--- Page 1 --- Weekly Every 10c Sunday Haili Sun PORTAU-PRINCE, IIAITI - Avenue Marie-Jeanne L1 CITE DUMARSAIS ESTIME Phone 20GI L1 Vol XIV _- SUNDAY AUGUST 13th, 1961 LE No.0 Fred Quinn Haiti Stand Latin To Gabon Atofr Parley Chicago Scores American Appreciated U.S Educators, Students Accepts By fields with an auditorium for and Artist for work here A corner view of a Section three thousand persons, Haiti Frederick Quinn, Cultural Af of the Haiti Stand a strategical corner next fairs Officer at the American Rush'Offer had the Commercial National Bank Embassy, Port au: Prince, will Of Chicago with glass studded leave Haiti this week for a new With Cuba abstaining the major committee of the hemispherio with gold coins from every assignment in Libreville, the Gaworld bon Republic. ecnomic conference today approved a U.S. pledge to pump more country in the he explain- The Gabon Republic, located than one billion dollars in lighining aid into the continent's most ed. The American businessman on the Equator, is a former threatened nations. who attended the inauguration French 1960. Situated colony, independent since The committee by a unanimous hand vote accepted President described the Haiti stand as a jof Africa, the Gabon on the covers west coast 102,- Kennedy's promise of emergency aid. The committee is drafting tasteful exhibit of this country's 300 square miles, and is the "Declaration of Punta del Este" to put Kennedy's Alliance (Continued on page 16) imately as large as the approx- Ameri- for Progress program into operation. can state of Colorado. It is cov- The Washington pledge as-I [up for the committee vote. Couple Reach ered by a dense rain forest. sures the Latin republics that This was the first major busi- (Continued on page 5) Ithe aid will be rushed into: the ness he has missed. There was Kenscoff After regions of direct need by March no immediate explanation for Jacques Roumain 1962 in an attempt to head off his strange absence. He has been Walking 7.000 Miles Died Communist and Castroite revo- suffering from a bad cold. 17 Years Ago lution. But Cuba's delegation abA petroleum engineer from This Week Cuba's Ernesto Guevara, an stained when the emergency aid The Haiti exhibit in Chicago Dallas, Texas and his wite are indefatigible delegate in oppes- plank came up for a vote at this was titled by a visiting Ameri- walking the cool trails around ing the United Sates at the In- Sabbath morning session, can resident in Caracas who Kenscoff this weekend after This Thursday is the 17th an- ter-American Economic and Sospent several days here this having hiked more than seven niversary of the passing of one cial Conference, failed to show The vote came in a session week, as undoubtedly one of the thousand miles from Texas to of Haiti's greatest writers, Jacclosed to newsmen. But a delebest at the inauguration of the Panama over old Indian rails. Iques Roumain, poet, novelist, gate said the vote was unanimgigantic McCormick pavillion. During their walking trip they politician, ethnographer, joum- TOTO Plans Israel ous. He said Cuba and perhaps At the pavillion, big enough slept under the stars. alist but best known to altrthe ati least one or two other nations to fit in four full sized football Mr De Mohrenschildt an Ame world as author of "Les GouTour abstained, but he added that no rican of Royal Russian ancestry verneurs de la Rosee" (Masters country voted against the pledge. CARIBBEAN AREA whose broher is a noted Profes: of the Dew). This, his greatest The one-billion-dollar pledge QUAKES BUILD sor of Russian studies at Dart- novel, has been translafed into came in an amendment to the OCEANIC mouth College, along with his 7 languages, including Hebrew, "Declaration of Punta del Este." wife, is the houseguests of Rus- and was to have been made into The act will be signed in the MOUNTAINS sian-born Kenscoff resident Mi- a motion picture, closing ceremony of the conferThe small chel Breitman. noted Profes: of the Dew). This, his greatest The one-billion-dollar pledge QUAKES BUILD sor of Russian studies at Dart- novel, has been translafed into came in an amendment to the OCEANIC mouth College, along with his 7 languages, including Hebrew, "Declaration of Punta del Este." wife, is the houseguests of Rus- and was to have been made into The act will be signed in the MOUNTAINS sian-born Kenscoff resident Mi- a motion picture, closing ceremony of the conferThe small chel Breitman. (Continued on page 16) ence this week. earthquake which] The one- billion- -dollar pledge shook this island last week is is certain to be accepted by the part of a huge underwater mounconference in plenary session. It tain building process making the will be the forerunner of 20 bilAntilles one of the world's most lion dollars earmarked for Laactive areas of geologic upheav- (Continued a on Blow al, Terrible To page Free 8) Puerto Port University of Rico scientist said yesterday. Easterly Wave South Weaver Accordng of the to U.P.R. geologist John We fought hard to the last, all of us, and we lost fighting. The Mayaguez Of Haiti faculty, the earth tremors were U.S. Administration's hard pressure-in the context of a recomcaused by the sliding of giant mended increase in global spending-- was directed towards sacriThe weather bureau reported rocks at a large fault or crevice fices which Americans were asked to make, and which would at development of an easterly wave in a submarine rock formation least partially reduce the deficit in th eUnited States' export-imSaturday in the central Caribin the Atlantic Ocean. port balance. bean. The sudden movement of rocks) Toto Bissainthe is now back The wave, increasing in in- (Continued on page 3) The House of Representatives has now. by voice, vote completed on the Paris stage after a trip tensity, was located just south Congressional action and sent to President Kennedy for signature to the Low-Lands and Spain. The of the big island NEW of Hispaniola, BRITISH EMBASSY the bill, cutting from $500 to $100 the amount of duty-free goods talented young Haitian actress where Haiti and the Dominican AID ARRIVES returning tourists can import. plans a tour of Israel this sum- Republic are situated, or about John Lacey. arrived from Rio The Congress made only one change in the Administration's mer. The above photo at Radio 1,000 miles southeast of Miami. de Janeiro this week to- assume pro- Haiti was taken as she recorded It showed no signs of becorthe duties of third Secretary posal. It gives tourists in the Caribbean area $200 allowance, pro- songs she made popular here ing the season's second tropical and Vice Consul at the British vided half or more of the goods are bought in the U.S. Virgin during her triumphant winter storm, the weather bureau said. (Continued on page 16) (Continued on page 5) sejourn. a (From Today's Miami Herald). W hy Haiti Has Market Places Every day of the year, small scores of women descend from men and children squat in the "unfortunates" whose entire marketing system of Port au boats dock in downtown Port au the crests of Furcy and Kens- public market places and hawk stock in trade may be worth Prince looks like a sprawling, Prince, loaded with plantains, coff, by truck and on foot, car- in the streets. A list of the pro a few cents. To those of us used unsanitary mess, as inefficient charcoal, wood, and other. prod rying beautiful fresh vegetables, ducts" they vend would easily fili to supermarkets and grocery as it is unappetizing. Why is it ucts. Every. day trucks and don- fruits of various kinds, haleforts several pages. Some are success- stores, freezers and frigidaires, the way it is? Is there no way to keys stream into the city, groan- and winnowing trays. In the ful merchants, with capital hold- oranges and avocadoes flown to improve it? used unsanitary mess, as inefficient charcoal, wood, and other. prod rying beautiful fresh vegetables, ducts" they vend would easily fili to supermarkets and grocery as it is unappetizing. Why is it ucts. Every. day trucks and don- fruits of various kinds, haleforts several pages. Some are success- stores, freezers and frigidaires, the way it is? Is there no way to keys stream into the city, groan- and winnowing trays. In the ful merchants, with capital hold- oranges and avocadoes flown to improve it? How can anyone ing with their loads of food and city each day --and especially, ings of a thousand dollars or the metropolises, dehyd trated possibly make a living peddling tinder. Every Friday night, on Saturday- thousands of wo- more. Many, many more are foods and food concentrates, the (Continued on page 8) --- Page 2 --- PAGE 2 "HAITI SUN" SUNDAY AUGUST 13, 1961 VALLEY 4-C CLUBS HONOR MELLONS In Haiti This Week Dominican Steamship WITH CAKE DURING GILBERT FAIR **Dr Wayne Hart from Kansas City Mo. is back again. He Seven 4-C Clubs recently organized by the ODVA at Fosse Na- is staying ten days at the Haven both, were inaugurated at the Satellite-School of Gilbert. The for the Uninhibitted i- the OloffCompany occasion was marked by. a country fair with peasants exhibiting farm son. produce and animals. The exposition was under the supervision of **Three experts of the IBD, Allen & Baussan Agents MM. Enrique Savignac from Herne Chery, Exume Toussaint and Louis St. Jean. Mexico, John Janos Delej from During the fair, members of 4-C Clubs, as a proof of their grate- Puerto Rico and Ben Spiro arri- OFFER A NEW REGULAR DIRECT ved this week to meet with the fulness of the good work done in the Valley by Dr and Mrs Larry Haitian- officials about the S3, Mellon; founder of Albert Schweitzer Hospital, offered them a big 500,000 loan granted to the HaiSERVICE FROM NEW YORK cake. tian Government by this International organization to promote Every Friday industry and agriculture here. Dr Allen, a congenere, comes here to meet with the many llai- SHIPS: New York Departure tians who studied under him in SS Angelita August 18th St. Louis. His best friends here SS Rhadames August 25th are Drs Medard, Adam, Surpris, Mirville, Innocent, Anthony SS Fundacion Spetember 1st Michel; he is staying two weeks in Haiti. LEAVES PORT AU PRINCE REGULARLY **Dr. J. Clyde Swartzwelder, FOR NEW YORK Professor of medical parasitoloand Head of the Department : Tropical medicine and mediEvery Wednesday cal parasitology at Louisiana SHIPS P-au-P Departure State University, school of Me- SS Angelita August 23rd dicine arrived Saturday and wasl SS Rhadames August 30th met at the airport by Dr Woud.i SS Fundacion September 6th Seven 4C Clubs of the Artibonite Valley parade at ifor Head USOM of the here medical and department Dr Vietor inauguration Day fair at' Gilbert. Laroche professor of tropical and For all Information See: preventive: medicine at the Faculte de Medecine of Port au T. J. STI EVENS ON & Co ALLEN & BAUSSAN Prnce. 80 Broad Street Cite de PExposition *Mr Henry Simons, a copy: New York: N Y. Tel: 2697. writer from New York is on hiu second visit here. He is accom Rofrigerction Cargo and Passengers Accepted panied by his beautiful Japan ese wife Setsuko, proud motherl of an eleven month boy: Henryt made his. first visit here more than three years ago in company with a couple of friends the Mahalacks. They are guests at the Oloffson. M. V. HAITI MERCHANT PERSONALLY SUPERVISED LOADING AND UNLOADING Quriy? SERVE HAITI AND FLORIDA IS boseion jitc, forthnightiy sailings of the Rema nich GRPacR Miami- Port au Prince --Miami quel Dr and Mrs Larry Merlon ol the Albert Schwveiizer hospital MIAMI ADDRESS: vitn Tianies Telephone: Hlighiand 51767 with cake presented to them by 4-C Clubs. Franklin 9-7228 Rurnoie havel your Kraniol rand plece has dlass hours ckk NNESSI crefy HEN UNK WillS see vou comtsinel & Ogndc, mean. whal Wo - Haiti's "Gingerbread Palace" and famed, hoste lery the Grand Hotel Oloffson, show plare 0 DE macintewioll Haitian architecture, exquisite cuisine and conten ted Iiving. Set amongst a myriad of tropical trees and wardens the Oloffson, complefe with minint ure pool, is the haven for the uninhibited. has dlass hours ckk NNESSI crefy HEN UNK WillS see vou comtsinel & Ogndc, mean. whal Wo - Haiti's "Gingerbread Palace" and famed, hoste lery the Grand Hotel Oloffson, show plare 0 DE macintewioll Haitian architecture, exquisite cuisine and conten ted Iiving. Set amongst a myriad of tropical trees and wardens the Oloffson, complefe with minint ure pool, is the haven for the uninhibited. --- Page 3 --- SUNDAY AUGUST 13, 1961 "HAITI SUN" PAGE a CARIBBEAN AREA QUAKES BUILD OCEANIC MOUNTAINS A Princeton geologist, Harry The More You Know Hess, recently stated that his (Continued from page 1) Ideclared that the University of study of the Antilles underwater About Scotch shock waves throughout a Puerto Rico could become one mountain ranges indicated that the island-peaks are slowly mov- The More You Like Hisr of hundreds of miles in of the world's great centers of ing apart from each other as area. marine study. part of a building of new mountCutty Sark Hlidden events like this hap- "We have a magnificent and ains in the area's ceaseless n about a hundred times a unique natural envronment to geoar and hardly anyone notices study. Instead, however. the logic "It activity. is and we m - that is, except when the University provides little or-no haven't been very able strange to discover ke reaches land," Weaver money for such investigation," why, for instance; there are he said. The bulk of the explor- ocean sediments a thousand feet tce le declared tha the Greater ation is done by visiting speci- above the present sea level," - from - Lesser Antilles are alists and Euroa DE particimainland according to Weaver, - a : ing in subterranean revolu pean institutions." "We that the Caribs. turning the Caribbean area The. mountain chains of the bean Sea suspect may have been at one one of the world's two most Antilles, of which the islands are time a thousand feet higher than portant areas of geologic act- merely exposed parts, are be- it is now. 31 lieved to be between 30 and 401 NORMAN Dach summer, teams of bio- million years old. The Puerto] By GALL sts and geologists from such Rico Thench, with a depth of HOUSE FOR RENT versities as Harvard, Prince- 30,000 feet and only 400 miles An almost new unfurnished Columbia, and England's from the island's north coast, three bedroom, two bathroom ord, come to Puerto Rico tolis said to be comparable in sco- house in cool park land three fover new things of sea life De and depth to the Pacfic Oce- minutes from Petionyille, oppoSA seai topography," Weaver an's Mindinao's Deep, which is site the residence of Carlmanlocated off the coast of the Phi- Levy. he bearded British geologist/lippine Islands. 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It's available with a wide variety of marine gear ratios. The complete Exclusive Distributor: package is compact; only a little more than DR. GERARD KENOL 54" long, 28" wide and 37" high. Total dry 151 Rue du Centre weight of the engine is only 1275 lbs. ON SALE AT The Cat D320 gives you the opportunity to THE BETTER STORES M - command the economy, safety and dependability of high-speed, high-efficiency diesel power. Sambest IDENTITY PHOTOS PASSPORT PHOTOS CATERPILLAR DEVELOPING BNLARGEMENTS MARINE POWER REPRODUCTIONS Fastest Service In Town Ave Marie-Jeanne, No. 5 Haytian Tractor & Equipment Co. S.A. Cite de PExposition MAURICE BONNEFIL, Manager Chancerelles --- Page 4 --- PAGE d "HAITI SUN" SUNDAY AUGUST 13, 1961 ren left this week after 2 years, visited the Mellons Tuesday.) jley Building Specialties, a diviIn Haiti This Week duty in Haiti. They were seen They were guests at the Sans sion of the Stanley Worics, North off by a great many Haitian and Souci Hotel. By AUBELIN JOLICOEUR American friends. Miami, Fla., stopped here last *Serge Gay, a Haitian Gra- Sunday and was met at the Air- **Miss Helen De Young will duate of the Academia Navale port by Mr Lucien Thebaud, **In search of a certain peace York was here for a 7-day visit. marry Arthur Siegel from Mia- de Livorno, Italy arrived here Agent of this company in Haiti. for her 'sentimental' heart, Mrs **Prominent American indus- mi on August 27 and the newly Sunday after four years in Italy. **Dr Jerome H. Hollands DiErasmia Papayanakos (Mika trialist Albert Abraham Bzura weds will fly down here on Sept- **Lynda Ruddell was awarded rector of Hampton Institute of Pakos) flew down here from of the Bzura Chemicals Co. of ember 5 for their honeymoon. her diploma Sunday afternoon at Hampton, Va and his wife LauPhiladelphia last Saturday with New York and New Jersey ar- Helen is the blonde and "jolie" the airport by Sister Patricia ra, have enjoyed a week of Haiher elder sister Mrs Elpidarived Saturday last in the com- daughter of. the crocodile hunt- Ellen from the Colegio Santo tian hospitality. Hampton Insti- (Pytzie) Nickles. The two char-/pany of Mr. Irving Weiss, er Maurice De Young who left Domingo where she studied. Sis- tute is one of the best colleges ming ladies discovered the at- Vice-President of the Bzura Che- the Hotel Oloffson in 1954 to go ter Patricia was en route to for Negroes in the U.S. Many mosphere of joie de vivre ofr micals Co in Tenafly, New Jer- back to the U.S. codile hunt- Ellen from the Colegio Santo tian hospitality. Hampton Insti- (Pytzie) Nickles. The two char-/pany of Mr. Irving Weiss, er Maurice De Young who left Domingo where she studied. Sis- tute is one of the best colleges ming ladies discovered the at- Vice-President of the Bzura Che- the Hotel Oloffson in 1954 to go ter Patricia was en route to for Negroes in the U.S. Many mosphere of joie de vivre ofr micals Co in Tenafly, New Jer- back to the U.S. to study econo- Florida. Haitians, as Marc Holly andol Haiti. sey. Albert and Irving came mics. Franck Cave attended Hampton. Born in Corfu, in the Ionian here to work on the establish- **Brigitte Ursula Groehl greet- s*Miss Louise Zubbrick a se- Now its librarian is Fritz MirIslands, Greece and educated in ment of the Bzura enterprises ed Saturday at the Bowen Field cretary from Santa Barbara, Ca- ville, a Haitian, Paris, Mika and Pytzie combine in Haiti. These enterprises will Airport her "beau" Paul A. lifornia, stopped here for a 3-day the charms of two of the most be placed under the general Meyer, a recent graduate in In- visit last week-end. She was Dr and Mrs Holland, our "conwonderful civilizations plus a management of Mr Natan Abra- ternational economics from the guests at the Mon Reve. She generes" were guests at the Hottreasure of knowledge acquired movitz, an Israeli industrialist. John Hopkins University. Paul rented a car and motoreda El Rancho. They were enteron their many trips around the **A group of fifteen tourists is from San Antonio, Texas. He through town and country. tained by many Haitians includworld. of the Cartan Tours arrived last will take his Master's in econo- **Mr Harry F Anderson, al ing Dr. Carl Mevs, of the Gift In a six day visit here, Mika Saturday for a three-day visit. mics at Stanford University in computer programmer from Ge- Fair and his wife, who dined and Pytzie have seen the most Miss Karen Lee Gruntman who California. Brigitte is the raught- orgia, arrived Sunday with Mrs them at the Picardie, Monday interesting sights around Port] works for a motion picture Stu- er of Mr Arthur Groehl. Cathryn Anderson Rounsaville evening. au Prince and wasted not a mi- dio in Chicago, was the loveliest and her daughter Susan, 15, and **Misses Ellen Debbink, Ruth nute in viewing the many beau- girl among the party which was **Last Saturday Dr Max SamMiss Emilie Elizabeth Seidel Gleason and Margaret Humties and charms offered to en- greeted by Marcel Esper of the greeted Dr Louis Frank Tinthoff, from Atlanta, Ga. phrey, three, teachers from the thusiastic visitors. Heraux Tours. These visitors an orthodontist from Peoria, III. e*Mr Robert T. Naskrent, an Wisconsin stopped at the Villa The two French ladies have were guests at the Hotel El Ran- and wife Thirza. Export Sales Manager for Stan-l Creole last weekend. been living in Philadelphia for cho. **Mr William J. Rooney arrivthree years. **There's one trouble with Kil- ed Saturday to work with the s*Dr Jerome I. Teich, a dent- roy, he speaks no French or Haiti Industrial and Chemicals ist from East Patchogue. New he does not read my col- ISociety whose Vice PresidYork and his wife Joan, a tali umn in the oldest and most readent and General Manager is Mr brunette, kept audiences enrapt Haitian daily Le Nouvelliste, Natan Abramovitz, ured in all the places they dan- else he would not have accused **Beverly Lauritzen, a Secreced: at the El Rancho where me of looking down on the beau- tary, and Anne M. - roy, he speaks no French or Haiti Industrial and Chemicals ist from East Patchogue. New he does not read my col- ISociety whose Vice PresidYork and his wife Joan, a tali umn in the oldest and most readent and General Manager is Mr brunette, kept audiences enrapt Haitian daily Le Nouvelliste, Natan Abramovitz, ured in all the places they dan- else he would not have accused **Beverly Lauritzen, a Secreced: at the El Rancho where me of looking down on the beau- tary, and Anne M. Hogan, al ISSA they were staying, and at the ty, of the Haitian girls. teacher from Boston, arrived OHAITI Choucoune Saturday night. **Dr Frederic Armington, a Saturday with a handful of re- **Mr Jeremy (Jerry) Forten, Captain of the US Navy and commendations from Mr EdART chemist from wife Elba and their GALLERY British New five child- ward D. Sherman, Consul of Haiti in Boston. These two "symonRoeds Quai pathiques" visitors were travelling along with Mr and Mrs Sculplures by PAINTINGS by Mau of Chicago, Time takes on a rosy hue **Eva Meinberg hurried to R.FRANÇOiS Cedor Haiti last Sunday without a visa, J.E. Gourgue through the sapphire crystal so anxious was she to surprise J.Dul DERRIER V.Denis of your Movado "Firmament 31 watch her parents, Mr and Mrs Walter O.Du PERRIER L.Lazard Meinberg, of the Pantal Craft. A.DIMANCHE J.Gabriel Eva who will be 18 on August B N.Jean 23, is a German student in the U.S. She worked a month during her vacations and was proud to buy: a ticket and fly to Haiti tol make this surprise to her parents. Iusure Against the Fulure **Dr Edward Ryan, a general practicioner from Redding, CalG X & ifornia arrived Sunday with wife Marilyn and son John and daughICK ters Jill 13 and Cynthia 8. EEChES Dr Ryan has collected over FIRE CAR PERSONAL TRAVEL three hundred thousand drug GOODB specimens for Dr Larimer Mellon of the Schweitzer Hospital in Deschapelles. He has already Noruich Union Fire, Insurance Ltd sent 84,000 to the Schweitzer of JOSEPH NADAL ECO-AGENT Haiti .He brought a few with MM0E-2290-30801 The Movado sapphire crystal 2654, him Sunday. The Ryan family gleams with a rare brilliance. 1 18 oval ct., look", Its hardness is surpassed gold tigure dial only byt that oft the diamond. Aas You will cherish your Aios Movado which offers you a precision thrice triumphant Ref. 148, in three years (at the official HOTEL SNAS SOUCI Swiss Observatory at ser ee ct, Neuchâtel). gold figure dial EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT VERY INFORMAL "COOKED TO ORDER" BARBECUE DINNER 7:00 to 9:00 PM MOVADO WITH THE SANS SOUCI COMBO amament DINNER $2.50 Per Person EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT 8:00PM To Midnight PUNCH BOWL, DINNER DANCE, AND LITTLE EUROPE FLOOR SHOW AND PRIZES ON SALE AT MAISON ORIENTALB WITH THE SANS SOUCI ORCHESTRA - EUUNUNNG V V V / - < V --- Page 5 --- SUNDAY AUGUST 13, 1961 *HAITI SUN? PAGE 5 we have got some letters from pose is simply to promote greatH A IT SUN the Finnish schoolgirls and il er understanding and friendships THE HAITIAN ENGLISH LANGUAGE NEWSPAPEE LETTERS boys in hope to get pen pals between peoples of different naCommunity Weekly Published Sunday Morning tothe from Haiti, please, would you tions. People of all religious beEditor- Publisher SEE RNARD DIEDERICH help us now. We should be very liefs and races may become our Gerant Responsable MAUCLAIR LABISSIERE EDIOR pleased to receive letters from members, MEMBER OF THE INTER-AMERICAN PRESS ASSN. H A IT SUN the Finnish schoolgirls and il er understanding and friendships THE HAITIAN ENGLISH LANGUAGE NEWSPAPEE LETTERS boys in hope to get pen pals between peoples of different naCommunity Weekly Published Sunday Morning tothe from Haiti, please, would you tions. People of all religious beEditor- Publisher SEE RNARD DIEDERICH help us now. We should be very liefs and races may become our Gerant Responsable MAUCLAIR LABISSIERE EDIOR pleased to receive letters from members, MEMBER OF THE INTER-AMERICAN PRESS ASSN. boys and girls of your fascinating country (from 11 to 20. years Yours very sincerely ESTABLISHED IN 1950 Haiti Sun of age, in the French or Fnglish The Finnish Youth CorresCite de l'Exposition language). To find really suit- pondence Association KEEP DEATH OFF THE HIGHWAY Port au Prince, able penfriends we should like P.O. Box 20002, Helsinki 4, Haiti, W. I. to know 1) name, 2) sex, 3) age, Finland. We are not going to wait until after the event be- Helsinki, Finland, 4 address and 5) hobbies. fore raising the alarm. Even though accidents have August the 7th, 1961. Urpo Heinonen been miraculously low, the fact remains that road traf- Dear Sir: of And at last: Our association Phil. stud. Port as the Manager the Finnish is strictly non-political. Our purManager. fic in au Prince during the last few years has Youth Correspondence Associa become exceedingly dangerous. The new roads out of tion I beg to send our cordial the city are straighter and smoother and an invita- greetings to you from Finland, tion to reckless speeding. the country of innumerous lakes and rivers. Since we Finnish There is a triple menare. Nothing is harder to resist sympathy people have for always you and felt because great lookfom sometimes than the temptation to put a big new car through its paces, even though the auto was built for very different A auto Fred Quinn Departs & fast BLUE highways. big never ANGEL ARISS STAR fool of any man, but always shows him made a (Continued from page 1) Mma on label up. the Libreville, the capital city, 1s a Equally more frequently dangerous than foolish car- coastal town with a population owners, are the care-free taxi and camionette of 23,000. who either drivers, Mr Quinn, who speaks French competitively or for the sport, hurl their and Creole, will be at a post vehicles past one another, to stop dead in mid-route where French is the official lan-] to pick up passengers. That little red flag they carry Iguage, but where 26 indigenous often means, "I'm a menace, brother." languages are also spoken. He The third we find comes from some of the ambigu- will leave Wednesday by airous signals often made by turning vehicles. We plane for Miami, where he will often paused in have begin a two-month auto trip mystification while a truck driver con- through- the United States. ducts a brisk symphony with his left hand. We find that if we misunderstand the signals, we are reward- During his two years here, Mr ed -(if the accident is averted) by other Quinn served as Acting Public ambiguous, but either furious gestures, not Affairs Officer from late NovThe Traffic or rude. ember, 1960, until the recent arDepartment has SO far installed sensible rival of Mr Edmund R. Murphy, signs, and well placed traffic lights. To complete these former Cultural Affairs Officer precautionary methods, one more is necessary: a wide- at Buenos Aires. symphony with his left hand. We find that if we misunderstand the signals, we are reward- During his two years here, Mr ed -(if the accident is averted) by other Quinn served as Acting Public ambiguous, but either furious gestures, not Affairs Officer from late NovThe Traffic or rude. ember, 1960, until the recent arDepartment has SO far installed sensible rival of Mr Edmund R. Murphy, signs, and well placed traffic lights. To complete these former Cultural Affairs Officer precautionary methods, one more is necessary: a wide- at Buenos Aires. He taught Amespread road safety campaign by radio. rican Literature at the Ecole visual signs the public must be press, and Normale Superieure, was instruscious, that Haiti could well made so safety con- mental in founding the Haitian the motor enjoy all the benefits of English Teachers' Association, age, and still keep Death of the highways. and recently served as a consult tnume SBaxbancoul ant to the Ministry of EducaHletite Sucrs. : miie en beuteitle tion's Language * Daul TRIERFEL NEW Reform progPort-aus -prinecoven) POINT IV OFFICIAL ram: Through this program moHERE FOR 4DAY LOOK-SEE dern English Language texts will be made available to most studMr Paul Allen, an official of He is just designated to ents in Haiti's more than 70-odd Point IV here greeted at the the same position at the oecupy HADO or lycees of Haitian this fall. An avid collectairport Monday ofternoon Mr. in Damien. En route to San An- made a distinctive art, Mr Quinn has Juanita Lloyd Eugene Clyburn, his wife gelo, Texas' for his vacations he works by Haitian collection of and daughter Lee and here artists. Mabalaurat son Steven coming from Rio de stopped try over for four to look days the and Coun- meet He made Janeiro where Mr Clyburn was some officials of the a deep impression on Served EXCLUSIVELY af Haini's Leading an Agricultural Information Ad- will be back here within USOM. three He the throughout vast number of Haitians LE HOTELS RESTAURANTS & BY CONNOISSEURS visor for the Point IV for four months to take over his new whom he came the in country- with & a THROUGHOUT THE WORLD a years. Ijob. contact. - A A A Manaas mman TERRIBLE BLOW TO FREE PORT SHOPS des Fleurs (Continued from Chatelet Islands! This is the only exception to page the $100 1) limit. The law will take effect thirty days after the President signs FOR VACATION PLANTINGS IN KENSCOFF it and will remain in force until July 1, 1963. The President is expected to sign the law before the end of this week. SHAS STRAWBERRY PLANTS: States Missionary Variety $10.00 per 100 We suggest that retail merchants emphasize that families can purchase goods having a wholesale value of up to $100 per person California Black Fig trees $1.00 each and that tourist boards and industry members, whenever it is suitable, in their promotion and advertising do likewise. Calla Lillies 50 cents each; Nile Lillies $1.00 each CTA in its promotion here will take the positive approach of lighlighting this and that import duties on gifts in excess of the Geraniums, Trumpet Climbers, Other Plants-Bulbs tree allowance are generally quite small. We suggest that retail merchants emphasize that families can purchase goods having a wholesale value of up to $100 per person California Black Fig trees $1.00 each and that tourist boards and industry members, whenever it is suitable, in their promotion and advertising do likewise. Calla Lillies 50 cents each; Nile Lillies $1.00 each CTA in its promotion here will take the positive approach of lighlighting this and that import duties on gifts in excess of the Geraniums, Trumpet Climbers, Other Plants-Bulbs tree allowance are generally quite small. The fact that American import duties are traditionally based on the wholesale value of MINIMUM ORDER $5.00 the imported goods has never completely penetrated into the traveling public's minds. For lower attitudes tropical plants Nicholas CRAIG General Manager Inquire at CHATELET DES FLEURS The Caribbean Tourist Assn. New York. August 1, 1961. or Casier Postal 632, Port au Prince 4 - --- Page 6 --- PAGE 6 "HAITI SUN" SUNDAY AUGUST 13, 1961 HOW DO YOU SAY "OLE" IN HAITIAN? Sr. Federico Masson THIS IS TERRIFIC Beat Of Drums Drives Dancers Sr. Federico Returns Masson, well By ALTA MALONEY which is just enough faster tha known to Haiti as sportsman and with |Republican Women. were If there some equivalent the pulse to be compelling diplomat, has returned to Port Getting acquainted Haiti Mr Schnurr happy Director of "Ole" to shout a Haitian dan- Sandwiched between the Des- au Prince to carry the burdens and the friendly, peorle is Purchasing of the here _1 say Mr and Mrs Harry Walker Memorial Sloan-Ketter cers, there would have been hol- tine Dancers' portions was Car- of diplomacy during the tempo- Schnurr from NYC. Mrs Schnurr Cancer Research Institute. Iering for Jean Leon Destine men de Lavallade, whose two rary absence of Oswald Pombo ing are last night at the Boston Arts dances were most original. ambassador of the Republic of is the United Nations Observer They finding it pleasantly Center Theater. Argentina in Haiti. Sr. Masson for the National Federation of! Tat home in the Sendral Penston. As it was, there was stamp- "Portrait of Billy", an inter- formerly spent over a year here > OX 2 -X 2 < ing, for. the beat of the drums pretation of the tragic Billy Ho- as cultural attache, and was dewhich drives these dancers is liday, is complete with record- corated for his services by the a THE irresistible. And it has the ex- ings of her blues songs and the Haitian Government. He is an citèment of really sceming to agonies of her addiction. With expert hunter and angler, and a inspire them spontaneous'y. crawling skin and the taking of explored much of the backlands @ BACOULOU NIGHT CLUB AlI Dances To Drums a craved fix, it is somewhat too lof Haiti during his previous stay. 3 Since all the dances are to graphic for poetic effectiveness. Until returning here, Sr. Masson a takes pleasure in announcing that for the & the drums, eloquently handled There is no denying its dra- was serving with the Argentine 3 SUMMER SEASON there will be an added attracby Alphonse Cimber and Jac- matic qualities, though,as Miss Embassy in San Jose, Costa tion to the already famous ques Succes, the numbers have de Lavallade combines with Rica, where he will rejoin his 0 a certain sameness. There is no James Truitte in some powerful wife after completing his tour of BACOULOU TROUPE complaint since it's the* same segments. "Letter to a Beloved," duty in Haiti. à EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT kind of electricity. to music by Ravel, cannot be à Some of the dances-the Spid- called more conventional, but it as insistent as Pan's. a er, for one- with Mr. Destine was certainly more beautiful. The company, which includes a NIGHT works up into a frenzy of moveFire Solo Popular Arlene Hurdle, Jerome Jeffrey, e at the BACOULOU CLUB. ment which never loses its pat- Popular with the audience was Audrey Mason, George Mills and tern or rhythm. the too-brief fife solo work by Shirley Spicer, repeats the plu- 3 And some, like Ibo Festival, Herblee, whose virtuosity with a gram tonight at 8:40. (Boston Ao < & maintain the same steady beatireed was absolutely astounding, Globe). - Main Office Office in ine PETIONVILLE Away OrAt Home A Car PORT-AU-PRINGE Sinclair Gas Stahion Hati Cherie Shontdislance fronell Buildina PETIONVILLE NEXTTORCA Hojels. 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The man that Why early economists wers. to these questions are any- thought there was an "instinet" thing but easy. And to try to or "drive" in man that impellPlaces answer them properly, one must ed him to trade. It was also. bebegin with the nature of trade lieved that the profit motive was itself. part of man's original nature, Port au Prince, Haiti Itainly do their best to answer; understand that it is, at best, a Now these ideas have been callAugust 9, 1961. my. questions. But the market rather superficial description. It One begins, at the same time, ed into question; but surely it Dear Mr Diederich: system of Port au Prince is I've learned anything at all in with the obvious. Ifrevery fa- is true that trade is very anOne of your readers wrote yon amazingly complex; the morel Haiti, it is that nothing is ras mily in a society produced eve- cient. We know of no human last week to ask whether any- one finds out, the- more there isl simple as it may seem, and that rything its members needed, society does not engage in some thing was known about the mar to learn. I decided to try to put merely living in this country for trade would be unnecessary. sort of frade: and archeolngists chandes who supply this city with down some of the main back- a few years is no evidence at Trade occurs because no fainily have good evidence of trade goits produce. As you know, this ground features of the market all that one has "learned" any- does produce everything it ing back very early in humah is a question that has interested system in a short article, and thing. needs; all of us must get some history. me for some time. I find it very I hope you will consider print: Of what we need by exchange. easy to talk to the women whe ing it. If you do, I hope further Respectively Your, etc.. Of course some of the things we Now, trade invorves cost. Unbuy and sell here, and they cer that anyone who reads it willl Sidney W. Mintz. need and yet do not produce less we steal what we obtain, ourselves we can get for nothing and unless the goods we obtain -sunshine, and the air we are free goods, we must give breathe, are obvious examples. something to: get something. Economists call these-free goods. "Cost" is the measure of one But most goods are not free; to thing by another; for most Siobtain them we must exchange tuations today, a better term to: something for them. A farmer apply to trade it "price." Most sells some part of what he pro- of us are accustomed to express duces in order to get other need: price in money, bu this isn't ed things. A college professor or necessary a one. could express a seeretary sells service that price in some other medium. and TRACTIONZ Is, renders a skill for a salary i there are societies even today au arid gets what is needed by pay where people express price in ing for it. cowrie shells, iron rods, sheaves BE5 a POINT D'ATTROUE Le nouveau Traction SureC de Goodyear a été spécialemn conçu pour vous donner traction maximum. Il est IT: de longues barres pour Vis procurer la force de tract requise par les tracter modernes. Il mord en biai grâce à son prof C-E-N-T-R-E O-U-V-Eil se nettoie automatiquemes Ainsi vous obtenez une tractir constante. ing for it. cowrie shells, iron rods, sheaves BE5 a POINT D'ATTROUE Le nouveau Traction SureC de Goodyear a été spécialemn conçu pour vous donner traction maximum. Il est IT: de longues barres pour Vis procurer la force de tract requise par les tracter modernes. Il mord en biai grâce à son prof C-E-N-T-R-E O-U-V-Eil se nettoie automatiquemes Ainsi vous obtenez une tractir constante. Il vous coer moins de temps, moins, de traval et moins de carburant Allez le voir encore aujourd'ht chez votre dealer Goodyear. CONSULT SUPER-RIB sacha thebaud Spécialement conçu pour donner une conduite architect U. M. aisée pour une meilleure faculté d'adapof tation, pour moins d'usure allez voir le Super-Rib de Goodyear, Et, tous les superbes for pneus tracteurs Goodyear sont construits a entoilage 3T "Triple Tempered", une exclusivité de Goodyearl decoration construction GO at castelhaiti YEA IL Y A DES PNEUS GOODYEAR POUR CHAQUE ROUE DE LA FERME p.m. p.m. 2-50-8F --- Page 9 --- SUN N" PAGE 9 I tobacco; and other measures. regulate prices Of crops and D20-1 one not expect, in an econorny These questions mark the end, tion Of land was part of the cxFince money, too, can: be con- vide subsidies do something ofas poor as Haiti's, that a trader of the obvious because the ans- slaves' readjustment to a some their. dered good for purpo: the same; the fixing of interest would be the occupational spe- wers to them make sense only new world. Petion and it Boyer, les, may even make sense to rates by law puts a fixed price cialist the society could least al- when the nature of this society, among others, hastened the pro: ipeak of buying money with on money (capital) in some mo- ford? With farmers SO poor and Haiti, begins to be understood-cess by the official partitioning Hther products. This may seein ney markets; and so. on. In feud- consumers So hard pressed, It was not long after the Haitianof state lands, and by splitting ke complicating everything al Europey town councils and would it not be most natural Revolution that nearly every hore than is necessary but craft guilds legislated the prices for these two groups to deal Haitian became a landholder. (Continued on sometimes makes sense to of particular products, and bar: with each other directly? The fragmentation and distribu-l page 11) fink ofa man buying ten cents gaining was not supposed to take pr three tomatoes, rather than place. In these instances, price three tomaoes for ten does not emerge as a result of - Why this is often a useful the negotiations of buyers and Lunch Dine Have Cocktails ay to think of it should become sellers. Or one could say that EXCELLENT LOBSTER earer in a moment, the Iaw of supply and demand DISHES A SPECIALITY is not operating, Of course the SEA-SIDE word Jaw" as used here beBy The We took note to begin with1 longs in quotation marks Lr it pat trade wouldn't be necess: isn't a legislated law, but thel At KYONA BEACH ryi it everyone produced evers- result of observing something ling he needed. Dine Have Cocktails ay to think of it should become sellers. Or one could say that EXCELLENT LOBSTER earer in a moment, the Iaw of supply and demand DISHES A SPECIALITY is not operating, Of course the SEA-SIDE word Jaw" as used here beBy The We took note to begin with1 longs in quotation marks Lr it pat trade wouldn't be necess: isn't a legislated law, but thel At KYONA BEACH ryi it everyone produced evers- result of observing something ling he needed. But it also fol- which happens regularly or ex bvs that if one doesn't, some-! pectably, much like the law of ee else must. It is the fact that, eravity or the second law of HAVE YOUR PARTY AT KYONA ifferent peoplè do different thermodynamics, If there is no makes it Swim, Water-Ski whichSpearfish, Snorkle, us possible interference with the negotiat Er trade to take place. Even ions undertaken by buyers and And Sail In Safe Coastal ithin a single family, difterent sellers that is, if those who tembers will usually do differ: have and those who want are Waters From Kyona E jobs, and contribute differ allowed freely to haggle- price DEEP-SEA FISHING EXCURSIONS pt products ror services. This is emerges "automatically" as a ue -sometimes especially SO- result of the many individual very simple societies, as for discussions which take place. It stance, among the Eskimos or takes no great intelligence to le African Bushmen. Of course, see that when supply greatly sembers of the same family exceeds demand, the resulting sually don' trade with each price is likely to turn downward, her. But there Is still a divi and vice-versa. When a largel onof labor within their smal- number of persons are selling stsocial units (which are ust- same erlia beans the product, no one of y families). them is likely foe to be able greatly to influence the total supply - available to bayers. In fact, in erlia Some writers call this "natur- that sort of- situation, the goodhoeu sellers division of labor, or "sexual" are competing for buyers and, Yviston of labor. But most so- other things being equal. this aties are divided up in other should tend to push the price avs. There may be farmers, down. In much the same way, nd shoemakers, and leaber- when there are many buyers, orkers. and smiths, and magi- the buyers will be seeking the lans OF medicine men, tinkers best: possible buy, and competpd armorers. saddle ma akersing with each other to find the Bd potters, wheelwrights andl lowest price: When, however, the acgoners, and SO and on.ynumber of sellers or buyers is hese sorts of division are oftenvery small, or when it dwindles Imped under the heading "tmuerdto one seller: before many busvision Ol labor. These sorts offers or one buyer before many iting up into occupations or sellers- the situation, is very Fafts make exchange yes...you get possible changed: One seller before many nd encourage exchange, 00. buyers has what economists call la monopoly - the buyers have no alternative to buying from Exchange is also based on an: him, and though pricezin this her kind of differentiation case also emerges from the sun: hat is the geographical differ- ply-demand, situation, it is the 30 htiation- of the earth's surface. buyers who are disadvantaged. ENO beans in every cup of ople in one area tap the min- One buyer before many sellers lresources. and-supply othere has what economists call a moth iron. ore or with iron. In nopsony - the sellers have nol hother area, the people concen alternative to selling to him, and hate on fishing, and exchange it is the sellers who are disedeir catches for other things. emerges from the sun: hat is the geographical differ- ply-demand, situation, it is the 30 htiation- of the earth's surface. buyers who are disadvantaged. ENO beans in every cup of ople in one area tap the min- One buyer before many sellers lresources. and-supply othere has what economists call a moth iron. ore or with iron. In nopsony - the sellers have nol hother area, the people concen alternative to selling to him, and hate on fishing, and exchange it is the sellers who are disedeir catches for other things. vantaged. Sometimes a few NESCAFE buyhere are no fishermen jn the ers combine in order to inprove Esert, and one does not culti their market position, and if The all coffee instant coffee with the ate mangoes in the Aretic; the these few dominate the situation Let's have another cup" taste. arying nature of the earth's they constitute an: oligopcony; uface provides man With dit where sellers bring this off, they It's no secret that extra coffee beans make (NEN) rent opportunities to produce, constitute an oligopoly. coffee extra good. 43 choice, deep-roasted a the needs people have lead flavorful em to trade off their products beansgointo every cupoftoday's exchange. about this Nescafé. NESCAFE It isat point where No other coffee... no matterhow INSTANT the obvious ends. Betwveen the it's made tastes so fresh, SO friendly, sO producer, who surrenders his Nescafé, trade completely satisfying. In today's When goes on, price is product or service for money COFFEE ken into account every time or other goods, and the consum- the accent is on coffee! the ere is an exchange. But what er, who does the same, there is A-Cenord lnstont price will be is known ahead a whole category of people of Get time some cases, not today! in and NESCAFÉ particular interest and this own ahead of time in others: is the category of "trader." is depends on the sort of trade What- does a trader produce? Is blended and roasled stem - people have. Price can he not simply a "sharp roperatt0 set from above. The minim- or" of some sort, who exploits youv laste wage law, for instance, ar- the needs of producer and contrarily sets a floor for the sumer in order to get a profit ice (cost) of labor; laws whichlfor doing nothing? And would --- Page 10 --- PAGE 10 *HAITI SUN" SUNDAY AUGUST 13, 1961 In Town This Week MRS BOBBIE ROOSEVELT Port au Prince Cap Haitien By Bike DIES This past week was marked Last Sunday, a group Rindall of Dr Jack L. Steele, his wifeltel in Peoria, Ill. is a visitor at by the death of some important of elev- Dr Assad, Villa Creole Gxendolyn and daughter Clar El Rancho Hotel. members of Port au Prince so- en cyclists left Port au Prince Hotel. ice, of Cleveland, Ohio, are ciety. to reach Cap Haitien Tuesday. That performance interested a guests at Hotel Choucoune. They Muriel Shindler rushed off to Bobbie the widow of Edouard They Gonaives stopped at St Marc and great many Haitian sportsinen. visited here last year on a trip New York on Thursday after be- Roosevelt passed away Tuesday to spend the night. The On the departure, many of them which took them to Jamaica, the ing advised her mother was hos- night. She was manager of the day after Milot their arrival, they were present to say: Good trip Virgin Islands and Haiti and Jik- pitalized and had undergone an Marabou Hotel in Petionville. They Muriel Shindler rushed off to Bobbie the widow of Edouard They Gonaives stopped at St Marc and great many Haitian sportsinen. visited here last year on a trip New York on Thursday after be- Roosevelt passed away Tuesday to spend the night. The On the departure, many of them which took them to Jamaica, the ing advised her mother was hos- night. She was manager of the day after Milot their arrival, they were present to say: Good trip Virgin Islands and Haiti and Jik- pitalized and had undergone an Marabou Hotel in Petionville. went to and climbed the and good luck" ed Choucoune so much they de- operation. Bobbie as Mrs Roosevelt be- Citadel back mountain visit on horse cided to return this year. They came known to the many friends Monument. to the Christophe The trip was a complete sucare already planning to come Mary Kelly, Martha Garvey she made here over more than cess and the group came back again next year. The Steelesl land Geraldine McGrean, all of two decades was" rushed to Ca- Leading the group was Mrs on August 15th after fulfilling have a son in Germany. Chicago, are brightening up the nape Vert Hospital Saturday Lina Assad, the lovely wife of' their objective. Ferdinand Sperl, General Man- scene at Hotel Choucoune. suffering a heart attack. She ager of the Pere Marquette Hopassed away three days later. Mr and Mrs M. Deaker of Funeral services were held at LET US FIGHT INSECTS AND RODENTS Miami Beach arrived at El Ran- the St Trinity Cathedral ThursA DISTINCTION cho Thursday for an extended day afternoon and attended by visit. The Deakters had been to many members of the Foreign Former Director of "Le Ci- Jamaica but didn't like the food Colony. The agronomist Maurice Bon-] troyed about 10 per cent Ol all ment d'Haiti", Mr Marcel Ami- or the Oxford-accented English She is survived here by Andre nefil delivered a lecture at the grains, and food grown for humrault received a decoration of spoken there. Roosevelt, her brother-in-law CIC, last Wednesday about the an consumption. the National Order "Honneur et and well-known manager of the danger represented for crops and Merite" as recognition of the Dr and Mrs Louis Meites of Ibo Lele. human life by insects and rod- At the end of the lecture; Bonservices rendered by him to the Plainview, New York are stayents. He spoke about the inva- nefil explained how to fight Haitian community. ing a week at Hotel Choucoune. WILLIAM NARR PASSES sion of rats two years ago in against insects and rodents Mr Archambault left this coun- Mr and Mrs John C. Haynesl A noted Port au Prince busin- Artibonite Plain. It is acknow- which destroy what human betry where he counts many fri- of Tucson, Arizona, are guests] essman died last Sunday at 5:00 ledged that such animals des-lings can eat. ends. at El Rancho. p.m.: William Narr, a Swiss-born resident who adopted Haiti for his second home. The na ame of Williain Narr is closely tied to the brick Caribbean Construction Co. SA. HHHUIUNIIINILUNIUNIUTUUUUUITA factory "La Baudry", which provided bricks for all important Builders MEN's SHIRTS constructions of Port au Prince Of The Military City SCARVES and surroundings for more than 30 years. Gen. Manager: Gerard THEARD The- deceased is survived by HANDKERCHIEFS a widow and a daughter, Mrs Phone: 3955. P. O. BO. 284 Richard Meuli and grandsons. MRS LEONCE PREZEAU DIES The sudden death of Mrs LeBy YARD once Prezeau, the former Mrs Antonio Douge, created conster- * ACEat nation in many families. 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AND DINERS CLUB ACOKPTED) No admission fee ALL omen.idema:Cochlal Tsag ha2E9 with SAVE UP TO 60 Per Cent ON IMPORTS SHOPS AND MAHOGANY FACTORY --- Page 11 --- SUNDAY AUGUST 13, 1961 "HAITI SUN" PAGE 11 Haitian Singer Tells Of Trials Leclerc And Tribulations Has Local artists are a bit hard,ply was first, the Sans Souci,pects? Yes, he has a contract to track down for interviews. because of the atmosphere andto sing at the Blue AngNew popular We ran into Auguste Durosier the temper of both audience and el in Chicago for six months, Manager at the Choucoune bar the other management. starting in December. One of Katherine Dunham's afternoon and put a few questhe owners of that club heard at Habitation enterprise has re: ja group of performers up from tions' to him about his career. Auguste has an enviable repu- him sing here and signed him come under Leclere, the the surrounding hills to present Starting with "What's new?", tation outside of Haiti too. He up for the coming winter seas- cently manage- a genuine Voodos ceremony in Auguste tells us that for the appeared at the Tropicana Club on. The Blue Angel specializes ment of lanky, who personable arrived Chare the peristyle, Following the cepast few months he has been in Havanà in a Haitian review in Caribbean entertainment. les Parry, in Haiti remony, there is a show in the singing at the Sans Souci and called Voodoo Ritual", and also Auguste, as "is the case with as on. a Mr tourist and also decided to Haiti stay Salon. winter seas- cently manage- a genuine Voodos ceremony in Auguste tells us that for the appeared at the Tropicana Club on. The Blue Angel specializes ment of lanky, who personable arrived Chare the peristyle, Following the cepast few months he has been in Havanà in a Haitian review in Caribbean entertainment. les Parry, in Haiti remony, there is a show in the singing at the Sans Souci and called Voodoo Ritual", and also Auguste, as "is the case with as on. a Mr tourist and also decided to Haiti stay Salon. the Caribe Haiti hotels, where performed over Radio Caribe in so many Haitian artists, bewails last year Parry by the visited On Sunday evenings you will he had appreciative audiences Ciudad Trujillo in the Dominican the fact that there is no such which put: into yacht, Port de Shywave, Paix and be treated to music by two guitwho did not sit on their hands. Republic. There he performed at thing in' Haiti as a booking ars, violins and a singer, a pleasAuguste started his singing the Embajador's famous club agent. He had an agent in Cuba, Cap. Mr Parry for fanily ant change of pace for Haiti: career back. in late 1955 when and was so popular the manag- but that one has disappeared afternoon is pulling at Leclerc, All in all, Leclerc has somehe-first appeared at the Casine er of the club came on the floor since the revolution. Asked what addition business night club and in thing to offer everyone, for every International, singing in five and offered Auguste a case of he does about securing bookings to features. he taste and practically every hour. tongues, which endeared him to champagne, saying that he was for himself he replied that he Isnack restaurant menu has An aftemoon there, a variety, of audiences, ineluding the third performer offered such writes to various hotels aud with such appeal a the local nite-clubbers. Follow- a gitt in appreciation of an ont-Iclubs. abroad, but because he marinade attractions as with spe- Aquin's New Prefect ing that he sang at the. Riviera standing performance. Auguste Junknown to them and has little Hajelal breadfruit Of and codfish balls Hotel and has since been heard was scheduled to sing just three publicity to display, he must de- a mere chips 40 pork Aquin has a new Prefect: Mr. at the Montana, the Choucoune, songs that starry evening, but pend mainly on people for etc. cents; and rum crab cakes Ovide Baptiste was appointed Club Bacoulou, Ibo Lele, El Ran- the audience held him on for him in person here at home. hearing'in It at 30 season, the drinks more last week to replace Mr Frarck cho; in fact he has become one nine numbers. would appear that there is a cents, ehoices as well as Lamarre, who was in charge for Of Haiti's most applauded warb- Now Auguste wants to travel business opportunity here for a and familiar hot of hamburgers a little more than three years. lers. and to perform elsewhere; booking office to head Haitian the kids dogs. at An afternoon a with, Where do you enjoy working Where? Oh, San Juan, Nassau, artists toward fame. dinner the pool will anid snack At Conseil asked. most, we His prompt re-y the States and Canada. Prosbefore sound good Grand to a lot of local families. Technique Durosier works although he Leclerc's evening dinner, INSURE WITH SURE INSURANCE suffers from the lack of stabi- which it is wise to order in ad- Former Secretary of State for lity which hangers artists in vance -unless you don't Labor, Mr Frederic G. DesvaCALEDONIAN INSURANCE COMPANY Haiti, and the well-known tough- waiting for your food to be: coolc mind rieux was called by President Founded In 1805 ness of Haitian audiences. He ed to order- runs in the, $2.50 Duvalier as member of Great INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL ACT OF looks on the bright side of this per person class, and offers such Technical Couneil of National THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT however, feeling that if he can tempting items as Shrimp Tem- Resources and Economical Dewin over a Haitian audience, his pura, Lobster Malay and a va- velopment in the place of Eng. be: coolc mind rieux was called by President Founded In 1805 ness of Haitian audiences. He ed to order- runs in the, $2.50 Duvalier as member of Great INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL ACT OF looks on the bright side of this per person class, and offers such Technical Couneil of National THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT however, feeling that if he can tempting items as Shrimp Tem- Resources and Economical Dewin over a Haitian audience, his pura, Lobster Malay and a va- velopment in the place of Eng. RONY CHENET & SONS success outside is pretty well as- riety of curries. Louis R. Leveque who became AGENTS FOR HAITI Isured. Show time at Leclerc is herald- Secretary of State for Public Address Rue des Miracles Opposite National Bank. Any operatic aspirations? "No, ed by a drum roll which bringsiWorks, two months ago. IIm 30 now and that field is highly compétitive. A lot of Americans have told me to go to the U.S. and get on BelafonLA te's bandwagon, but I don'twant WATouF M to compete with anyone. I just want to be a good popular singYou know er, make a name and some moIt'sa really fine ney for myself." Scotch when it's Any recordings? Yes, for the Musseau Record Company inl TROPIGAS JOHNNIE Haiti, They sold wéll enoughy but I really didn't like them myWALKER self. They were too commercial. Iwould like to do a good recording of international musie with INC. a good band. TROPICAL GAS COMPANY, in your kitchen... 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The effect of tnis trade was to put large sums of WATCHES OF GREAT DISTINCTION R Haili. money into the hands of the CD Way slaves, and considerable com: TO GIVE AND WEAR WITH PRIDE (Continued from page 9) for local consumption, and the mercial them skill was acquired by OPERS at the same time. up (or permitting squatting on) sale of such crops by slaves in Though most marketing today Fatv - NE former estates. Earlier, Dessa- local market places, predated in Haiti is carried on women, lines and Christophe had attemp- the Revolution by many decadby ted to reconstitute the plantation es. Wherever possible, the plan- it is not altogether clear that system of the French; but they tation owners sought to make this was the case before the Relacked the time and force need- their slaves grow their own volution. Leyburn that and others ed to do so. Many critics of food, and the skills of such pro- have traders argued women became Haiti have argued that the eru- duction were acquired and per in the violent period dunomy could have been much petuated by the slaves on the ring and after the Revolution, stronger and more viable, had less valuable lands of their plan- when men were-afraid to go to the large estate system been tations. Hence it might be snid) he towns for fear of compulsory maintained. But it has to be re- that the slaves learned to be-: conscription. that Those who believe membered that the Haitian peo- come peasants while they were marketing in Haiti is a ple had suffered terribly under still slaves, and did so n Ihe purely that African tradition might that system, and wanted nothing first instance because they were argue it was "natural" for sO much as a plot of land, a compelled to. The market places since women that to is do what the marketing, house away fro mthe plantation, gradually became centers of West Africa to this women day. But do in] in Ref. and the liberty to make tneir trade for the slaves, though any case, there is certain watches 7317 - 39 Xechbatinwafostotadieg Jewels - Gyrotron own lives, freely. They could not many of their customers were evidence that women no See the superb powered. have calculated individually that in fact wealthy and free the not) do all of the did (or. dod <Selection> models 1060 at foremost Girard-Perregaux jewellers. such aspirations might reruce affranchis, and the wealthy plan- before 1791. This, too, marketing has national prodictivity that was ters. 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RCA omottnaf REGISTRAD NOW ON SALE AT: BOULANGERIE DE LA POSTE, Onions of first quality are available at the BICHARA IZMERY, sales counter of ODVA at the corner of Rue MARCOS TALAMAS & CO., des Cesare and Rue du Centre, at the following BOULANGERIE ST. MARC, prices: ALPHONSN MARRA, Boulevard Jean-Jacques Dessalines DE LIECHE ERAE EPICERIE REX, Lalue BREDA: - MOIUAARES GEOEGES COLES, Lalue 10lbs.- Bags 15 Gourdes HENRI RIGAUD, Petionville. 501bs.- Bags 15 Grourdes Wholesale orders will be filled on the basis of Grourdes: 2.75 per 10lbs. bags (Minimum AGENTS AND DISTRIBUTORS: 10 bags) and Gourdes: 14 per 50lbs. (Minim- Hispano-America Trading Co. Of Haiti S. m A bags.) uu NUNUNUNG U N - U V --- Page 13 --- SUNDAY AUGUST 13. 1961 "HAITI SUN" PAGE 13 IN HAITI THIS WEEK (greeted here early this week by) tary, Marcia Brandler, also a few motnhs ago became very Dr Max Sam. medical secretary from the interested to the Haitian art. Cathy Sperl who is studying Bronx and Trudy Hirschberg, a She is a very influential person- **Mr Leon Sprung, in electro-] lian descent, and Merril D. War- Government Foreign Service to dental hygienist from Brooklyn ality in the U.N. nics business in New York City, field, also a teacher, is a colored become a lady diplomat spent stopped at the Villa Creole this Mr and his wife Renee, Dr Theodo- girl as beautiful as our Chou- a year in Michigan State Uni- week. Claire Lee Comello, a Lab and Mrs A. H. Schnurr re Levine, a dentist, and. his coune. We shall come back," versity and will complête her technician and Patricia Ann will visit Cap Haitien and the wife Shirlee, and Engineer Max they said in leaving this week. 3 other year studies in Bradley Smith, a secretary from Cincin- Citadelle this coming week. diplomat spent stopped at the Villa Creole this Mr and his wife Renee, Dr Theodo- girl as beautiful as our Chou- a year in Michigan State Uni- week. Claire Lee Comello, a Lab and Mrs A. H. Schnurr re Levine, a dentist, and. his coune. We shall come back," versity and will complête her technician and Patricia Ann will visit Cap Haitien and the wife Shirlee, and Engineer Max they said in leaving this week. 3 other year studies in Bradley Smith, a secretary from Cincin- Citadelle this coming week. Leibler and his wife Martha, "We were told so many wonder- University in Peoria, Ill. Barba- nati, Ohio stopped there also. left Haiti with much regrets ful things about Haiti that we ra.just entered High School in **Mrs Leesha McDermott is Wednesday, after a six-day vis- did not get a chance to exper- Peoria, they are both keen ex- back among us for the first it here. Mrs Renee Sprung is ience, we felt lost and our in- ponents of the Haitian meringue. time in 3 years. Leesha is the CHINESE ar meringue fan. hibition was the cause, noth the Cathy said that she enjoyed im- mother of Mrs Fritz Debrosse, **Mr Herman Raju, President country." mensely the company of the former Gay Zagry who got her of the American Pacific Tours **Mr Henry E. Speck and wife Bonnefils. The Sperls visited child by noon time on the AugNIGHT in New York City and Mr Mau- Beatrice, teachers in Abilene, Cap Haitien and the Citadel Wed- ust 14, - a boy. rice Lockhart, President of the Texas, are currently visiting nesday. **Mr Arnold Harry Schnurr Public Relations Firm, Lockhart here. They are staying a week **Albert Allen, son of Mr and and his wife Eleanore arrived Public Relations Co., were greet- at the Gingerbread Palace. Mrs Paul Allen of the Pont IV here Monday and are guests at TUESDAYS ed here Monday by General Diarrived this week for a few the Pesnion Sendral in Bourdon. rector of Tourism, Mr Jean Jac- **Mr Cal Silber and Walton E. days with his parents. Mr Arnold H. Schnurr, Purques Honorat and Mr Pierre Rose arrived here early this **Sue Briggs, Carolyn Wins- chasing Director for Sloan-Ket Egg Roll (2) Chauvet, owner of the Agence week in the company of secre- low, Judy Wainters and Pat Key tering Institute for Cancer ReCitadelle, These two visitors tary Stevens from Toronto, Can- are the "gais lurons" in town. search has been with this com- Won ton soup specialize in the promotion of ada. The two gentlemen are the These "sympathiques visiteu- pany for more than two years. travel for Negroes. They had executives of the International ses". whose parents are with the He buys all scientific equipments some meetings with Minister of Structural Aluminum Corpora- Point IV here are currently va- and animals (10,000 a week) for Tourism, Mr Victor Nevers Con- tion of Toronto, Canada. Miss cationing in Port au Prince. research for the Institute. stant, in vew of interesting pro- Stevens is the type of girl about They dance the Haitian merin- His charming wife Eleanore is Choice spective Negro tourists, in visit- whom a man asks: Who is this gue as well as any Haitian girls. a prominent personality in the ing Haiti. marvelous creature? Mr Silber **Mr George C. Berman and U.N. After working for a few Sweet & Sour **On Monday Colonel Edmund and Walton will be back here in his wife Muriel from New Ro- years with the United Nations pork Dollar, Attache Militaire at the a few weeks on business. They chelle, New York are here, Appeal for Children (UNAC) U.S. Embassy here, greeted were entertained by Mr andi **Mr Josef Bruno Ammann, Ex she worked for UNICEF up to] shrimp Foo Yung Misses Mary Jane Wood a nurse Mrs Ben Shindler of the El Ran- port Sales manager of the fam- 1948. Sweet & Sour **On Monday Colonel Edmund and Walton will be back here in his wife Muriel from New Ro- years with the United Nations pork Dollar, Attache Militaire at the a few weeks on business. They chelle, New York are here, Appeal for Children (UNAC) U.S. Embassy here, greeted were entertained by Mr andi **Mr Josef Bruno Ammann, Ex she worked for UNICEF up to] shrimp Foo Yung Misses Mary Jane Wood a nurse Mrs Ben Shindler of the El Ran- port Sales manager of the fam- 1948. Now she is a non-governfrom Greenwich, Conn., and Ca- cho. ous Swiss watches Delanno, ar- mental Observer for the Nation- Chicken chow mein rolyn Smith, a teacher from rived Wednesday to meet with al Federation of Republican WoAberdeen, Maryland. **Mr Robert Brooks, costum dealer Rudy of the Rudy Came- men. lobster chow mein *Lucille Rinaldo and Merrill jeweller from Forest Hills and ra. Mrs Schnurr who saw the D. Warfield of Chicago were his charming wife were guest at **Eva Mintz, a medical secre- Mirtza's exhibit in New Yrok a tea or coffee mistaken about Haiti on one the El Rancho last week. point; they. thought that the ce- **Ferdinand Peter Sperl, Malebrated joie de vivre of Haiti nager of Hotel Pere Marquette would be communicated to them in Peoria, Illinois and his disin their hotel room, but waited wife Miriam, to. tinguished his lovvainly for two days. Lucille daughters $3.00 Special Trip Ri- ely Catherne Victoria naldo is a lovely teacher of Ita-118 and Barbara Joanne 13 were CAP-HATIEN AND THE CITADEL ONE WAY BY PLANE, ONE WAY By LIMOUSINE ALL Candlelight INCLUDED OPERATED BY CHRISTOPHE TOURS Restaurant deles AVENUE PAN AMERICAINE PETION-VILLE -HAITI Or the Petionville Road P.O.BOX 312 . phone:7761 Taucke No Rollei aoooaooo 9 22 Tomahe SUSE NEW AMAZING BBoles LIFA gau mer46 WITH A FESTIVAL Voist -liinden Yotgitinder FLOUR HASSELBLAD BESSAMATIC FOR BRAuN Hobby % CAMERAS AT FREE PORT PRICES BETTER TEXTURE Wal: Cenles BETTER TASTE Aoummme A7 ofHfailisa Exabla RUE BONNE FOI BETTER CAKES WITH Monager :S.KAHN Phone: 2350 OSRAM AIR-CONDITIONES & X * X * a X eeeeee --- Page 14 --- PAGE 14 "HAITI SUN" SUNDAY AUGUST 13, 1961 NEW ORLEANS DANCERS TO TAKE Offthe Telediol SUMMER DANCE COURSE IN EXOTIC HAITI A group of New Orleans dance and will teach the modern-prim- Voudou, and an introduction to enthusiasts composed of teach- itive dance courses in both French and Creole all the holes the lan-Ithe Langua- ***Nearly biggest in Petionville Pass are filled ers and students is rounding out guages. Louines Louinis is bal- ges. in; only a few still menace drivers, and two of the bizgest of its final practice sessions next let master of the Bacoulou Troup those are across from the Ped Carpet at the entrance to Villa week at the YWCA, 130 South and a featured dancer of the The New Orleans group will Creole and El Rancho... where the traffic is heaviest. **One of Claiborne Avenue, prior to en- Troupe Nationale Folklorique: be housed in the Hotel Majestic the local hotels has suffered a mysterious loss for the second time. ines Louinis is bal- ges. in; only a few still menace drivers, and two of the bizgest of its final practice sessions next let master of the Bacoulou Troup those are across from the Ped Carpet at the entrance to Villa week at the YWCA, 130 South and a featured dancer of the The New Orleans group will Creole and El Rancho... where the traffic is heaviest. **One of Claiborne Avenue, prior to en- Troupe Nationale Folklorique: be housed in the Hotel Majestic the local hotels has suffered a mysterious loss for the second time. planing for the SUMMER DAN- He will teach the Haitian Dance and will be honored guests at CE COURSE IN HAITI. Technique course. Louis Celes- welcoming Other On the departure of a guest it was found that a picture in his the a reception. The course, especially tin, best drummer in Haiti, entertainment for them room designarranged had been removed from the frame, never to be seen again. ed to demonstrate how Afro-Car who dances under the name of includes visits to Voudou cereHerd to believe that the type of guest in question could be. guilty ibbean dance can be incorpor "Banda", will teach the course monies, trips to the native markol the theft; but who, then? **Now I've seen everything. A fènce ated into m odern theatrical in Haitian Drumming. et at Kenscoff, a cock fight, and along the P-V Pass recently painted a soft rose has a tree trunk damnce, will be conducted in Port visits to the Theatre de Verdure, along its length painted the same rose, carefully levelled off at au Prince, Haiti, August 19, thru Other courses will include lec- the Citadelle, the Villa Creole, Sept. with interested tures on Haitian folklore and and other points interest. fence 3, of the top. Pretty, too. **Au Bon Qui Rare, believe it or not, from all parts of the world groups paris the name of a little shop which makes shoes. ***Sarge Lee has ticipating. unpacked the bags under his eyes and is living the simple life Beautiful Lake these days (when not Peligre he's in Miami). Hardly ever seen in a bistro Those who will attend include of late (meaning lately, not the wee hours) +Wouldn't it be a Rosebud Colar, Lorraine Rous- forany-and all who wish to partake of the beautiful biessing if the Traffic Police would stop cars from parking in seve, Shirley Peete, and Jean goodness of a peaceful vacation amidst the surthe traffic lane for whatever reason they stop, and make them Meggs, teachers; and Charlotte roundings of nature's own greenery. Banks and Philip Firm, students. pull as far as possible on to the shoulder of the road? They semgInstructors will include. the fam38 Miles From Port au Prince to stop wherever they are, even if it is just to talk to a friend ous Bacoulou Dance Troup, Odeta Lied. ***Mr Schreiber (?) the Swiss watch man who has been te Latour Wiener, Roland Wing. HUNTING FISHING at La Belle Creole for 3 years, is returning home on the 16th. He field, Louines Louinis, Louis CeSWIMMING RECREATION has furniture to sell, if you're interested. **Heard the Sam Ferb- lestine and professors from the BUNGALOW RESTAURANT Ethnology Department of the WATER ers in Henri Rigaud's bewailing the fact that they can't find much University of Haiti. SKI RELAXE dry wine in this country it's all sweet. ***Mme Ganot's *Veti- The Bacoulou Dance Troup, ver" caught fire last Sunday morning and brought the city founded and directed by Odette For your reservation, call up in ODVA Radio- Station at engines out the road as a diversion for the populace. Ferb- lestine and professors from the BUNGALOW RESTAURANT Ethnology Department of the WATER ers in Henri Rigaud's bewailing the fact that they can't find much University of Haiti. SKI RELAXE dry wine in this country it's all sweet. ***Mme Ganot's *Veti- The Bacoulou Dance Troup, ver" caught fire last Sunday morning and brought the city founded and directed by Odette For your reservation, call up in ODVA Radio- Station at engines out the road as a diversion for the populace. Why do the Latour Wiener, sing and dance PORT AU PRINCE engines race back as fast as they rush to a fire? e**That Creole the ancient rituals of Haiti, and Corner Rue du Centre and des Cesars 68. song, "Mon Petit Clairin" can be heard again on the Esso pro- their range of presentation is Lain AAVA J - n i gram. It's worth listening to. ***The most popular camionette from the gaiety of folk Haitian dance to the wild passion of Voo- YOUR HOME AWAY FROM HOME: in town is the one named "Claudinette".. (la plus belle de chez doo worship. This group has nous). So much for ingenuity. I'm collecting camionette names. played to audiences in Paris, **Minister Constant has a double... Roger Savain, right down] Canada, San Juan, Puerto Rico to the walking stick! Or-is it the other way. round? ***The and Trinidad. Roland Winglield, La Laden Clairiere Euffet Dessert Table at El Rancho, which is the downfall of all who was instrumental in DerBUNGALOWS dieters, draws some odd comments. I heard one lady say, "Now to suading visit Haiti, the New is guest Orleans dance group I diInow why the entrance arches are shaped that way!" ***Monday rector of the Bacoulou Troup and FRANCK ED. ROY, Manager Nite's Storm played havoc at the airport with a 50-mile wind. The Instructor of Modern Dance at incoming PAA plane had to go round for the second time before Louisiana State University, BaIn the deligitiul "SOUS-EOIS" of Bizoton it could be landed; and then was held up for half an hour because ton Rouge, where he is also a The comiort and of your own cottage the ground crew had to stop fuelling. ***T'Il make you a small This research will assistant be his third in Sociology. visit to with the best privacy type of Hotel service. bet that a contract is signed and work begun on a jet airport Haiti where his sociological inBAR, RESTAURANT, SWIMMING POOLS, North of the present one, in 6 months' time (Feb.). Any takers? Iterests blend well with his dance COLORFUL GARDENS ***And, now, for the sourest note of the week, the passing of Bob- activities. Having been reared ATTRACTIVE and RATES bie Roosevelt, with her, the passing of an era in Haiti for the in France, he is fluent in Frénch : oid guard and their likes. Amen. 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SPECIAL CLASSES FOR SMALL CHILD-SFOR @ INFORMATION REN AGES 3 TO 6 YEAR-OLD. ( SCHOOL LOCATED On the Champ de Mars, next Rex Nadal to Theater Joseph & Co CHORBOGRAPHY ARRANGED FOR DANCE 3 OR YOUR TRAVEL TROUPS AND SINGLE DANCERS. AGENTO 22 A a X X A & * * --- Page 15 --- SUNDAY AUGUST 13, 1961 "HAITI SUN" PAGE 15 IN HAITI THIS WEEK tiJoseph report A group of the Young Wo- **Industrialist Sol Metz is back] eer, the closest assistant to big men's Christian Association arR 3 this week with her stunning Boss Joseph Dryer, President of rived here Monday enroute to blonde daughter Patricia Ro- the NAKCORP and wife There- attend a world-wide conference berta. Sol who is the President sa. The Prestons are spending of the YWCA in Kingston Jamof METZ HAT CO of New York two weeks here. aica this week.. comes here regularly to meet **Artist Designer Vergniaud Fro mthe U.S. Midwest, the with hs Haitian trademen Ge Pierre Noel and his famous art- eleven- YWCA members were rard Manuel and J. Richard in ist wife Lois Malou Jones, Pro- greeted at the airport by Joe the hat business here. Miss Pa fessor of art in Washington ar- Gallano and Dale Snell and esTall bloude germanic Inge Fischer is spending a fortnight here Metz is a teacher from Forest rived this week-end for a few cort to the Hotel Plaza where Hills, New Yorkweeks. they lodged their from New York with her sister. Mrs Professor Max Wilson... Ri- s*Mr Charles Ferguson, genthree-day are visit. during chard Doebrich ends two and a half years here as assistant Mana- eral executive of the Southerland **Mrs Dorothy Van Zyverden Miss Fran Janes a YWCA ger of Little Europe this Wednesday and travels home to Germany Tours one time Haiti resident from Houston is spending a few staffer from Chicago leads the ria the U.S., Spain, Italy and Switzerland. Richard hopes to return now quartered in Puerto Rico; days with her husband who is! group that includes Miss Chariere next year... Willy and Gertrude Sibreiber also return home and wife Elizabeth, daughter working for the ODVA here. An- lene Kay Anderson of Ames, this week after three years with La Belle Creole's Omega watch Margaret 10 arrived Saturday in nerg 11 year old did not want to Iowa, Miss Connie Worcester of company with brother-in-law miss his trip. Kansas City Julia Mary said Mo., dept. Willy the watchmaker he and his wife were SoITy to James P. McGoldrick, a wholeRyeraft of Corvallis Oregon, leave Haiti and SO many friends behind. They will cross the pond saler and distributor from Spok- **Dr William E. Allen, Head Nancy Kay Babb from Tuisa, from New York to Hamburg by ship and pickup a car and drive ane, Washington and wife Mi- of the Service of Radiology at Oklahoma, Kay Sutherland of home to Switzerland... laine and were met at the air- Homer Phillips Hospital in St. Austin. Texas, Joanne Crawford Employees of Department of Interior offered 1 per cent of their port by Andy Andersen and wife Louis, Mo. was greeted this from Seattle Washington, PatriRamona and Jerry Celifie. cross the pond saler and distributor from Spok- **Dr William E. Allen, Head Nancy Kay Babb from Tuisa, from New York to Hamburg by ship and pickup a car and drive ane, Washington and wife Mi- of the Service of Radiology at Oklahoma, Kay Sutherland of home to Switzerland... laine and were met at the air- Homer Phillips Hospital in St. Austin. Texas, Joanne Crawford Employees of Department of Interior offered 1 per cent of their port by Andy Andersen and wife Louis, Mo. was greeted this from Seattle Washington, PatriRamona and Jerry Celifie. week by General Director Pu- cia L. Crawford Gastonia salaries of of monthly as contribution to the renovation of Duvalierville. **Mr Duane Doherty, an ex- blic Health, Dr Cyriaque Mode, North Carolina, Susan Chappell By letter addressed to H. E. the President of the Republic this pert for the North Atlantic Ken- Dr Raoul Pierre Louis, Dean of Ford from Lubbock Texas, Lois week, industrialist Milo Hakime sent a check of $100 for Duvalier- af Corporation in Haiti brought the Faculte de Medecine, Dr. Kathleen Miller from Stiliwater Ville... Mrs H. Ganot will build a rural school at Fonds des Negres his charming wife Edie to Haiti. Charles Chevallier, Dr Daniel Oklahoma and Margit Anne Anat her own expenses. The population of Fonds des Negres wishes The couple was accompanied by Beaulieu, Dr Anthony Leveque, derson from Bellevue WashingMr Thomas Preston an Dr and Mrs Frantz name the of President Duvalier to be given to the school... AgronoEnginMedard. ton. mist Nicolas Ceme fresh from California State Polytechnic College will help the Department of Agriculture improve production andi 0 2 X OX < ( S general marketing of fruit and vegetable... The Information and $ Documentation Service revealed that Mirabeau H. Etienne, owner 3 of the shop suggestively named "A l'Offensive", contributed $10.00, Katherine Dunham the first portion of his personal contribution, to the renovation of Duvalier-Ville. Minister of Public Works, Eng. Louis Leveque, ANNOUNCES returned Thursday from the States where he had important talks a with groups of capitalists about the construction of the Port au Prin- a ce 1 Les Cayes road and a hydro-electric plant at Peligre Dam... 3 Bar Geisha & Salon Guinee Under the auspices of Labor and Social Welfare Department, many a workers are enjoying their vacation at Bolosse Center... From AugOPEN EVERY EVENING FOR ust 16th to 27th, the members of Catholic Students Youth (JEC) S will hold their annual camp at Miragoane... At Mayaguez, College, a CUISINE OF THE FAR EAST Puerto Rico, the young Georges Auguste Borno won laurels as a a student in Agronomy. The Golden Medal of Students Association was awarded him... Constantin Dumerve, well-known Haitian pianist and composer has adapted words to the celebrated march of Occide Jeanty: 1804... Le Nouvelliste reported the courtesy: of Cuban Minister Ernesto "Che" Guevara who offered his services as, franslator to Dr Vilfort Beauvoir, member of the Haitian Delegation at Punta del Este Conference... The same paper reported also the big success of Haiti at the Chicago Fair... Attorney Max C. Duplessy of Civil Court of Port au Prince flew to Europe, via USA this week... Our 20 teachers recruited for the Congo by UNESCO will not go to Africa. At the last minute, their assign- a a ment was cancelled... Lou Scharf of HAMASCOSA (Chocolate En- a terprise of Martissant) is now in Port with bigger projects than 2 ever for the cocoa industry... Emmanuel S. Aime opened a bookstore at Rue du Centre, No. The same paper reported also the big success of Haiti at the Chicago Fair... Attorney Max C. Duplessy of Civil Court of Port au Prince flew to Europe, via USA this week... Our 20 teachers recruited for the Congo by UNESCO will not go to Africa. At the last minute, their assign- a a ment was cancelled... Lou Scharf of HAMASCOSA (Chocolate En- a terprise of Martissant) is now in Port with bigger projects than 2 ever for the cocoa industry... Emmanuel S. Aime opened a bookstore at Rue du Centre, No. 161, with the suggestive name: "Au 0 Personal Appearance of Katherine Dunham Service de: la Culture General Consul of Argentine to Dominican Republic, Senor Riccardi spent a few days in Port au Prince GRAND SPECTACLE last week... The Ambassador and Mrs Oswaldo Pombo flew to Wednesday Friday Argentina on vacation... It is suggested by Le Nouvelliste to comSTARRING petent administrations to do something for the "marchandes" who have established food markets at Lalue and Bourdon... Me. Larive DILETTE mm LENWOOD Lominy was appointed acting Justice of the Peace for the eastern Section of Port au Prince... Dr Carmelien Lemaire is the happy Masters of Ballet Moderne winner of the car offered as prize by Banque Populaire ColomboISRAEL SOARES Haitienne.. Exciting Brazilian Songs Lovely Nadia Jacaman is fiancee with salesman Jacques Khara, IN A SETTING OF COLONIAL ELEGANCE AT treasurer of Haitiano-Arab Club... Mrs Yvon Cesar, the former HISTORIC HABITATION LECLERC Eisie: Garnier gave birth on August 9th to a baby-girl named Gi51 Km. from Port au Prince on the Route Martissant liane... On Saturday August 26th, Mrs Ghislaine Moussa will become the wife of Mr Georges C. Issa at the nuptial ceremony which will take place at St. Pierre Church of Petionville... The Milo DANCE TO THE MUSIC OF Rouzier are again proud grandparents with daughter Mrs Gerard MICHEL DESGROTTES Manuel giving birth to a lovely girl, on July 21st.. Many families ( SPECIAL SOMMER COVER OHARGE $1.50 of Port au Prince are mourning the death of Mrs Arthur Brown. @ FRIDAY SATURDAY The ONLYO funeral took place on Sunday August 13... a X a A A O X e6066664 s6e6666666666 a ec6ce --- Page 16 --- PAGE 16 "HAITI SUN" SUNDAY AUGUST 13, 1961 17th ANNIVERSARY OF DEATH sions of the great mass of the LATIN PARLEY COMMUNIQUE OF WRITER TACOUES ROUMAIN inarticulate people; and finally (Continued from page 1) gave to Haiti the masterpicce (Continued from page 1) the "Petit Impartial" waged a "Masters tin development in. the next de- The Prefecture of Port In Haiti he is remembered as bitter campaign against the govof the Dew". He used cade. Prince has taken cognizance the brilliant young aristocrat, ernement of President Borno, a creolized French patois geam- The conference hoped to fin- subscription lists that non ide the matically intergated to beautiwho after spending the greater and American Occupation. ful effect. While displaying an ish work within 48 hours. tified persons have been cird part of his youth in Europe, re: His violent attacks on the gov: artistry magical in its power of Of the four committees ap- lating in the name of Executi turned to his native laud, left ernment policies, his repeated evocation and enchantment, he pointed, three have finished iheir Committee of Duvalier-Ville. his social clique to become a punishments and imprisonments poured into this book all his sym- work. The only one left is the leader of the masses. He was made him a hero. pathy for the Haitian peasant. committee drafting the declara- The Executive Committee haunted by a vision of a united Medium height, good-looking, Notwithstanding the reality Of tion. having given any authorizatic Haitian People, a vision which patently sincere with engaging the people. portrayed, like Ma- A subcommittee that drafted to collect money in its nam dominated his heart, and obess- manners, and total absence. a punishments and imprisonments poured into this book all his sym- work. The only one left is the leader of the masses. He was made him a hero. pathy for the Haitian peasant. committee drafting the declara- The Executive Committee haunted by a vision of a united Medium height, good-looking, Notwithstanding the reality Of tion. having given any authorizatic Haitian People, a vision which patently sincere with engaging the people. portrayed, like Ma- A subcommittee that drafted to collect money in its nam dominated his heart, and obess- manners, and total absence. of nuel and Annaise of the villuge that part of the act dealing with these persons are guilty ed his mind. condescension, he won the hearts of Fond-Rouge appears as a emergency aid was composed of swingling and will be prosecute Born in 1907, Jacques Roumain of the people. When the Borno symbol... Uruguay, the United States, according to provisions of ti was a true Haitian blueblood. government fell he was one Of When on August 18, 1944, he Chile, Venezuela and Guatemala. law. His grandfather, General Tan- those who came into power. He left for Guinea a particularly As evidence of the optimisin crede Auguste, had been: Presi- held office as Chef de Division depressed crowd of mourners for an early windup here, the Port au Prince August 10, 196 dent of the Republic. Educated of the Department of Interior, followed his bier to the grave. majority of the delegates have in Switzerland, he had spent 17 continued to take active inter- To many it was as if the last reserved tickets for Wednesday WINDSOR DAY years in Europe. On his retumn' lest in politics through succeed- ray of light was being buried and Thursday for their trips] home, however, his democraticl ing administrations, later dis- beneath the earth. In the last back home. Prefect. enthusiasm soon startled his tinguished himself as an ethno- silence a highly-strung friend friends. grapher. burst out "Nous garderons le He first attracted notice as In 1930 he published. his first dieu" (We will preserve the of the contributors novel "La Proie et l'Ombre", dulls one to the hair god). "Soaping" "Revue Indigene" which in foc- and two years later "Les Fan- The "Haiti Sun" publishes a sussing writers' attention within toches" and "La Montagne En- translation of one of his best Halo it? But glorifies rather than on European models sevelie". his best work was known poems: "Road to Guiaccomplished as much for Haiti- to be published posthumously. nea." an letters as the Pleiade did Author of beautiful verse and for French. Roumain turned to imperishable prose, he sought FATHER BLOOD politics, and from the H. Q. of, to express the hopes and pas- LEAVES TORTUGA Father Bernard Blood returns ROAD TO GUINEA to New York this Wednesday after four months as cure of Ile Ide La Tortue. The American "Tis the long road to Guinee and death will guide you there, priest had high praise for the Eehold the thick boughs branching, trees darkling, too thick work of Father Roger Riou and and tight, the staff of the Palmiste hospitHear the wind, too, how it roars through the forests' tumbling hair al serving the islands sick. And deep of Eternel night. MAX CHAUVET FLEW Tis the long, long road to Guinee; TO EUROPE There your fathers wait for you, Our colleague Max Chauvet Un the road they chatter, they argue, Director of "Le Nouvelliste" and his charming wife flew to EurBehold how the rivers shiver there too, ope last Wednesday. work of Father Roger Riou and and tight, the staff of the Palmiste hospitHear the wind, too, how it roars through the forests' tumbling hair al serving the islands sick. And deep of Eternel night. MAX CHAUVET FLEW Tis the long, long road to Guinee; TO EUROPE There your fathers wait for you, Our colleague Max Chauvet Un the road they chatter, they argue, Director of "Le Nouvelliste" and his charming wife flew to EurBehold how the rivers shiver there too, ope last Wednesday. The distinLike rosares of men's bones. guished couple will spend the "Tis the long, long road to Guinee; summer months abroad. During No sunburst joy-blaze of welcome to flame high the absence of Mr Chauvet, "Le In the black land there of the Black Man Nouvellliste" will be edited by Where beneath a sad sky birds even cry. Montas. capable newsman Mr Lucien The trees' eye-lashes upon daylight that rots then dies, By the eye-round shine of marshlakes a peaceful village lies, CHICAGO FAIR e (Continued from 1) The home of your ancient fathers, your fathers' head stones, too, Embassy here for three page months. Where at last you'll rest like-wise. Mr Lacey is on what is described in the British foreign serballove. BUTITS TRUE!. vice as on a floating eighteen 93 hardio months tour of duty in Latin Not a soap, not a KEMGLO LOOKS AND WASHES LIKE BAKED ENAMEL America. a cream- Halo cannot Gives fragrant BRITISH AID leave dulling, dirt- "soft-water 2 lather CANS (Continued from page 1) catching soap fitm! needs no special rinse! arts and craft with posters giving a vivid picture of the prin- Removes embarrassing Halo leaves cipal hotels. hair soft, The three Haitians, who man dandruff from both hair manageable- -shining with ned the stand were extremely and scalp! colorful natural highlights! competent in answering questions and furnishing informa- Yes, "soaping" your hair with tion and all the requirements even finest liquid or oily cream for a visit to this country. "They shampoos leaves dulling, did Haiti credit", the American dirt-catching film. Halo, made The largest said. with a néw ingredient, contains Haiti probably had the smallnos soap, no sticky oils. selling est budget but undoubtedly it thevery Thus Halo first glorifies time you your use hair it. shampoo KEM had the best exhibition he added. Ask for Halo-Amerien's in a Miracle Finish GLO FOR KITCHENS, Countries throughout the world favorite shampoo-today. 2 had (Halo KEMGLO BATHROOMS, stands at the fair and EnAmericn ALL WOODWORK gland even had a complete JOSEPH NADAL, AGENTS Lyons Corner Shop, a replica of those seen over London. Halo reveals the hidden beauty of the haire H-6L-I-EL FAMOUS SHOES OVE R The World Bater FOR EVERY OCCASION " (We will preserve the of the contributors novel "La Proie et l'Ombre", dulls one to the hair god). "Soaping" "Revue Indigene" which in foc- and two years later "Les Fan- The "Haiti Sun" publishes a sussing writers' attention within toches" and "La Montagne En- translation of one of his best Halo it? But glorifies rather than on European models sevelie". his best work was known poems: "Road to Guiaccomplished as much for Haiti- to be published posthumously. nea." an letters as the Pleiade did Author of beautiful verse and for French. Roumain turned to imperishable prose, he sought FATHER BLOOD politics, and from the H. Q. of, to express the hopes and pas- LEAVES TORTUGA Father Bernard Blood returns ROAD TO GUINEA to New York this Wednesday after four months as cure of Ile Ide La Tortue. The American "Tis the long road to Guinee and death will guide you there, priest had high praise for the Eehold the thick boughs branching, trees darkling, too thick work of Father Roger Riou and and tight, the staff of the Palmiste hospitHear the wind, too, how it roars through the forests' tumbling hair al serving the islands sick. And deep of Eternel night. MAX CHAUVET FLEW Tis the long, long road to Guinee; TO EUROPE There your fathers wait for you, Our colleague Max Chauvet Un the road they chatter, they argue, Director of "Le Nouvelliste" and his charming wife flew to EurBehold how the rivers shiver there too, ope last Wednesday. The distinLike rosares of men's bones. guished couple will spend the "Tis the long, long road to Guinee; summer months abroad. During No sunburst joy-blaze of welcome to flame high the absence of Mr Chauvet, "Le In the black land there of the Black Man Nouveliste" will be edited by Where beneath a sad sky birds even cry. Montas. capable newsman Mr Lucien The trees' eye-lashes upon daylight that rots then dies, By the eye-round shine of marshlakes a peaceful village lies, CHICAGO FAIR e (Continued from 1) The home of your ancient fathers, your fathers' head stones, too, Embassy here for three page months. Where at last you'll rest like-wise. Mr Lacey is on what is described in the British foreign serballove. BUTITS TRUE!. vice as on a floating eighteen 93 hardio months tour of duty in Latin Not a soap, not a KEMGLO LOOKS AND WASHES LIKE BAKED ENAMEL America. a cream- Halo cannot Gives fragrant BRITISH AID leave dulling, dirt- "soft-water 2 lather CANS (Continued from page 1) catching soap fitm! needs no special rinse! arts and craft with posters giving a vivid picture of the prin- Removes embarrassing Halo leaves cipal hotels. hair soft, The three Haitians, who man dandruff from both hair manageable- -shining with ned the stand were extremely and scalp! colorful natural highlights! competent in answering questions and furnishing informa- Yes, "soaping" your hair with tion and all the requirements even finest liquid or oily cream for a visit to this country. "They shampoos leaves dulling, did Haiti credit", the American dirt-catching film. Halo, made The largest said. with a néw ingredient, contains Haiti probably had the smallnos soap, no sticky oils. selling est budget but undoubtedly it thevery Thus Halo first glorifies time you your use hair it. shampoo KEM had the best exhibition he added. Ask for Halo-Amerien's in a Miracle Finish GLO FOR KITCHENS, Countries throughout the world favorite shampoo-today. 2 had (Halo KEMGLO BATHROOMS, stands at the fair and EnAmericn ALL WOODWORK gland even had a complete JOSEPH NADAL, AGENTS Lyons Corner Shop, a replica of those seen over London. Halo reveals the hidden beauty of the haire H-6L-I-EL FAMOUS SHOES OVE R The World Bater FOR EVERY OCCASION