr Anne Parsons, daughter of the Elevellknown Harvard professor of Sociology Talcott Parsons... The Mollie o, the small motor-launch used by the seven-man invasion that invaded FE Force ST the Casernes IVAL Dessalines in July 1958 from Key vest Florida has been put into government service between the lole de La Tortue and Port de Paix... James Tierney of the Ford Foundation was here on a two-day visit with his friend Professor - sidney Mintz and Caroline Jeanne Legeronan... Elizabeth Maggar A well known a F world traveller and with interests the LOUR in field of nepidoptery, is said to be in town.. Mrs. Curtis Hough of the Pantation Dauphin took her brood of three fine children to school FOR 0 the States Wednesday... The one-Gourde Road toll for Duvalier- 3 01 fille went into effect this week for all vehicles travelling the main ighway North... BETTER TEXTURE m $ Onetime Banana King Jean Elie flew to the U.S. Monday nn a pecial Mission. To mark the return of the super-ensemble BETTER TASTE to - hours Jean- Baptiste from livening up New York (they played Ne at @ a Manhattan Palladium) the direction of the Palladium of Haiti a BETTER CAKES WITH Carrefour) is offering a cocktail party this afternoon from m to Sam tomorrow morning... Haiti made news in at S fair with an. attractive eye-catching stand.. Chicago 3 < A < O - $ Onetime Banana King Jean Elie flew to the U.S. Monday nn a pecial Mission. To mark the return of the super-ensemble BETTER TASTE to - hours Jean- Baptiste from livening up New York (they played Ne at @ a Manhattan Palladium) the direction of the Palladium of Haiti a BETTER CAKES WITH Carrefour) is offering a cocktail party this afternoon from m to Sam tomorrow morning... Haiti made news in at S fair with an. attractive eye-catching stand.. Chicago 3 < A < O - --- Page 14 --- PAGE 14 KHAITI SUN? SUNDAY AUGUST 6, 1961 Adventist Pastors At Diquini Theological School: 12, a solem ceremony of frad INVESTMENT TRUST REPRESENTATIVES French Islanders Attend uation and consecration is planIN PORT SELLING STOCK ned to close this four-week summer school. Early the following town Sponsored by the Franco Hai-] morning these ministers will re- Anyone in wanting infor-] Mr. Crawford has circled tian Union of Seventh-rday Adturn to their fields of labor re- tion on the American stuck mar the globe to set up accounts for ventists, a theological extension freshed by the inspiration receiv- ket should contact Mr. Robert people in various countries He school is in session at the Seed and determined to serve more Crawford or Mr John Bryant at reports that international invest : minary in Diquini, with some 60 faithfully their God and their the Hotel Oloffson. These gent- ors are utilizing the mutual fund pastors and future pastors in atfellowmen. lemen have come to Haiti to idea in increasing numbers as tendance. The complete corps of represent Am erican Global in combines simplicity of pro; Adventist pastors of Haiti are S. F. MONNYER. trusts, a firm that deals in var- ceeduré with safety and profesfollowing the prescribed courses ious Teading American mutual sional Wall Street management. as well as their presidents, ras fund investment trusts. tor Joses Brutus of the South Haiti Mission and Pastor Anthony Henry of North Haiti. WATCHES OFGREAT DISTINCTION The Republic of Haiti and the TO GIVE AND WEAR WITH PRIDE three French Departments of Pasteur PERAU POPERS Martinique, Guade loupe, and French Guiana form the above- courses in Homiletics and Eranmentioned union mission. Re gelism. Directing the study of presenting the three French Pauline Epistles and Profetic fields are seven pastors and Guidance is Professor Daniel their mission president, Pastor Chavez, head of the department Eugene Berle, from the French of religion of Antillian College Antilles, and Pastor Marcel Pe- in Puerto Rico. The general Su16 rau from French Guiana. pervision of this school is under the direction of C. L. Powers, Professor Kenneth Vaz, acting president of the Franco Haitian Pastor C. L. POWERS director of the West Indies Col- Union, and his associates. lege in Jamaica, is teaching On Saturday evening, August 9o < a A Drambuie LIQUEUR Ref. 7317 aycRaUsawsfodieiaisp a watches 39 Jewels - Gyrotron powered. 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A V - W VU NNUNUUG V V X V --- Page 15 --- SUNDAY AUGUST 6, 1961 *HAITI SUN" PAGE 15 IN HAITI THIS WEEK New York, Purchasing Agent Offthe Telediol (Continued from page 13) Pat Presti also from New York, **Mr Bernard Didelot, a Re Nevers Constant and Mr Pierre Dr Theodore F. Levine, a dentist servation Manager for Swiss Atr Chauvet, Agent of this com- from. Flushing, New York and in Boulogne and his "ravissante pany which will start sending wite Shirlee, nurses Anna Belle ***The highest tax on any imported item is now 39 cents a pound femme" Janick, a booking Agent its luxury ships to Haiti this Ivey and Mary Margaret Green on lard. se*When Andy. Khawly was in New Orleans he went to for Air France in Boulogne are vear. and Mildred Agnes Pursell from currently here. Atlanta Georgia, College Profes the Haitian Consul's office for a return visa to Haiti. The clerk staying two visiting weeks at They the Villa are SoT James Albert Bloy from stamped it "sortien" instead of "retour"; same thing nappened Quisqueya. *Dr Tracy G. Parks, a "con- Maryville, Tenn, Accountant to him last yearin San Juan when he missed his plane. ***The genere" from New York and his Sidney Sobel, from Flushing N. beautiful honey skin wife Joan Beau Rivage should either remove their boulevard sign, or put **Miss Karen Sue Briggs flew down here this weel for Y. The clerk staying two visiting weeks at They the Villa are SoT James Albert Bloy from stamped it "sortien" instead of "retour"; same thing nappened Quisqueya. *Dr Tracy G. Parks, a "con- Maryville, Tenn, Accountant to him last yearin San Juan when he missed his plane. ***The genere" from New York and his Sidney Sobel, from Flushing N. beautiful honey skin wife Joan Beau Rivage should either remove their boulevard sign, or put **Miss Karen Sue Briggs flew down here this weel for Y. and wife Maxime a teacher, back in some of the missing letters, just in keeping with the ived from. San Diego California arr- ta few days. They are guests at Esmond ing director H. Edwards, from New 3 record- York, umes. *X*An. Palais Delicat in Ave des Marguerites is the latest to spend the summer vacations the Ibo Lele. Louis Meites a College Professcake shop in town, and if the cake on their new sign is indicative, with her parents. or from Plainview, N. Y. and it should become: popular fast. AI Kleinkauf had a very slight borough s-Artist Lavinia Williams Yar wife Thelma a teacher, Mrs stroke recently, which goes to show you it doesn't pay to be abs- **Mr Leland Hansen, a photo- ters Sharon and- and her Sara two nice flew daugh- to Louise Owens. temious. He neither smokes or drinks or anything. ***Charles staying grapher- ten from days Los in Haiti, Angeles 1s States for a two month vaca- the Parry is the new manager at Habitation Leclerc. He came here tions. mation s*Haitian officer Painter at Duval the French infor as a tourist and stayed on. **-Overhead at the Post Office the *Dr Theophile Helas, a **Mr Philippe Leguichard, Ma- Consulate in Hollywood arrived other day: American tourist insisting upon getting her change French Anthropologist born in nager of the Air France in Port this week in company with Mrs or stamps in Amercan money... the change was 2 cents! seHotel Prague stopped this week for a au Prince and wife Margarita Madeleine Thompson, owner of Tariff International's circulation has jumped from 7 to: 10 thous few days. and daughter Dianna 9 and sont the Art Gallery DWAN Gullery and. sO*A deal is in the making for the Nash Rambler agency **Mr Horace Gordon Philippe IL 7 are. back from Pa-] in Los Angeles. They are staving Crad ris. at the Villa Quisqueya, in Haiti. **The ti cailles crawling up the outside face of: Fort dock, Assistant Vice President of Mercredi have almost reached the top. I still think the fort could the American Export Lines Ine: =*Thursday arrived here Des- **Bill Pell, an Electronic Techrestored and become a tourist attraction. ***One local hotel and Captain John R. Cain.otthe igner Robert L. Jaminet and nician at the Patrick AFB in trying to beat the undependable mail delivery service here same Steamship Co stoppadwife Graee and daughter Linda Florda and his French wife here this week to meet with from Michigan, ly having it U.S. representative number all envelopes, SO they Minister of Tourism, Mr VictorjwHter the13 Erik G. Johnson technicai from the Francine Bahamas (Boby) are a beautician here. in can check a missing letter without delay. **The travel trade visiting mags of latest vintage are a shot in the arm for local tourist 999999 V X a X 2 O - interests, One of the most potent contains an article entitled "Late S Season Spurt in Tourism", in which Air & Marine, one: of the ( most productive for the Caribbean areports that the present pattern number all envelopes, SO they Minister of Tourism, Mr VictorjwHter the13 Erik G. Johnson technicai from the Francine Bahamas (Boby) are a beautician here. in can check a missing letter without delay. **The travel trade visiting mags of latest vintage are a shot in the arm for local tourist 999999 V X a X 2 O - interests, One of the most potent contains an article entitled "Late S Season Spurt in Tourism", in which Air & Marine, one: of the ( most productive for the Caribbean areports that the present pattern Fall ndicates a good with bookngs Katherine to Dunham beginning flow in. They say hey are especially encouraged by the trend to last minute book mngs, with lots of inquiries for late August, September and October. ANNOUNCES Here's hopinge: KAY MAJOR. Bar Geisha & Salon Guinee Caribbean OPEN EVERY EVENING FOR Construction Co. SA. CUISINE OF THE FAR EAST Builders Of The Military City Gen. Manager: Gerard THEARD Phone: 3955. P. O. BO.. 284 2 TINUTUTUTUUUIURURUNTNILUAUUNIT MEN'S SHIRTS SCARVES HANOKERCHIEFS Personal Appearance of Katherine Dunham By YARD GRAND SPECTACLE Wednesday Friday LIBERTY FABRICS STARRING PCondon DILETTE san LENWOOD A singititiea Masters of Ballet Modenne ISRAEL SOARES BLOUSES Exciting Brazilian Songs Echos IN A SETTING OF COLONIAL ELEGANCE AT s HISTORIC HABITATION LECLERO 5J Km. from Port au Prince on the Route Martissant FISHER FREET PORT SHOPPING CENTER DANCE TO THE MUSIC OF 53.55.Rueduc Quai MICHEL DESGROTTES Dvesses and Shints maded ond order SPECIAL SOMMER COVER CHARGE $1.50 S and delivered in 24 hours. - 0 We ship to the States FRIDAY SATURDAY ONLYO & 6 666606 e606 --- Page 16 --- PAGE 16 "HAITI SUN" SUNDAY AUGUST 6, 1961 American republics, a total of AMERICAN EDUCATOR LEAVES Punta Este $196,000,000 was made available to Mexico del here today by three agencies. (Continued from page 1) Uruguay. The White House said The Export-Import Bank antoric turning point in the lite special arrangements had been nounced a new credit of $90,000,- of the Western Hemisphere.' made to keep him in communi- 000 to Nacional Financiera S. A., Importance Stressed cation with the daily work there. a financial department of the In the a separate White statement issued Coinciding with the Mexican Government, for imby House, the Presid- of the thirty-sixk-member departure dele- ports of United States industrial ent "I declared: consider this conference to gation four Congressional Re- equipment and products essenbe the most important interna- presentatives are to join the tial for Mexico's economy. tional conference which has been group later- the United States held since this Administration announced today grants totaling The International Monetary assumed responsibility on Jan. $9,500,000 to Ecuador, El Salva- Fund has authorized Mexico, un20. dor, Costa Rica, Honduras and der a stand-by arrangement, to o Colombia for -social development draw up to $90,000,000 in the projects under the alliance pro- next twelve months to assure "Tf we were not deeply in- gram. the stability and convertibility of volved and heavily committed in the peso in line with the Governthe legislation which is now be-] ment's policies in the fiscal and Dr and Mrs Thomas A. Hart ing considered by the Congress The grants, mostly concentrat credit fields. Salva- Fund has authorized Mexico, un20. dor, Costa Rica, Honduras and der a stand-by arrangement, to o Colombia for -social development draw up to $90,000,000 in the projects under the alliance pro- next twelve months to assure "Tf we were not deeply in- gram. the stability and convertibility of volved and heavily committed in the peso in line with the Governthe legislation which is now be-] ment's policies in the fiscal and Dr and Mrs Thomas A. Hart ing considered by the Congress The grants, mostly concentrat credit fields. on mutual security, legislation ed in the field of education, will (Continued from page J) It has now been announce which is an integral part of the be financed by the International Finally, the Inter-American classrooms. The of that Dr Hart will be whole pride Dr. going program for this hemi- Cooperation Administration from Development Bank announced Hart's redoubled efforts is the Venezuela on temporary du sphere, I would be attending its $394,000,000 share of the that a series of irrigation proj vocational is however, the conference myself.' : new school, leading The fear great, te $500,000,000 social fund provided ects, designed to increase land tothe secondary level, at La- he may be permanently tran by the United States. available to peasants, are eligi- borde near Aux Cayes, which ferred. If this were the The President, who. gave Mr. ble for $13,000,000 of its finane- opens next October. many felt it would be a Dillon his final instructions Not a for directly related to the al ing. The bank said it was also blow to the Haitian rural edd the conference at Punta del liance program, but reflecting considering a revolving credit Under Hart's sponsorship, cation effort. Este, plans to keep in close the philosophy of international of $3,000,000 for medium and rmore than forty Haitian teach- If Dr Hart were not to com touch with the developments in' cooperation in aiding the Latin- small industry. ers received specialized training back, his deputy Charles in the U.S. and in Puerto Rico. Briggs would probably conting During his tenure he pressed his work. for more and more responsibility Dr Briggs has been worki for Haitian technicians, to en- alongside Dr Hart for ti courage initiative, resourceful vears, and it is generally ie ness and the development of that if they had a right to, character. He plugged as hard CEP people would elect as he could for an even greater Briggs to replace his predeos lintegration of the Cooperative sor. Service into the Ministry and The Merger meeting was ind gave the Haitian staff a sense putable proof that CEP is cle of confidence seldom paralleled. ing its ranks behind Dr Char Mr Andre Theard, Minister of Briggs in a show of trust Agriculture and Rural Educa- ability and devotion to duty. tion summed up Dr Hart's value Attending the farewell lund to Haiti's Rural Education dur- eon were the director of theR ing the Merger luncheon in the ral Development Division M following words; "If the U S. Vales Jn-Louis, the director could sent abroad individuals of the Rural Education Marrie the caliber and devotion of Dr Sylla and Secretary Gener Hart, its prestige and respect Gerard Sam. would be much enhanced. 7 In Haiti, where intellectual Drive In CINE ability and achievements are SO highly prized, Dr Hart, holder of the Doctorate in education, Thursday August 10th, 1961 former University professor of At 7:00 and 9:00 P.M. bacteriology, a scientist who hes been dean of a science faculty, ENGLISH VERSION a humanist at ease in Spanish, with much more than a nodding PLEASE acquaintance with the writers and philosophers of our time, TURN OVER fit in easily. and well. be much enhanced. 7 In Haiti, where intellectual Drive In CINE ability and achievements are SO highly prized, Dr Hart, holder of the Doctorate in education, Thursday August 10th, 1961 former University professor of At 7:00 and 9:00 P.M. bacteriology, a scientist who hes been dean of a science faculty, ENGLISH VERSION a humanist at ease in Spanish, with much more than a nodding PLEASE acquaintance with the writers and philosophers of our time, TURN OVER fit in easily. and well. 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