--- Page 1 --- II A I HE I un BERNARD DIEDERICH RONY CHENET, EDITOR Jr. GERANT RESPONSABLB THE HAITIAN ENGLISH LANGUAGE NEWSPAPER VOLUME III Port-au-Prince République D'HAITI SUNDAY, APRIL 12th 1958 No. 28 John Caboi Here On Two-Day PERSONALITIES <Good Neighbour> Visit OF. THE WEEK When Assistant Secretary ate in helping solve them. I'm These are men who are now of State John Cabot paid his particularly anxious to show helping guide the destiny of <Good Neighbour> visit to the Haitian people that we the Republic. our Capital last week he came (Continued on Page 2) ROGER DORSINVILLE without the usual entourage The new Secretary of State of a Washington VIP (Very The <Haili Sun> for Labour and Public Health Important Person). The head Will Not Appear was born in Port au Prince of the Department of Inter- For Next Two Weeks March 11, 1911. He attended American Affairs was the the Petit Seminaire College only passenger aboard the Your Reporter is stepping St. Martial, St. Louis de Gonsmall Navy plane that swoop- aboard a plane today for zague, the Lycee Petion and ed to a landing Wednesday at a visit to the United States went on to three years at the Bowen Field. He travelled and Canada on family affairs. Law School. He became a Excellency light, with just a suitcase, a During our two-week absence alr Cabot in a <tête à tête> with His the Pre- (Continued on Page 15) grip and an overcoat. the <Haiti Sun> will.go into isident With typical American di- a brief eclipse but we hope it rectness he told Your Report- will emerge brighter than Teen-Aged Boy Held Responsible er, <I'm here to find out what ever as a result of our invesFor Stealing 4,600 Gourdes Haiti's problems are and how tigations of latest newspaper the United States can cooper- techniques Stateside. Police have solved the case who was being shipped home ofthe missing 4,600 gourdes by boat to Aux Caves by his Which were stolen from a mer father because he had recent- Future <Bush Hopping Airline> thant passenger on the mo- ly stolen two bicycles in Port Makes Dramatic Here br boat <Sauveur> au Prince. Eniry Monday The lad watched ticht as the small boat tied with interest as a fellow pas- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kel- the arrival of two private bthe wharf de cabotage. But senger merchant Leonidas ley of Massachusetts are two planes. One, containing an twas no simple matter. The Jean-Claude counted a large very unassuming people but American Mining Engineer MINISTER LIAUTAUD hief turned out to be a teenthey staged one of the most by the name of Hughes, came iged boy named Lunel Senat (Continued, on Page 4) dramatic arrivals of the cur- in on schedule and Mr. rent winter season. It occur- Hughes announced that his Mountain Moving Machines red on Good Friday afternoon friends who had also taken off when Immigration and Avia- from the Cuban airport at Now At Work In Haiti tion Officials were called to Camaguey would be along Bowen Field to take care of (Continued on Page 4) Our Haitian mountains look operating on the site of the dlike pretty stable things un new cement plant on the road a iwe got fascinated peek at to St. Marc picked up nine Galerie Des Arts d'Haiti À Treasure ome of the contraptions So- tons of earth, carried it 200 House For Discriminating Tourists laco's General Manager feet, dropped it and came lacques Martin has been back for another bite of ter- More and more tourists are and not mass produced - howing off this past week. becoming discriminating shop something that can be worn MINISTER DORSINVILLE One of these giant gadgets (Continued on Page 2) pers as the trend of interna- or displayed with pride. And tional travel increases. Marc picked up nine Galerie Des Arts d'Haiti À Treasure ome of the contraptions So- tons of earth, carried it 200 House For Discriminating Tourists laco's General Manager feet, dropped it and came lacques Martin has been back for another bite of ter- More and more tourists are and not mass produced - howing off this past week. becoming discriminating shop something that can be worn MINISTER DORSINVILLE One of these giant gadgets (Continued on Page 2) pers as the trend of interna- or displayed with pride. And tional travel increases. And no many a diseriminating visiPOVERTY TO PLENTY longer are many willing to tor has launched a virtual use up their air luggage al- treasure hunt in the Galerie By Charles B. Wiggin lowance on what could be re- des Arts d'Haiti. -My grandmother died here the irrigated area constructed ferred to as ejunk.> The small green-fronted rom starvation. Before the ir- by SCIPA at Fonds Parisien. The more experienced a shop across from the PAA of - igation came- I was forced to Fonds Parisien is a little hara traveller is the more careful- fice has such unusual items iressi in tatters, now I have two let with its surrounding neighchooses his lew. pairs of pants with several bourhood located on the road to ly he souvenirs. SO attractively displayed that ine shirts. By our standards I Malpasse at the intersection of He or she looks for something more than one customer has ma wealthy man.> This dra- the road to the Pine Forest'and that truly reflects the spirit asked reverently <Is this a mu ibatic statement was made by Saltrou. In 1947 this was a'dy- or artistry of the country seum or are these things for esaint Exaus, a farmer in (Continued on Page 8) something that is individual (Continued on Page 14) MINISTER HEURTELOU --- Page 2 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, APRIL 12th. ed Africa's first three Tour- Le Tourneau distributor ig as follows: Young girls,wi Mountain Moving Machines napulls. Charles Dejean and Co. And had formed a football clui Now At Work In Haiti Field Engineer Alan New- the line is handled by Sonaco, were training on the Odeia ton, who is also supervising an Association Nationale du field on Avenue du Travaild (Continued from Page 1) trundled one of the Le Tourfew days ago. The show Wa neau earth-movers called the sO new that it drew a recor ra firma in just two minutes Tournapull down Harry Trucrowd who apparently care flat. We made up our minds man Boulevard like a Dynalittle about keeping their en there and then never to get in flow. Its G.M. diesel 186 on the ball. Seeing this,tia its wayh.p. motor can make a smooth - II owner of the field, Mr. Hena Other members of the au- 28 miles an hour. The other Odeide, who, it seems, hadal dience E Henry Chollat of the giant is called a Super C. ready allowed another mal GTM; Marcel Villard, Georges Tournatractor the Jargest club to use the field fori Leger Fils (legal advisor for bulldozer ofits size in the trainings, made his appen the Reynolds Mining Co.) and country. The Tournapull has ance and invited our sport Eugene Carrier also seem- five different units that can women to quit. ed mighty impressed. But be attached behind it a9 We regret this incider Eugene, who is now in the ton scraper, a rock machine, which has contrariated thi contracting business, really a crane etc. ournatractor the Jargest club to use the field fori Leger Fils (legal advisor for bulldozer ofits size in the trainings, made his appen the Reynolds Mining Co.) and country. The Tournapull has ance and invited our sport Eugene Carrier also seem- five different units that can women to quit. ed mighty impressed. But be attached behind it a9 We regret this incider Eugene, who is now in the ton scraper, a rock machine, which has contrariated thi contracting business, really a crane etc. The Tournatrac- Jacques Martin and his mo untain moving Dynaflow feminine movement which caused Port-au-Prineians to tor also is equipped with a the current demonstrations, Commerce. worth as much as another. drop their jaws when he half a dozen pieces of machin- delivered 15 of the giants to What kind owner will putl ery for various uses in level- Korea when he was serving OUR WOMEN FOOTBALL closed yard at the disposald ling and preparing the his stint with Uncle Sam. ERS NEED A FIELD our female footballers? ground. Both men have been making Such is the title of an ar- :0: Van Heusen's Thursday morning the big the machines do everything ticle which appeared in the Mr. Franck machines were on their way but talk and they insist that Wednesday, April 8th issue of tary of the Paul, Secraa new to La Boule to make a road size has nothing to do with Haiti-Journal. Said article ran flew to Caracas Haitian Embasse and His Excellency the Presi- ease of operation. Harold yesterday. Vanispun dent was one of the many Bogda insists that his son sport shirts < sidewalk superintendents Skippy learned to operate one watching their progress. La- of the earth-movers at the ter they are going on to Cap age of five. Just the thingfor Haitien, Fort Liberte and MiFirestone a backyard sand pile 1 ragoane where they will demonstrate how a pier can be They are the only equipbuilt in three days. ment of their type to have RAAseX The man who came along to push button controls SO Skipput them through their paces py probably didn't have too DESIGH is Harold Bogda, Le Tourneau difficult a time at that. They representative for Central arrived in Haiti last month MEW America and the West Indies. on the S. S. Berninudel of the Back in deliverMAATERIALS 1941 Harold Surinam Navigation Co. The WEW have the nubby John Cabot Here On Two-Day varocanac silk-like <Good MEW, Neighbour> Visit THE ALL NEW touch (Continued from Page 1) was a most important factor in deciding where American Wan Heusen's new rayon are interested. in solving financiers would place their VANISPON Sport Shirts are them. I want Firestone silky and luxurious. In fact; to pick their money. So we asked how Haiti minds and De Lixe they come as closet tol looking let them pick rated on that score. like silk as modern science mine. can make them. He CHAMPIONS pointed out that the Mr. Cabot seemed to rate You'll like the modern. Good Neighbour Policy is the it pretty high. He said that styling that- features pick most completely bi-partisan the Government had and is UP TO stitching on collar, pockets, policy in the of Ame55% and turnback cuffs. You'll history showing its unquestioned wilSTRONGER like the new colors that will rican Politics with both Dem- lingness to, give American innever fade in water or sun. ocratic and Republican admin vestors a fair opportunity to TO And you'll like, the price istrations playing a vital part bring OUP 60% im its growth. When their money into Haiti MORE NONasked if and the proper assurances the Eisenhower Regime plan that their rights will be adeSKIDANGLES nad any alterations in that quately He Agent in Haili: policy he answered that it protected. added OUP TO that 32% Jean beorge A. Mourra was planning to Capital will always come 135 Grand Rae place even where it sees opportunity for LONGER Tel: 3513 greater emphasis on increas- fair profit and no extraordinMILEAGE ing the ties of friendship in ary risks involved. . When their money into Haiti MORE NONasked if and the proper assurances the Eisenhower Regime plan that their rights will be adeSKIDANGLES nad any alterations in that quately He Agent in Haili: policy he answered that it protected. added OUP TO that 32% Jean beorge A. Mourra was planning to Capital will always come 135 Grand Rae place even where it sees opportunity for LONGER Tel: 3513 greater emphasis on increas- fair profit and no extraordinMILEAGE ing the ties of friendship in ary risks involved. (Fy risks, this hemisphere. he was plainly referring AMAZING NEW es featured in Having read his recent ad- the current wave of nationali- to Firestone Firestone Enguiren dress on the investment of zation of industries started SUPREME EXTRA POWER @ American Capital in Latin- and built up by Private InterSPARK PLUG BATTERIES 6X American countries, we not- prise). Outstanding for gas econ spark omy Last longer, Mat X-VH ed that he had the climate of Naturally, Mr. Cabot E motor perform- have more Esquire a' country (i.e. added ance.I Installa set ttoday. power buy political atmos- investments are further limE MANS oe re Extra Power. BaIoAt phere and public attitude) (Continued on Page 15) --- Page 3 --- SUNDAY, APRIL 12th *HAITI SUN> week. Cristobal got a six-million- Coast and brought to Port au Mrs. Roosevelt dollar refitting job after the Prince. claims that war. But it wasn't until this HABANEX itself is work- pure art should be expressed February that they began ing hard to expand its plan- only in its own medium, that making their regular calls tations. Around 250,000 trees it need not tell a story to again to Port au Prince. The have been planted the first arouse a sensation. Nor does gala reception held to inau- three months of this year. A she believe in using trickerv gurate the new service was 15 centime premium granted of perspective. A canvas, she something that will go down growers has greatly stimulat- says, is of two dimensions in Haitian legend as a super ed production. Haitian figue only. Her abstract blending bamboche. of line and colour expresses bananas may once more be these convictions. And We were sorry to hear that well known on the New York she the gallant host, General market where they used to be has omitted titles - giving Agent William Lloyd is retir- praised for their superior the observed the chance to ing in a few weeks'time. He quality and taste. name each work according to first came to Haiti on his the impressions he Teceives: The S.S. Panama entering Port au Prince Bay honeymoon' trip in 1928 and HEIDI ROOSEVELT OPENS from 1930 on relieved the Pan 101ST EXHIBITION Pension Travel By Sea To And From Haiti ama Agent each year for his AT CENTRE D'ART San annual vacation. Michele Becomes and He has many Heidi Roosevelt, the wife Regular Popular Again friends in the Capital and will in cool Petionville be missed. of the genial host at the Ibo French and American Your Reporter paid a Sun- growth of the tourist trade; Lele, is the artist featured by Cuisine; Hot and Cold day visit to the S.S. Ancon il also has been a boom to Incidentally, the cargo faci- the Centre d'Art at its 101st Running Water. andf found its interior as sleek Haitians who like to do their lities of the sleek passenger Exposition which is running Special monthly rates. wife Regular Popular Again friends in the Capital and will in cool Petionville be missed. of the genial host at the Ibo French and American Your Reporter paid a Sun- growth of the tourist trade; Lele, is the artist featured by Cuisine; Hot and Cold day visit to the S.S. Ancon il also has been a boom to Incidentally, the cargo faci- the Centre d'Art at its 101st Running Water. andf found its interior as sleek Haitians who like to do their lities of the sleek passenger Exposition which is running Special monthly rates. and modern as its streamlin- travelling by sea. About a ships has also been a boom until Wednesday of thi is Telephone 7894. ed hull. In fact it's a small dozen local residents book to Haitian business. Early in Ceech CCCce 2 32h 0c0E edition of the Queen Mary as passage each week on the New March HABANEX took adfaras luxurious decor is con- York bound ship which 9r- vantageof the special refrigecerned. Mirrors are used lav- rives from Panama at 8 Snr- ration and of the DAMBALA rapidity iehly especially in the dining day morning and sails at Panama Line' to ship 2,200 THE CAPITAL'S NEWEST HOTEL Foom to give the feeling of noon. It's a three and a balf regimes of bananas to New spaciousness. And even the day voyage and from what York, bringing one of our baIs Now Open smallest cabins look more roo- those who have madeit tell sic produets back on the world On The Site Of The Old St. Francis my by simply having their us a most pleasant one, market after an absence of 21 beds fold into the wall when The cost is much less than years. TOPS IN not În use. All are aircondi- one would' expect d 130 dol- HABANEX's Jean Elie is <IT'S HAITI> tioned with private baths. lars one way and 234 dollars reported to be busy on a plan ENJOY It's little wonder that the round trip. to make regular weekly shipLUNCHEON three sister ships of the Pan- The ships called here regu- ments of our figues on the DINNER ama Line have had a highly larly before World War II line which will enable them COCKTAILS snccessful winter season for when they went into duty for to reach New York in the their nine-day cruise from Uncle Sam. As a command best possible condition. This 2,000 Feet Closer to Heaven New York to Port au Prince ship known as the <Mighty means that the regimes of Madame W. D. Cameron, Manager and Panama. bananas must be gathered A> the Ancon motheredinvaThe South-bound ship ar- sions from the first allied quickly from the outlying Telephone 7887 fruit ports on the Southern Frives in our harbour every landing at Fedala, French Mo Saturday at7 a.m. and sails at rocco, to the Grand Finale i three in the afternoon, with the Pacific. Straddled by anaverage of 170 tourists German bombs a but never abroad. About 20 stop over hit L she was the hottest tar imPort au Prince each trip get, sought after by the Jeramat least 70 others pay 6 ries who made frantic day dollars to take the four-hour and night attempts to knock touir of the city and moun- her out as the nerve centerof tains The Haitian Travel the invasion fleets. The JapService, Heraux Tours, Agen: anese took up where the GercCitadelle and Southerland' mans left off and boasted Tours have each had a turn they would sink her for sure. showing the beauties of the But she flaunted every effort conntry to the cruise visitors. and steamed into Tokyo Bay Not only has the renewed on August 29, 1945 in the van service of the Panama Line guard of the conquering.Ame swelled the income of those rican forces. The Picardie restaurant in Tete de PEau is gaining local as well as foreign acclaim for its who depend upon the stendy She and the Panama and excellent French cuisine. therland' mans left off and boasted Tours have each had a turn they would sink her for sure. showing the beauties of the But she flaunted every effort conntry to the cruise visitors. and steamed into Tokyo Bay Not only has the renewed on August 29, 1945 in the van service of the Panama Line guard of the conquering.Ame swelled the income of those rican forces. The Picardie restaurant in Tete de PEau is gaining local as well as foreign acclaim for its who depend upon the stendy She and the Panama and excellent French cuisine. For reservations one should telephone 7416. Travel Direct to Miami by Sailines Evers two weers RE UNUEVO DOMINICAT INO M AMIe a T - She oXun ou Lu For information see Age nt ROBERT E. BOY, Expo sition Siand No. 7 PO. B ox 228. Tel. 2167 --- Page 4 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, APRLL 12th TO OPEN <BUSH HOPPING> Teen-Aged Boy Held The Haitian TOMORROW Brilliant American ENTRY Legislatur DRASTIC HERE Composer Responsible For Siealing will open tomorrow for (Continued from Page 1) Misses Crocs But Bags Ducks 4,600 Gourdes session which promises anew (Continued from Page 1) tole a 'very busy one with The crocodiles Lake man shortly. At least, he said, at the young Bostonian had serv stack of money, put it back in important subjects on thep Sumatre probably would have ed a stint as conductor of the a brief case and then locked they'd BETTER be along agenda. Forty lawmakers wilP been a bit more accommodat- New York Philharmonic, the the whole thing up in a wood- on shortly, since they only had be hand including Anthor to Mast ing if they knew who was youngest one in the history of en cabinet before Roche gas them until 6 p.m. settling and Edouard shooting at them last week. that Hall.ne Officials scanned the horizon great Orchestra. down to sleep. deputies elected in the The man on Maurice De Anris anxiously as the clock hands Bernstein's Lunel listened carefully for and Les Cayes Young's latest Safari was name will cer- the merchant's arrondise swung from 5:50, 5:55 to 6 none other than handsome, tainly be included in the his- stole snores, then ments replacing the late SH to 6:05. All communications tory the dramatic the key from his pocket vio Cator and Joseph Leonard of dynamic Bernstein, birth of and was Iof were closed down because of the state He in the act of mak- beau. one of the most brilliant conof Israel. was in ing off with the the Holy Day and there wns ductors and composers to Tel Aviv during the height of when briefcase FOOTBALL no way to alert rescue service the Jewish-Arab another passenger spot Excelsior redeemed them about emerge on the American musiconfliet and ted him and a plane down at sea. was most sent up a cry of selves slightly this, scene. cal He and his red thrilled by the news past wecH Finally at 6:20 everyone left haired actress wife, Felicia, that the Israel forces had just <barre voleur.> In the bed- by scoring their first victont the darkened airport with the lam that followed, the young after three wicked defeats inF brought home a bag of ducks captured ancient biblical thief heavy hearts. The American from their hunt but the city of Bethsheba. As a gesthrew the brief case in a row. The opposing team Engineer and Hotel Oloffson of a small row boat and tried to Croix-des-Bouquets caiman wounded by the fam- ture tribute he offered to walkat Manager Victor de Keyserling conduct outrun his captors. He lost off the field after the ous musician threshed to the a Gershwin and Mofourtsio were the last to turn back to- bottom of the Lake and stay- zart Concert in the ruins of the race but all attempts to goal. It appears they coutt ward Port au Prince. The opposing team Engineer and Hotel Oloffson of a small row boat and tried to Croix-des-Bouquets caiman wounded by the fam- ture tribute he offered to walkat Manager Victor de Keyserling conduct outrun his captors. He lost off the field after the ous musician threshed to the a Gershwin and Mofourtsio were the last to turn back to- bottom of the Lake and stay- zart Concert in the ruins of the race but all attempts to goal. It appears they coutt ward Port au Prince. But as find the money proved to be not stand to have Excelsior ed there. A man can't have the ancient town. And five they were driving along the ALL the luck ALL the time. thousand eager music lovers in vain. all teams beat them. highway, they suddenly heard travelled Several passengers noted :0: In case you need remindacross the desert to the beat of a plane motor. ing, Mr. Bernstein is sitting bei present at the event. When that the watchman, Christian Dr. Paul Chenet who ref Then a searchlight stabbed Lamour, seemed to be acting cently returned mighty pretty right now as Egyptian intelligence agents with his fam out of the night sky probing queerly sO police paid a call ily (wife author of the score of the reported this mass movement, and son) by wayo for the airport. They swept biggest smash hit on Broad- it was mistakenly interpreted at the home of his woman on the U.S. from five years IDT their Renault around in a fast the Rue Americaine. They Switzerland tol way <Wonderful Town> with as the prelude to a new Israedropped by U-turn and headed back to found two thousand of the see advance sales of records al- li offensive in the area and the boys of the old the field brs just as the Kelleys ready hitting the 100,000 the Egyptian forces with- stolen gourdes. The watch- gade at Ti Coq's <Black Cabl rotted to a three-point land- mark. drew.. That how man, who had been one of the boutique was the new Thursday evening ing. Jewish State won a large loudest shouters of <Stop The conversation was UT His past successes include stretch of territory without Thief> saw where the lad had changed after all these It seemed that their twin- the scores of <On The Town>, the loss ofa single man. The dropped the briefcase. Later Deputy Sheriff years engined Cessna at Oamer had spurted a musical starring dancer tack the he returned and went home Moody dropped so into town oil badly they had made an Sona and Egyptians were fear- with the swag. Osata, <Fancy ing did come, but from an Wednesday from Kingston. emergency landing at the Free> one of Choreographer entirely unexpected Guantanamo Naval Base. quarter. in Jerome Robbin's most popuThey put more oil and af- lar modern ballets. CAa ter a consultation with me500 Dollars Worth chanics on the field, continued But to the most serious mu- Of Jewelry Go On Sale on to Port au Prince where sic lovers, Bernstein is known For Charily they are now happily making mostly for his symphony <Jethe best of being grounded by remiah> written at 22 and We were a little late in getlapping up the good cookingat played publicly for the first ting around to the Ouvroir Na Hotel Oloffson. When their time three years later after tional Thursday morning to Convenient Service new engine to arrives, Daily they will look at the Winifred Chenet continue on to Brazil where exhibit of handwrought jewel the Air Force Veteran and a ted having some mighty anxi- ry put on sale for the benefit HAVANA displaced Polish pilot are ous moments, Then we turn- of the Madame Magloire Foun starting a <Bush hopping> ed to his young blonde wife dation. When we walked in at Airline NEW with and asked ORLEANS headquarters in <Were you frighten noon, there was hardly a hand the town of Boa Vista. look at the Winifred Chenet continue on to Brazil where exhibit of handwrought jewel the Air Force Veteran and a ted having some mighty anxi- ry put on sale for the benefit HAVANA displaced Polish pilot are ous moments, Then we turn- of the Madame Magloire Foun starting a <Bush hopping> ed to his young blonde wife dation. When we walked in at Airline NEW with and asked ORLEANS headquarters in <Were you frighten noon, there was hardly a hand the town of Boa Vista. ed?> She looked up in sur- ful of items left on display. Via Pan American We asked Ed Kelly if he prise. *Who, me? Why no, I Within two hours after the connecting with C&S Clipper" to Kingston had doubts about making it to was asleep. First Lady opened the exhibit, Constellations Port au Prince and he admit- That's confidence for you! the display shelves were DIRECT Lv.Port au Prince EST 10:40am swept bare by eager buyers. in New CONNECTION Orleans to Dal- Ar.Havana 2:57pm GET THAT BRAND In fact, many of them wanted la Los Angeles and Ar.New Orleans CST 5:17pm SEWR to order San Francisco Ar. Dallas 8:46pm NoT THIS duplicates of the atAr. Chicago 11:15pm tractive pieces that were in C&S SUNDAYS: Constellation ser- Ar.Los Angeles PST - 2:05am $500 * the exhibition. It just vice direct to New Orleans and Chicago at 10:20 AM A N L goes to show how originality and taste Joseph Nadal & Co., General Agents are appreciated in y erm costume jewelry design. A40 2R a * Bur THIS mong the most popular items, Ticket Offices: znd n. * however, were the copper Jos. Nadal & Co, Bldg. - hand-hammered bowls turned out by the petite American's clever - Be fingers. Emda - 70 A CHICAGO & SOUTHERN - This was one case S where AIR LINES Bes Onchisene AIMIT the early bird got the goods and the late comer got left! Tel: 3313 or see Your Travel Agent --- Page 5 --- SUNDAY, APRIL 12th <HAITI SUN> WISE and OTHERWISE stead of just starting on the foot, and glare at me until I His eyes opened wider and By T. J Grant road to fame and fortune. go to sleep. When I am asleep wider as I went on. You know, Ihave chronic they swarm all over my bed, Suddenly he interrupted Wandering through the Dust claims dust and we asthma, a weak heart, and running up and down, back me, asking <Do they wear red jages of the Bible the other die too.> very low blood pressure. So, and forth on it all night. It's hats, Tommy, and green shoes ight I came to this line, I have to take ephedrine for a wonder I get any sleep at all. with bells on the toes ?> Your old men shall dream <The silver cord shall my asthma, or I can't sleep. Of course I know that they <Yess, I replied, surprised. reams, and your young men break .and man goes to his But the ephedrine makes me are not real, that is, of course, <How did you know, Marcel?> ahall see visions.. (Joel II. 28). lông home.> tremble and and keeps me realin the way that you andI <There's three of them on That is what the old men awake. So I have to take nem- are. But they are real in an- your shoulder now, and two Hsed to do;sit around dream- Things have changed now. butal to counteract the ephe- other way, if you know what more climbing up your arm>, RE dreams, waiting for the Take me, for instance. My drine So I can stop shaking I mean, even if they are not he yelled, <Get those things na, looking back over the pleasures, Iny hopes, my.fears, and sleep. of them on That is what the old men awake. So I have to take nem- are. But they are real in an- your shoulder now, and two Hsed to do;sit around dream- Things have changed now. butal to counteract the ephe- other way, if you know what more climbing up your arm>, RE dreams, waiting for the Take me, for instance. My drine So I can stop shaking I mean, even if they are not he yelled, <Get those things na, looking back over the pleasures, Iny hopes, my.fears, and sleep. But the nembutal real, because they are really out of my house., ears littered with their mis- will die only on the day that makes me sleepy and dopey there. That should be clear akes, their failures and the I die, not before. There will when I get up in the morning, to anybody. Then he grabbed my arm, anfalfilled visions of their be no period of senile decay 80: I have to take benzedrine XXX and shoved me out through outh. Their hearts were for me. Death shall take me to wake me up SO that I can I decided to see Marcel the back door of his house inalel with infinite sadness in the plenitude of my vigour. work. Now the benzedrine about them. I hated to bother to the yard, slamming the nd torment; all their toil I shall see my visions of a and the nembutal have a de- him, as he has been quite ill door shut behind me. cead striving, all the pain and bright and shining fnture un- pressing effect on my weak for some time now and his XXX oFrow they had endured, til the end. heart, SO my doctor has to doctor has forbidden him to Perhaps we both need help. uadled only to this day when give me a shot of some heart smoke or drink. I know what I saw a man at a Round fe had lost its savour, this You see, I am a miracle of stimulant three times a week. a tremendous shock that can Table discussion at the Haiay when hope was gone and modern medicine. For my low blood pressure I be to a man's nervous system. tian American Institute the Ithat was left was the bit- At sixty nine years of age take Cortalex every day. This But I went. other night. I liked his voice dream of what might I am starting two new ear- is, you know, prepared from I found him in his labora- when I heard him speak. It arel been. eers, one in business and one the cortex of the adrenal tory. He is devoting his spare was low and gentle. He had a in literature. And T am going glands, and it makes me irri- time to research now.I don't kind face. I was curious andy Shelley put it this way, to get married as soon as"I table and aggressive. So my know what he is looking for. asked who he was. His name First old pleasures die can save enough money to buy doctor recommended about I told him about the little is Dewitt Peters. and then some furniture. eight ounces of Grant's Whis- men. He listened with a pe- I am going to suggest to urhopes, and then our fears Yet, if it wasn't for the ky every evening to soothe culiar expression on his face. Marcel that we go to see him. and when progress medicine has made and relax me. This calls for Phese are dead, the debt isi in the last few years 1 would a daily dose of Methischol to For Distinguished Beauty and Unparalleled due, probably be dead IAW, in- protect my liver. Then, of Accuracy Always Choose course, like every one else, I take a complete set of vitaHERE mins for my general well ROLI IT a Class being. it wasn't for the ky every evening to soothe culiar expression on his face. Marcel that we go to see him. and when progress medicine has made and relax me. This calls for Phese are dead, the debt isi in the last few years 1 would a daily dose of Methischol to For Distinguished Beauty and Unparalleled due, probably be dead IAW, in- protect my liver. Then, of Accuracy Always Choose course, like every one else, I take a complete set of vitaHERE mins for my general well ROLI IT a Class being. IS...in You would be amazed at By Itself... the NEW what all this costs. I could have been married long ago FERGUSON "30" ift the money I need to buy: fur niture hadn't gone to buy medicine. But it is worth every cent € thatIpay. AsI stride vigorously through the streets of Port au Prince, radiating health and energy, feeling and looking forty years younger than Ireally am, I see people looking at me with admira tion and, sometimes, envy. I know they are saying to themRUSSO FRERES -- 25 Rue Roux A Host of Gregt selves, <Isn't he wonderful? Enghnering Lookat it. Get that feeling Iadlading Apraitean Ihopel Iwill be like that when 6weight and traction I am his age.> Eeand tor power. Here'sa tracA greay new Physically and I that will meet more of engine thatde mentally needs more of the time Iplers over never felt better in my life. E any other tractor you power. m ore Everything would be perfect ever could buy. No other traetor better A new were it not for the little men produced has system't eir-fuel This sovereign Wi.isky torque characteristic (lugging sults thatz rewho have been annoying me possesses that distinction power). It will pull yor engine? AEn onger lately. They are queer little of flavour which claim through the toughest soil - will without slowing or stalling. Bigger, heavier chaps, about two innhos high, your allegiance from the first sip. lwill) keep on going where rrear-end to give with fair hair and eves that plber tractors quit. glow LU like miniature automoMICHLANA HICHLAND bile headlights. QUEEN Come in and ask for a demonstration: They climb up the legs of MSCOTCH QUEEN HAYTIAN TRACTOR and EQUIPMENT CO.S.A. my desk, as I sit there in the MAURICE BONNEF IL, MANAGER evenings reading, and pop SCOTCH WHISKY RUE PAVEE, BA BOUM BUILDING their heads over the edge of & it to stare at me, When I go MACDONALD Distillers Leith MUIR Scotland LTD AND 63 FERGUSON to bed at night a whole row Distributars: General Trading Go., S.A. FERGUSON TRACTOR SYSTEM IMPLEMENTS of them sit on the rail at the --- Page 6 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, APRIL 12th Page 6/ And there they lie in our simple, open and hospitable Personally I passed the test We Live In A Forest Covered yard, six little puppies, just men and women. me, When I go MACDONALD Distillers Leith MUIR Scotland LTD AND 63 FERGUSON to bed at night a whole row Distributars: General Trading Go., S.A. FERGUSON TRACTOR SYSTEM IMPLEMENTS of them sit on the rail at the --- Page 6 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, APRIL 12th Page 6/ And there they lie in our simple, open and hospitable Personally I passed the test We Live In A Forest Covered yard, six little puppies, just men and women. because I like to eat sugar under the tree in which our And the children, you cane likeeverybody does. cPas Mouniain In Haiti chicken sleep in order to keep should see them dance with possib', mon cher, ou Das (The following short xti histoiress concerning the lives of themselves from being eaten the same natural feeling, to- blanc, ou Haitienls three American children living in the Pine Forest have been set and the two bigger These were a down by a young Dutchman, Fred Kubbinga, who works and by a cat or a mongoose. gether just few real ones also with the life stories lives with the family.) THE BAMBOCHES other peoof little import Celesti is the man with ple who handle them like por ance, but they are real and JOHN'S HORSE home for luncheon, the chil- two houses, one to live in and celain, but are always asked the children will never forget John, the big explorer and dren were all excited and ran the other one "especially for by them to dance quicker or such a period of their youth recent pupil of our honga, out to me, yelling that Mert the Saturday. evening bam- to do more difficult passes. It will give them independ would like to have a horse. was having puppies. boches. Celesti is smart with his ence, an open eye and broad With much self-sacrifice he I entered the room and all We have a standing invita- bamboches, because he sells mind, and for all honest jude had saved 20 dollars but three were sitting around the tion and if we don't feel like cigarettes, kolas, clairin, etc., ment. horses are expensive and a basket in front of the fire- going, all our neighbours although it is no exception good horse cost at least 40 to place, in which they had put come to find us and only a that somebody brings his own May they grow up. to ba 60 dollars. Many people came the expecting mother. The very good argument can help liquor-cellar in the back-poc- the strong, deep people the to offer their animals but to first puppy was born and for a refusal. ket of his trousers. And be world is lacking SO badly. Gol John's desperation supply and everybody waited eagerly for sides, a big part of Celesti's bless them. demand could not agree on the other ones, looking whe- Arriving at <Caille Celesti> profit disappears in the the price. ther Mert was at ease and giv the orchestra (three drums, a throats of our children. HOUSE FOR RENT Weeks passed by and he ing her encouraging nods. banjo and a wooden box with had taken up the heavy track This is so normal, I mean 4 holes and steel plates over After a while the speed is Nice house ruelle of savingmore money. Atlast, the kids sitting there, be- them, that works like a bass) increased and all of a sudden on Carle however, a man, who really cause they have seen a mare stand up and play the Haitian one of the men gives a solo in troen. 3 bedrooms, 2 tolle needed money badly showed having her colt and the same national anthem. banjo and a wooden box with had taken up the heavy track This is so normal, I mean 4 holes and steel plates over After a while the speed is Nice house ruelle of savingmore money. Atlast, the kids sitting there, be- them, that works like a bass) increased and all of a sudden on Carle however, a man, who really cause they have seen a mare stand up and play the Haitian one of the men gives a solo in troen. 3 bedrooms, 2 tolle needed money badly showed having her colt and the same national anthem. This is front of the fire or Celesti rooms. Hot water. Contad up and said that $20 cash thing for the goats, cows and namely the sign that the even dances the conga with his fa- <Haîti Sun.> would do it. John ran into even women in the valley. ing has been officially open- vourite. the house, staggering over the As soon as a puppy was ed, but in the second place a Emee's threshold and chairs, grasped born it was destinated to one suggestion to me that a round head starts to fall his money, gave Îtto the farm- of the family till there were of 10-cop (1 cent U.S.) clairin to one side and she is talking er as quickly as possible, took five healthy- girl-puppies would be very welcome. And on the installment system. his horse and led it behind scrambling around, searching no words are clearer expres- This is the sign to go home. thel house, afraid that the man for their Mother. All named sion of the wishes, because, if With Emee on my shoulders, would change his mind. after the Canadian quintu- I hesitate, the anthem in re- the two others reluctantly Ir's NOTA slugging behind and a few DREEN Well, the horse wasl baptized plets. peated. <No opening without BUTA REELITY eBeautys and seemed to. be a What a surprise for supper a rhythm stimulance,s clairins in my stomack, the Wourt homein techud nice animal, though never a it was when we suddenly disroad home is long. for wounlk M aur After this it starts and We this chance for number one on a covered a sixth child and a enjoy life and I & ahen an zrelh contest. when I say xit, eit> is real- think it is fun to be called a on bun TILES horse boy this time. Finally a name FABRIQUE ly something. Even cold nor- nickname by that small SOfor the boy was found al- thern blood gets warm under ciety the dHOSAiqUEs The second day of his pro- though none of the children high in mountains, EMILE GARDERE prietorship, however set in was too enthusiastic. He had this strong rhythm, that ex- for which we are no foreign- ehotiynten TEL:5120-7758 with a big disaster. John, in spoiled the game. presses the heartbeat of these ers but friends. pyjamas, went out in theyard Anyhow, they were there, CC to see how Beauty was mak- the new members of our faming out and saw to his terror ily and enjoyed the same care that he was gone. He ran back and nursery as a whole ZO0, Avith tears like a tropicalrain- goats and chicken included. fall, put on his clothes and A few days later Mother and LINK-BELT LS-85 rushed off without a word. Daddy went down to town After a few hours he came and SO the children helped SPEEDER back, tired and hungry, pull- clean the house, doing the Yard ing a reluctant horse behind cooking, setting and clearing him, which hel had found back, the table. having a chat with his first Shovel-Cramegirl-friend in our valley. a whole ZO0, Avith tears like a tropicalrain- goats and chicken included. fall, put on his clothes and A few days later Mother and LINK-BELT LS-85 rushed off without a word. Daddy went down to town After a few hours he came and SO the children helped SPEEDER back, tired and hungry, pull- clean the house, doing the Yard ing a reluctant horse behind cooking, setting and clearing him, which hel had found back, the table. having a chat with his first Shovel-Cramegirl-friend in our valley. Every night, returning Everybody relieved, the house from our work, they had a Dragline hold carried on under nor- surprise for me, candy, a big malblood pressure. cake or a new game to play. But Beauty is type and But all of a sudden, an epiaccustomed himself to the fam demic disease struck the ilyl like achild. He keeps both puppy-basket. Something was eyes open and has a clear and wrong with Mert's milk and firm mind, because in the dry every night a puppy died. season, with no water outside, Desperately, the children tried he pushes the backdoor open, to cure the Mother and congets into thel kitchen and finds sulted the servants. There More Powerfel weight- 85 fi.p. 44,200 angins lbs. Diesel his way to the waterdrums. was nothing to do about it Greater ning 30,000 lbe. Do you still think, that noth- and a Safely ladope Rapid Boom Honl o deain week-long we had a sad S for sarvice mng is happening up there? Clama Shovel, Dragline in the Hoe, Driver M funeral, early morning, Tresch E and Crane all of us shivering in the cold : Positive Oficial Chain and Crowd Sonice for Shovel MERT'S PUPPIES: Salos Headquortens air, with faces that expressed Distributor in Haiti CHARLES As I told you already, Mert the little tragedies that can FEQUIERE is our dog and one day I came change everything 54 Rue Roux - Tel: 3279 - 2245 - 5173 completely. --- Page 7 --- SUNDAY, APRIL 12th *HAITI SUN> JUSTICE FOR JUDAS IN HAITI SAOD S MTTC NEWEYORK, HAITI,NEN: tance YORK (From <Times April 6th The shops in tbis section edition). line de S CRe been checked by tbis. E wuspapers and to the Throughout Haiti this week, * of O1T knowledge AReS the people of the villages will A SURINAH mercbandise is o1 enact the Judas hunt, ananNAVIGATION Sowices Mows quality and good T Y cient Holy Week ceremonial ata BAUSSAN TEL: 330% which they have coloured and absorbed into their own folkAsk For lore. In effigy, <Monsieur enveloppant comme la sole Judas> will come to visit the "Jane Barbancourt' peasants as one of the twelve Orife de Ehine apostles and an, honoured de RHUM guest.. But as soon as the parfum death of Christ is announced F MIILOT Still Produced by de Belle on Good Friday, the symbolic PARIS the family il traitor.will flee, and the Guinle hunt PEailts Ainiaue Soparimnent Stere will begin early on Holy SatHIGH CLASS Souvenirs. mystical urday." FISHER French The Judas figure varies Curio Rue du Sbop Quai STANDARD QUALITY Perfumes. endharting throughout/ the Black Repub- 20r SwissWatehes ntenld-neneuned lic, according to local artistry FRENCH PERFUMES SINGE 1862 Haitian Records. and whimsy. In Colonie des Local Handicrafts eriting, Vacances, a prosperous village Splendid Mahogany "Jame Barbancourt ONE PRICE. BUT absasa: of whitewashed mud and Ware THE RIGHT PRICE thatch huts outside Port-auPrince's fashionable suburb of Pétionville, he is usually a raffish, cotton-stuffed fellow ub- 20r SwissWatehes ntenld-neneuned lic, according to local artistry FRENCH PERFUMES SINGE 1862 Haitian Records. and whimsy. In Colonie des Local Handicrafts eriting, Vacances, a prosperous village Splendid Mahogany "Jame Barbancourt ONE PRICE. BUT absasa: of whitewashed mud and Ware THE RIGHT PRICE thatch huts outside Port-auPrince's fashionable suburb of Pétionville, he is usually a raffish, cotton-stuffed fellow in sport jacket with a pink Ardsp boutonnière, a big cigar and V/ INTERNATIONA RO harlequin glasses; in remote 2&1: Stalan Basse Guinaudée (pop. 300) IT'S AS EASY AS THAT. YES. on the southern peninsula, he Ou kacht Conkiny LUHUSS is a rustic with a ragged face and sisal beard. Blaby t Nautug Piencn Gift After some elder has hidShopping is no problem whenyous shop af den the effigy, village women Cuisine Ba Oovxauln <MAISON ORIENTALE, and children brandishing PHoene Restauton Haues U sticks and kitchen knives F E search the villages crying, Te We invite you io visit the Gift Depart- sQui bo li?s (where is he meni. You'll he amazed at the fine hiding). Then entire populacolleciion of Gifts for Ladies and tions, including stiff-jointed Men. Are surprised that we-say ancients and bare-bottomed Ladies? a service to the hunjoin the het small fry, in Ra Ra dreds of men who shop with us daily. processions that snake out inIn our gift collection you'll find ideas to the countryside, laughing 00 CASINO that are different. Some are really and joking and singing creole chants to the M RAGAERL - Collectors ITEMS. accompaniment ET of throbbing tambours and ARRRDAL a booming vaccines (huge bam- MAARORDAREET SNEASAe MAIYI's oniv boo pipes that give off hollow, INDIAN STORE resonant notes when blown). RIENTALE: ERE THE LOWEST PRICE, IS THE ORLV.PRICE Waving clubs, machetes and old colonial swords, they iner thrash <AU LINCOLNS Will Deliver Groceries to Door coccc sor through the ravines your and canebrakes, and if by NCH- DINNER - SNACKS (Continued on Page 10) C INSTITUT a DE BEAUTE "Fish Bowl" Pauile Daoncan R - Rizoton on the Ave. Fra nklin Roosevelt De Decurhle AULINCOLN - Psidarmingretauraut by the sea VRAISONSA DOMULL - Neea breeze available day and night ecm # Mpeh up till 1:30 am Weel-days ppecur eowim ben up till2:30 am Sundays and Saturdaye (ell your beauty needs)) ench and American cooking. Bar service tttons Miee Saer farin Pross sing, Satour ealitv : Creole Ainhoe which are available at all times. m For Anauen Tac al Malo ne Hia Sato Kesesososoecoser: 200 2 X 000000000000 o 0c000 wi fur Coroge --- Page 8 --- SUNDAY, APRILI 12th HAITI SUN> A marked physical improve- are: cooking oil, clairin (raw their productive fields and no POVERTY TO PLENTY ment is very apparent at Fonds rum), sugar, salt fish, cod fish, longer occupy themselves in the Parisien. Many houses have laundry soap, flour and soft charcoal industry. People from By Charles B. Wiggin been rebuilt and many new ones drinks. The number of custom- the villages bordering Btang constructed. Thatched roofs have ers is constantly increasing. 8 --- SUNDAY, APRILI 12th HAITI SUN> A marked physical improve- are: cooking oil, clairin (raw their productive fields and no POVERTY TO PLENTY ment is very apparent at Fonds rum), sugar, salt fish, cod fish, longer occupy themselves in the Parisien. Many houses have laundry soap, flour and soft charcoal industry. People from By Charles B. Wiggin been rebuilt and many new ones drinks. The number of custom- the villages bordering Btang constructed. Thatched roofs have ers is constantly increasing. In Saumatre (ètang is lake) britg (Continued from Page 1) saires, Oriani or Savane Zombi. been replaced in a good many addition to the people of Fonds in fresh fish for sale and buy During periods of famine those instances by galvanized iron Parisien, customers come from other articles at the store. These ing community, dying from the who dared remain on the spot roofs, and in general a definite surrounding towns such as Pays are his new customers and ther lack of water and impoverished were forced to live on <catiés effort has been made to make Pourri, Toman, Cadiac, Roche, come usually on "Tuesday. He soil. Covered with dry mesquite seeds (Pseudophenix vinifera) all dwellings more comfortable. Lastic, Nan Pot de Chambre as was asked what was the reasor and catcus, it was a picture of and cut off twigs and branches In place of the mud and wattle well as labourers who come to for the influx of. outside labom abject desolation, for charcoal production. construction previous to the far- Fonds Parisien for the prepara- that he mentioned. In hisopis The history of the area shows In 1947 the President of the rival of irrigation; some houses tion of charcoal since the people ion the necessity for importing many ups and downs. Accord Republic requested Food Supply, are now built of masonry. of Fonds Parisien are busy in (Continued on Page 9) ing to Moreau de St- Rémy, an the predecessor of SCIPA, to The main activity at Fonds early French historian, the area study the possibilities of salvag- Parisien used to be the manu-] was famous during the French ing the region.. <An engineering facture of charcoal and its ex colonial period for its vineyard investigation indicated that it port to Portau-Prince. Although € MACPHERSONS and the abundance of the food would be feasible to bring wa- this continues to a minor de stuff it used to produce. In his ter from the gorge of the river greel in: the mountainous. areas cdack NNC Dictionnaire Géographique et to the farming lands in a lined surrounding the village, much NCX Administratif d'Haitis published channel. The report was accept of the charcoal now transport in 1890, Rouzier describes the ed and Food Supply was author- ed to Port au Prince is brought little ized to on the work CLUNY' place as an ragreeable vilcarry which over in sailboats from Thomalage located on the southeastern was to consist of a small diver- zeau across Etang Saumâtre. SCOTCH WHISKY shore oft the Etang Saumatre - sion dam, 2-1/2 kilometers of 10 The former brush land that furn JOHN E. MSPHERSON& SONS.LTD. where much sisal, latanier and in. diameter concrete pipe and ished the raw material for charEDINBURGH. € plenty of red kidney beans are 6-1/2 kilometers of concrete coal is now in rice, corn, beans NENCASTL-TTYNE & LONDON. M cultivated.- line canal. The estimated cost and vegetable production. D On November 19, 1909, how- of the project was 100,000 dol-, Guaranteed Distilled in Scotland and Bottled WKu UAP Mersodt ever came a devastating flood lars and approximately 1,500 In an interview with a local in the Old Country by the Sole Proprietors. which swept over the whole acres were to be benefited. storekeeper, Edmond Déricin: village. and covered it with a Not only have the farmers of stated that he now is able tot holytrullhiknstony new layer of alluvial soil. 19, 1909, how- of the project was 100,000 dol-, Guaranteed Distilled in Scotland and Bottled WKu UAP Mersodt ever came a devastating flood lars and approximately 1,500 In an interview with a local in the Old Country by the Sole Proprietors. which swept over the whole acres were to be benefited. storekeeper, Edmond Déricin: village. and covered it with a Not only have the farmers of stated that he now is able tot holytrullhiknstony new layer of alluvial soil. This Fonds Parisien returned to the sell rice, chicken corn and red isa an account of the flood by Mr. Chase, then parson of the GanMhisky thier commune: <From November 11, at 4.00 Mady a.m. to the 12th at 12.00, noon, 230 P Os millimeters of rain fell over Ganthier and 369 over Fonds Ver USINE A GLACE NATIONALE rettes within 36 hours Never Distributors before had one seen such 2. de luge in the Plaine du Cul de Sac. The rain stopped exactly when the water crushing their DUNLOP natural barriers broke into the plain, at 12.00 noon : It was TRUCK BUS invading TYRES no the AND rivers but lakes plain, carrying away the top RADE soil, houses, animals and people. The river called Passe Zoranges together with another Not only have the farmers of Fonds Parisien returned to (Ebuer ironically named <Rivière sans the land as evidenced by the increase of population from Raison> which had notl been seen 750 in 1946 to 4,000 in 1952, but they are devoted for 50 years rushed with unbedeeply lievable stréngth into the mag. to their lands. Many houses have been rebuilt, and many nificent -Habitations formerly new ones constructed. Thatched roofs have been replaced known as Fonds Parisien which by galvanized iron roofs, and, in general, a definite effort is now nothing but formless ag- has been made to make all dwellings more comfortable. for glomeration of pebbles and clay under which more than 50 dead land as evidenced by the in- beans produced locally. The store a people lié, victims of the, waters crease of population from 750 in was organized after the advent in fury., 1946 to 4,000 in 1952, but they of the irrigation system, and the Angry with a soil incapable are deeply devoted tot their lands. value of its stock estre present is of feeding them, the residents Although the land value has 3,000 dollars. 2,500 dollars regradually migrated toward the risen from G. 140 per quarter of presents his net income. This en Dominican Republic through the carreau in 1946 to G. 250 per terprise, of course, was not in city of Jimani, or more recently quarter of carreau in 1950, few, existence prior to irrigation. The toward the Forestry Division of if transactions land have articles AREIUT any, of preferred by his cusSHADA at Morne des Commis- been executed. tomers in order of importance patir * CAN HE SAYS GET ns E53N WAY THE HE A M HOUSE WITHOUT SPILLING IT: NEW HOUSE FOR RENT O N € A new house in Turgesd for rent. Cool and quietlo cality. Modern accommode tion, Four bedrooms, 21 batx O P ( rooms, one upstairs and one downstairs. Apply Madant Georges Laroche, Tel. 5041d contact <Haiti Sun.> --- Page 9 --- SUNDAY, APRIL 12th <HAITI SUN> POVERTY TO PLENTY to send any children to school. HOUSE WITHOUT SPILLING IT: NEW HOUSE FOR RENT O N € A new house in Turgesd for rent. Cool and quietlo cality. Modern accommode tion, Four bedrooms, 21 batx O P ( rooms, one upstairs and one downstairs. Apply Madant Georges Laroche, Tel. 5041d contact <Haiti Sun.> --- Page 9 --- SUNDAY, APRIL 12th <HAITI SUN> POVERTY TO PLENTY to send any children to school. grazed and fattened on the rice 1) plantain, rice, 3) By Charles B. Wiggin The Head of the Rural Police stalks following each harvest. and corn, 4) chicken 2) corn. beans in the area states *Thanks to Sweet rice, (Continued from Page 8) food because his land although God, our situation has improv- corn, potatoes, vegetables, Fonds Parisien is now a verismall is presently able to yield grass and chicken corn ro- table labour was brought about by the enough food for ed at Fonds Parisien since the tate with the red bean crop. A oasis in a desert with healirigation development, the genfamily consump- arrival of irrigation water, As new variety of chicken corn thy happy people, their wellFeral agriculture improvement of tion through the use of irriga- the reason for the increased been has fed children playing along the the area and principally the tion and improved agricultural number of animals he cites the by SCIPA: introduced This and developed is call- irrigation canals and splashing high prices received for the practices. fact that the people have more ed Egyptian Shallu varlety and in the water in the shade of ban. crops grown at Fonds Parisien: Formerly (in 1947-1948) only cash on hand and are unable to in three months with twice matures the ana and mango trees. In four Furthermore, the local inhabi- at the beginning of the year peo buy land, and therefore buy ani- yield in with years' time a discouraged segple ordered clothes. At that mals comparison the ment of the Haitian tants get enough profit from time six suits for adults and 50 instead. Moreover, the six month period required by the through from population Sagriculture that they can abanof drainage of the swampy regions native variety. This enables the help the Technidon charcoal production as a pairs pants was his produc- which was part of the work per- farmers at Fonds Parisien to cal Cooperation Programme has means of livelihood. tion for the year. After 1948 he formed by SCIPA encourages grow two crops with double changed attitude to one of hopeWhen he first opened his bu- has been sewing an average of animal breeding in the area. In harvest in only the ful expectation of a better way siness in Fonds Parisien, he 5 pairs of pants a day and re- the past animals kept in the each where one of living in the future. SCIPA baked biscuits for local consump ceiving orders for two suits swamps developed foot rot and crop grew before. The sources of has demonstrated at Fonds Pa tion. However, the volume of daily. worms. revenue classified in order of im risien what Point Four in Acsales in his store increased to Before the project the cost The main diversion of the peo- portance are : tion> implies. the point where he was requir- was Gdes. 7 to 8 for a suit, now ple of Fonds Parisien is the Sated to cut down on his bakery a client can afford to pay Gdes. urday night dance. From Janubusiness. He now bakes only 20. Furthermore the majority ary to May, during the Mardi- RYMOUA Datotr cakes for which he uses eight of the residents can afford to Gras. season, there is a dance R lb. bags of flour week, wear better clothes which was every week. ysles per He also sells two or three bags formerly the privilege of only a Each Friday is the local mar to certain customers for the few. Children are now dressed ket day. People from the surpreparation of biscuits in their as well as the adults. rounding countryside bring their homes. The storekeeper has In order to keep up with the produce for sale and spend the been able to establish himself increased demand for his servi- day in friendly haggling over priasa farmer in addition to oper- ces he sold his old dilapidated ces for their articles. , wear better clothes which was every week. ysles per He also sells two or three bags formerly the privilege of only a Each Friday is the local mar to certain customers for the few. Children are now dressed ket day. People from the surpreparation of biscuits in their as well as the adults. rounding countryside bring their homes. The storekeeper has In order to keep up with the produce for sale and spend the been able to establish himself increased demand for his servi- day in friendly haggling over priasa farmer in addition to oper- ces he sold his old dilapidated ces for their articles. In addiating a store and now owns 8 sewing machine in 1949 and tion there are 7 plantain puroxen; he plants plantains, red bought a new one. + beans and sweet potatoes. Two Mr. Varice Meristel, a farmer Srcusso of his four children attend the at Fonds Parisien, has worked local school. hard since the GARANTIT arrivLA PERFECTION irrigation QUI MEGANIQUE Mr. Montès Lazier, a tailor at ed. From the position of hired Fonds Parisien, reports that his labourer he has risen to the owntailoring work was only a side ership of 2/8 carreau of land line at the: beginning of the ir within the irrigated area. He rigation development of the grows beans and plantains and area. Now tailoring is his ma- breeds and raises livestock. Of jor enterprise. He finds that he his 9 children five attend the does not. have to spend all tha: local school of Fonds Parisien. he makes in tailoring to buy In the past he couid not afford GRANTS Sootols RBuNeCE Le nueilleur des pneus géants! le € WHISKY Hi-Mior RIB Mr. Varice Meristel, a farmerl Le vous donneYdes at Fonds Parisien, has workL.f. sans déed' hard since the irrigation! G et douce. moins de risques de dérapage arrived. From the position ofl - dNa une carcasse inégalée extrn-résistante .y. hired labourer, he has risen tol résumé éleyé TT au prix kilométrage le plus bas. le plas the ownership of 2/8 carreaud of land. within the irrigated Gramt areas. Five of his nine chilGOODYEAE dren now attend the local school at Fonds Parisien. le EOE Dans monde Pato entier porte on plusde trans- chasing stations opened on that day. These enjoy a lively bust. a senrsut pneus sur ness owing to the large plantXDrte E t ings of bananas now growing inl autre marque. the irrigated area. rxomide From a desolated, despondent, UNE AUTRE ECONOMIE DUE A GOODYEAR: A - arid area, Fonds Parisien hast CINtES de roulement "All Weather" possède : fameuse renom1 C 0 now developed into 496 fertilel - Ixeiree mondiale qui assure une résistance au irrigated hectares, 376 of whichi E LE tous les sols. et une traction exceptionnelles sur are in rice. Plantains and redi WM. GRANT & SONS LTD. DISTILEERS, DUFT TOWN, SCOTLAND 2-51-14F beans in season occupy theremaining nectares. Animais arel HAITI TRADING COYSa. ETLA sling Tlin i9u5. A9tM Time &" Life mestrant Deote sagKE VC bolisiea BOOK STORES The Leading American gnine csorgnnew MAGAZINE Are Now On Sale Ai All bsigavn are in rice. Plantains and redi WM. GRANT & SONS LTD. DISTILEERS, DUFT TOWN, SCOTLAND 2-51-14F beans in season occupy theremaining nectares. Animais arel HAITI TRADING COYSa. ETLA sling Tlin i9u5. A9tM Time &" Life mestrant Deote sagKE VC bolisiea BOOK STORES The Leading American gnine csorgnnew MAGAZINE Are Now On Sale Ai All bsigavn --- Page 10 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, APRIL 12th JUSTICE FOR JUDAS Am IN HAITI TA (Continued from Page 7) Dinner Dances chance they first come upon a neighbouring band's Judas, sO. much the better they revm whack it up with glee. By noon Haiti is strewn with disat membered dummies, bleeding sawdust and rags. o LOOK This year the rumour went PLACES TO EAT PLACES FOR FUN ulri around Ibo that the authorities Hotel Lele and' more sophisticated island ers were embarrassed by the GOOD FOOD..GOOD PRICES primitiverevelry of the RaRa bands, and would attempt to Evary and M Tuesday Frida/ frum 8 p.m. 30 12 ban them from the capital. p.m. AINl But in Port au Prince, poliee & yoe said they had no orders to Every Monday from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. stop the merry processions, a3 and even priests admitted that they saw no harm in the Judas hunt. <We take a neuRESERVE YOUR TABLE IN ADVANCE - te tral view, neither encourag00 ing nor discouraging it,> exTELEPHONE: 7886 plained one. <It is part of the people's need for release.> The peopte of other Catholic countries also mete out stern justice to Judas at the end of Holly Week. In Spain and Porhenil tugal, and in several Latin AmeCHATELET DES FLEURS recan countries, the peasants in Cool Kenscoff burn Judas in effigy. Mericans - blow him to bits with firecraciFor Lunches and Dinners of Distinction ers. Almost 5,000 feet; almost a mile above sea-level A southerner has kept the Yet only 15 pleasant miles, 35 leisurely same pipe and the same wife minutes from the heart of the Capital for 60 years. We could understand either, but not both. Unexcelled American French German Hailian - Edmonton Journal. Cuisine and Beverages Ke Rercholr le Belle céole HOTEL O * X < <X N0t la Botle Griole Superior Establishments ONCReE Use Superior Air Conditionners. Smoitos You gel this Exira Quality when you yont to Buy Mect audi Eat Bangacts WESTINGHOUSE at nts AIR oada donarta CONDITIONERSTT nunaa Diners aumdi Berter Designed More Built Huncheomette Carefully Installed by Experienced Engineers All Roads lead Westinghouse deliver more cooling effect per Dorlar jo Pour Tous Invested Ffesitens bensignements, la Bollé lréote tolzphones au 7876 Sm + --- Page 11 --- SUNDAY, APRIL 12th <HAITI SUN> P: MR. AGLION RETURNS, BURNS ge Rublees. Mr. Rublee a retir and the statistical sampling of Economics and tho Census GOING TO ROME, HOME OF FAO ed Democrat lawyer, forraer a population. He has learned Bureau. He also spent two partner of Dean Acheson and to use maps to show the geo- months at the University of Jamaican L. trying to get his many' close friend of Republican Se- graphical distribution of Wisconsin at Madison, WisVinton Burns activities in order before the cretary of State John Foster crops and has attended lec- consin. RETURNS, BURNS ge Rublees. Mr. Rublee a retir and the statistical sampling of Economics and tho Census GOING TO ROME, HOME OF FAO ed Democrat lawyer, forraer a population. He has learned Bureau. He also spent two partner of Dean Acheson and to use maps to show the geo- months at the University of Jamaican L. trying to get his many' close friend of Republican Se- graphical distribution of Wisconsin at Madison, WisVinton Burns activities in order before the cretary of State John Foster crops and has attended lec- consin. - will return to leaves for Rome late in April. Dulles, is another possible tures by outstanding statistihis Jeep this Last Sunday (the traditio- convert to Haiti. Vinton is on cians on the application of A highlight of his training weekend after nal day of rest) was a typical the ball. Three leaflets and statistics. course was a trip to Endicott, four weeks Sunday in Vinton's life. He four hours later Mr. Rublee New York where 1Paisir ob- - commuting to was up at, 5.30 to meet the stumbles off to Ibo Lélé for 2 Plaisir took most of his served the latest machines the U.N. office training in Washington at the SS Panama bringing the fa- good night's'sleep. But not sO manufactured by the Internain an auto bear mous Roving Editor of Rea- Mr. B. who was just settl- Inter-American Statistical In- tional Business Machines CorBurns ders Digest,J. P: McEvoy and ing down to a light piece of stitute of the Pan American poration. Union and at the United :0: his wife Peggy; out to break- reading entitled <Natural ing an official plate. Vinton fast beside the Pool at Cas- Frinciples of Land Use and States Bureau of Agricuiture has been carrying two jobs : cade Yo. At 8.30 Te Deum at the Evology of Plants. <Good his own fuli time work as For the Cathedral and then to the the Evology of Plants. estry Advisor and another office for a talk with McEvcy more than full time job as ReMont Joli Hotel the on the U. N. work here. Later Haitian Studies Census sident Representative of a quick tour of Port-au-Prin- Methods In U.S. United Nations Technical As- ce to show Mac some of the CAP HAITIEN sistance Board. With the departure of M. Raoul Aglion, wonderful improvement like Mr. Burns was acting for City Magloire, Stadium Ma- (From our Washington Mr. Aglion who is expected gloire etc. Everybody back on Reporter) back from New York this the ship at eleven and then Jean P. D. Plàisir of Rue weekend. off to a Reception at the Non- Michel Oreste 25, Port au ce Apostolique. Next we see: Prince, who recently completLooking only a little our hero at the airport to aid ed a 12-month study of agri-1 tired, the tree-man has man- his wife and Mother in law, cultural statistics and census) aged to keep his head well Anne Kennedy, in gréeting techniques in the United above the papers on his desk, Anne's old friends the Geor- States, hopes to apply his) knowledge in the development Do you live/under the shadow. of census methods in Haiti which took its first census in Of.MALARIAT 1950. Plaisir who was tabulating machine supervisor at the Bureau of Recensement in Portau-Prince before coming to Contact the owner, Mme Yvette Bussenius, S the United States in March Cap Carenage Haitien, Hill, Haiti. 1952, believes that Haiti R should conduct an agricultural census as soon as possible. <This should be done before we develop our irrigation n system further>, he amplified. <We should know the number of people working in agriculture, what they grow. which took its first census in Of.MALARIAT 1950. Plaisir who was tabulating machine supervisor at the Bureau of Recensement in Portau-Prince before coming to Contact the owner, Mme Yvette Bussenius, S the United States in March Cap Carenage Haitien, Hill, Haiti. 1952, believes that Haiti R should conduct an agricultural census as soon as possible. <This should be done before we develop our irrigation n system further>, he amplified. <We should know the number of people working in agriculture, what they grow. the size of their crops and their equipo ment before we attempt to work out an irrigation NTFANI syse tem.> ifallun PALUDRINE Plaisir has studied statis2 tical methods, international census problems, census techIS YOUR PROTECTION niques, demographic statistics, economic censuses and Obtainable from all chemists census administration. 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His arias <THE Later in the evening werepossible to rehearse that ope- GOLDEN CALF> and the ceived a brisk rain totaling Gounod's <Faust Is Performed ra at greater length. The cho- SERENADE will be best re- 3 1/2 millimeters, We are ruses, usually a good support membered for all their wit acquainted with the considerHere For The First Time ing cast, were below their or- and musicianship. able distribution of the rain by Max Wilson the public witnessed with as- dinary standard, save for Although <FAUST, could throughout the area at the tonishment a performance brillant Jean-Marie Durand bave been better, it was a same time. I won't say that the French which is not likely to be for- whose voice was wellcomment truly beautiful evening. Operatic Company's <Faust> gotten in the history of great The occurrence of the rain sung Tuesday, March 31, was musical and show performancoincidental with the release the big success of the season ces in this country. of our silver iodidé may have that it should have been. How Evidently, between the been due to chance, but due ever it was not altogether a <Faust> that they have offerto the bisk nature of the rain, disappointment. The Com- ed us and the one of the Paris which was not at all comparpaxy's efforts have never Opera or the London Royal able to the drizzles from coldbeen SO well received, in the Theatre, there is an ocean of fronts here, nor the violence midst of handicaps which differences that will not be from cumulus-cloud precipitahaven't made their work any insisted on here. , between the been due to chance, but due ever it was not altogether a <Faust> that they have offerto the bisk nature of the rain, disappointment. The Com- ed us and the one of the Paris which was not at all comparpaxy's efforts have never Opera or the London Royal able to the drizzles from coldbeen SO well received, in the Theatre, there is an ocean of fronts here, nor the violence midst of handicaps which differences that will not be from cumulus-cloud precipitahaven't made their work any insisted on here. But, for our tion, we think that the silver easier. But it so happens local context, the presentation iodide, which has tremendous that Gounod's grand opera of this great work has been capacity for wide dispersion, seems to be rather fairly well beyond any expectation. It is may have been the cause.The known by, our audience and to be regretted again that the drought conditions previous to the rain and subsequently are also supporting factors. A scene from Tosca at the Rex theater. Act V, Scarpia, the We wish to CARLOS death scene, played by the French Operatic Company. express appreciation to Pan American ed on by many a music-lover World Airways, also, who COin the audience. As for the operated in getting the silver E7 CONFECTION girls of Madame Mahy's LETTERS iodide from .New York to us school, they could not have to the here so expeditiously. Aoh been more gracious, especialRegards, - AA EDITOR ly in that ballet-miniature of Atherton Lee, the 5th Act which they dancP.S. We have locked up our - ed with star ballerina MIChatelet des Fleurs, invaluable Wanga in the safe. CHELINE DES HAYES, a April 7, 1953. Resicne brilliant rendition of the Mir Dear Bernard : Avail yourself of : ror Variations and the dance Charming Chatelet des WOODBURY of Phryne. Fleurs (excuse the blug, but : Tenor Testai seems to we earned it) in cool Kenscoff, the sweetest have been at his best, espe- with the active cooperation of soap Cadeaux cially in the aria <SALUT Colonel Edward Roy, ComWOODBURY : DEMEURE CHASTE ET mandant of the Haitian Air PURE.> MIle Margerie, as released the soap with an exquisite Force, some subliMarguerite, revealed one of mated silver iodide on our fragrance. the best voices of the ComBAR... grounds last Sunday evening WOODBURY : pany. Her jewels Aria would about 6.30 p.m. Cite de Laypasition" A be applauded anywhere in the best soap. the world's great opera houses. M. Thirache <VALENTIN> was remarkable in the CLAPPS so EASY TO FEED <INVOCATION AND ME- aA sneaiken sO FULL OF NOURISNARENT DAL RECITATIVE, and BABY BABY A e so GOOD FOR YOUR also in *VALENTIN'S OUA DEATH, which actually reBABY deemed the scene for all its CLAPP'S FOODS Enjog power and vraisemblance. 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But the true great voice of VISITORS TO CAP HAITIEN the evening was again that of The Palace of Sans-Souci powerful baritone Pierre Mor - The Eighth Wonder of the World, King lier in a Mephistopheles, reChristophe's Citadel. calling the one sung by such The Indian Caves at Dondon. famous voices as Feodor / The lovely beaches of the North Coast. an d Budweiser Chaliapine's Marcel 1 At Your LAGER BEER Journet's. Mlle Murano as Service the Old st and Most Experienced ANMEUSER-BUSCH, INC...ST.10UIS. MO. NEWARK, N.J. Dame Marthe succeeded in Cap Haitian Travel Service E2 avoiding dissonances and sing Apply M: Leopold Sanchez Distributors in Haiti : Usine a Giace Nationale ing that difficult Garden 1 Cap Haitien, Rues A-23 Telephone 454 --- Page 13 --- SUNDAY, APRIL 12th +HAITI SUN, Page Wednesday our Gerant Res presents dropped around to Saturday 4th ponsable Rony Chenet Jr. ob- the Gentils with congratula- the fete of evening Madame was served his birthday anniver- tions and stayed on late into Mars. Louis sary with une fete de famille. the night enjoying a sump- :0: :0:- tuous buffet and numerous Mlle Lise Beaulieu married NNT Mr. Edouard Khawly re- toasts. <Una verdadera fies- Mr. Victor Megie turned from Miami Wednes- ta para conmemorar sus 25 April 7th in St. Anne Tuesday, church. day. anos> leach of wedlock. A K reception was held in the tomber Andre 2 :0: Georges Beaulieu residence St. Lot of the Inter- Mlle Carmen Augustin and before the At. the Cathedral on the Off on a voyage of discov nal Revenue Office arrived Mr. Emmanuel Guillaume ceremony. 23rd Mlle Lucienne Des- ery today fliès Serge Laudun back from abroad Friday. were joined in matrimony yes champs will be joined in holy of PAA. Serge after discov- Frantz Gabriel is flying to terday evening in the parish wedlock with Antoine Dieu- ering New York will fly to New York today to see his church of St. Marc. munsch of Strasbourg. The Lisbon the home of great dis- sick sister. :0: handsome couple will make coverers. From there along Wednesday Leonce, Therese Cook Willy Kamphuys who The stork made its inaugutheir home in Turgeau. with Bill Files of Pan Ameri- and Pierre Borno returned received 17 fractures in a ral flight to the home of Jean :0: can he will hire a car and from abroad. jeep accident on the constrnc- and Marie-Therese Vital last Visiting with his mother drive through Spain to the Well known sportsman Jos tion of the Fort-Liberte road, Saturday and delivered a fine in St. Marc this week is Dr. Straits of Gibraltar. Crossing celyn McCalla and family re- is now in Curacao recovering. baby girl by the name of DoAntoine Nahoum. A home by Ferry to Tangiers by car turned from their Kingston The doctors here did a won- minique. The prominent Jactown boy who has done eX- they will then motor down to visit last Sunday. derful job of joining him to- melian, mother and daughter, ceedingly well abroad if every French Morocco. On the trip Back from the U.S. and gether. are.doing fine. Marc this week is Dr. Straits of Gibraltar. Crossing celyn McCalla and family re- is now in Curacao recovering. baby girl by the name of DoAntoine Nahoum. A home by Ferry to Tangiers by car turned from their Kingston The doctors here did a won- minique. The prominent Jactown boy who has done eX- they will then motor down to visit last Sunday. derful job of joining him to- melian, mother and daughter, ceedingly well abroad if every French Morocco. On the trip Back from the U.S. and gether. are.doing fine. degree in the Medical profes- back they will spend a little Mexico are Mr.and Mrs. Elias :0: :0: sion behind your name means time on the glorious Island of Baboun and Loleta. Father Nantin, vicar of On the 4th of April the anything. Apparently it does, Majorca which basks in the Joe Talamas arrived back Sacre Coeur, Henninger and stork winged its way into the because the Doctor is Vice-4 Mediterranean. Not too thrill- from the States on the 4th. Gosse, vicars of St. Martial George. Antoine Mourra house President of the Alexander ed with the idea is Anne Ma- Archeologist Kurt Fisher College and Le Gall, teacher hold and delivered a baby girl. Blain Hospital in Detroit and rie Olivier of Scipa Serge's and wife are bound for the at the Notre Dame Apostolic Ma is the former Georgette a well-known specialist. Dr. fiancee. Islands tomorrow. School, went to France on Kaharra. Nahoum who is the brother of :0: leave this week. :0: Prefect Marc Nahoum is ac- :0: Turgeau tennis club elect- :0: Dr. George Hudicourt Jr. companied by his wife and Ti Roro Crepsac's home in ed its officers Tuesday even- The scholars of. the Law born on the 22nd of March is son. Petionville was the scene of a ing. Mr. Gustave Gilg was Faculty will hold a reception hitting the scales these days <grand bamboche> Friday reelected president and Mr. in honour of ex-Dean Pierre at a healthy 12 pounds. :0:- evening. Ti Roro io heading Edmond Phipps was elected Liautaud appointed :0:- Alex Van Ligneau the up for more education in Paris treasurer. of State of Foreign Secretary Affairs Mr. and Mrs. Jacques Verand coming professor of de at the end of this month., :0: and National Education, this na are enlarging their houseRadio willwalkdown the aisle :0: Detective Joseph Salomon week. hold for Junior who was born of the Sacre Coeur in Tur- At Cabane Choucoune last took unto himself a wife coming :0: Saturday morning at Clinique geau next Saturday evening evening Mlle Maggy Decatrel March 20th. Detective Salo- Mlle Martha Depestre tied Bourand. and tie the matrimonial knot and friends gave Miss Phillis mon and the former Denise the holy knots of matrimony :0: with lovely Maryse Sassine. Calvert a farewell <bam- Olivier were married in St. with Mr. Raymond Byron in Senor Victor Rafael EnriBestman will be Edouard boche.> The young visitor is Paul's Church, Monseigneur St. Therese church in New que Bernardo AybarJr., hand Gentil and Matron of Honour returning to Jamaica this Beauge Square. York last March 27th. Best some dark-headed, blue-eyed the bride's sister Odette Sas- morning after a two-week va- :0: man was son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor sine. Dr. François Conte. cation here. Karl Siegel who is recoverAybar, is doing fine. He was :0: :0: : ing from shock, (someone :0: delivered att the clinic Bourand Chicago bound next Sunday Back on the local scene are pushed thel back of his Renault Back on home soil is Victor Saturday morning. Mama, by Cand S Airways are Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ti Maurice Sau- in) is. celebrating his fete at Lamothe who spent two years formerly Moussan Sendral, is Yvette Bussenius of the Mont rel. . François Conte. cation here. Karl Siegel who is recoverAybar, is doing fine. He was :0: :0: : ing from shock, (someone :0: delivered att the clinic Bourand Chicago bound next Sunday Back on the local scene are pushed thel back of his Renault Back on home soil is Victor Saturday morning. Mama, by Cand S Airways are Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ti Maurice Sau- in) is. celebrating his fete at Lamothe who spent two years formerly Moussan Sendral, is Yvette Bussenius of the Mont rel. The Saurels returned) 10 a.m. today at home in Pa- and a half specializing in edu the picture of health after a Joli Hotel, Cap Haitien, daugh last week from spending six cot. cation in Chile. difficult time. Papa Vic is ter Kattie and Mlle Françoise months in Washington. Ti :0: :0: searching for a fine brand of Silvera. Mlle Silvera, daugh- Maurice was on a scholarship Mlle Julia Salnave, daugh- Friends are seriously wor- cigar The Beachcomber ter of Mrs. Franck Magloire and speaking for the family ter of well known speaker ried over the health of Leon is patiently waiting their disis engaged to Harold Busse- said: Missed the sun. It ap- Theophile Salnave, promised Dejean, the Haitian Ambas- tribution. nius. pears that even their central to honour and obey Mr. Roger sador to the Dominican Re- :0: :0:- heating in their Washington Landrin, son of Mr. and Mrs. public. He is now in Asile A little bamboche took Mrs. Roger Chancy is home apartment didn't make up for Elie Landrin, in St Peter Français. place in the Max Edouard from a health trip to the it, although the people down- Church in Petionville this :0: residence last week to celeStates. stairs complained the heat past week, Mlle Anne-Marie Piquion brate the birth of charming from the Saurel's apartment :0: will walk down the aisle of Marie-Gemma. was roasting them alive. The most erayonnants cou- Sacre Coeur Church of Tur- :0: :0: ple in the capital Friday even geau and promise to honour Lieutenant and Mrs. Paul Mrs. Eric Tippenhauer, ing were centainly Mr. and and obey Mr. Andre Innocent Laraque heralded the arrival wife of local business tycoon Mrs. Marcel Gentil. It was Saturday, May2nd. Matron of of a 7-ponnd baby boy last Eric Tippenhauer celebrates their silver wedding anniver- honour will be Madame Paul Sunday. a her birthday today. sary. Friends packing silver E. Magloire. Bestman will be :0 : Mr. Annacius Innocent. The stork paid its first visit :0: to the home of Antoine Al In town at the El Rancho fred Wednesday at 51 p.m. and this week is Vice-President delivered a big baby boy."The a ghum Gantancount John D. Frost of Brownell mother, the former Brunette REG.TRADE MARK Famous since 1862 Tours. Mr. Frost's local re- Giordany, and son Alix are presentative is Heraux Tours. enjoying the best of health. i asit --- Page 14 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, APRIL 12th on skirts. She gave two away scratches. They are done PARAMOUNT Galerie des Aris d'Haiti A Treasure as Christmas gifts and soon with a knife on cardboard was getting orders from the that has been given seyen Sunday, April 12th at 3.30 House For Discriminating Tourisis recipients' friends. as many layers of colour a with last p.m. as she could handle and more. coat being flat black. The pic LE ROYAUME SOUS- (Continued from Page 1) they found THAT out) so ture is made intricate cutMARIN they bring it to Port au Prince With the skirts came dressby (5th and 6th episodes) sale?s Such a remark pleases in a truck and dump it in big making and Lorraine experi- ting process which, in Mr. A COWBOY FILM and proprietor Lorraine Dora who drums of water. as many layers of colour a with last p.m. as she could handle and more. coat being flat black. The pic LE ROYAUME SOUS- (Continued from Page 1) they found THAT out) so ture is made intricate cutMARIN they bring it to Port au Prince With the skirts came dressby (5th and 6th episodes) sale?s Such a remark pleases in a truck and dump it in big making and Lorraine experi- ting process which, in Mr. A COWBOY FILM and proprietor Lorraine Dora who drums of water. Then the mented more using local fab- Bottello's case, is particularly At 6 and 8.30 has long used the Bureau of soggy mass is put into gunny rics and found the locally effective for his stylized VOOp.m. Ethnology collection as her sacks and hung up for two or made Siam could be dyed in doo scenes the dull black RUE DES SAUSSATES a background Monday, April 13th, at 6 and inspiration and tries to re- three days SO that the water lovely colours. Its uneven figures against 8.15 p.m. produce the Haitian artifacts can drain out. After that the texture made it look like ranging from bronze to VIAJERA with a faithful eye to detail. moist clay is put in a big heavy_shangtung and it made flashes of orange. Tuesday, April 14th at 6 She and her partner, Spanish plaster bowl to dry until ready up beautifully in bias-cut pea He also has on display coland artist Angel Botello, not only for use. The antique-finish sant blouses and full tiered ourful ails, some abstract, a 8,15 p.m. RUE DES SAUSSAIES draw on the historic and vou bowl that we examined was skirts. few quite academic. But all douic articles of Haiti but al- shaped on the potters wheel Lorraine uses the durable showing the talent which has Wednesday, April 15th at 6 so use the most humble items and sculped with a knife Indian Head for a great many made him renowned throughand 8.15 p.m. in the peasant household for while the clay was still wet. of her handpainted scarf out the West Indies. CYRANO DE BERGERAC the creation for something Its rough texture lines were skirts and tunic dresses that Movie Producer David Selz Thursday, April 16th at 6and both distinctive and beauti- left deliberately to add to the now are her specialties. Her nick and ex-U. S. Treasurer 8.15 p.m. ful. effect. Three clay legs were eve for colour and original- Henry Morgenthau are among VIAJERA Gamelles, (peasant washing puti on by hand before the ity of design make her dress- the distinguished visitors who troughs) are waxed, painted bowl went into the wood- es outstanding in any resort have bought not only one but Friday, April 17th at 6and or carved and set up on tiny burning oven for firing, a gathering. They serve double- a number of his paintings. 8.15 p.m. feet. They have proven very process that took 12 hours. duty for evening and day Kathleen Winsor, Mrs. Mor- RUE DES SAUSSAIES popular as have the wrought- Then it was given its patina wear they can be <dress- genthau, Jennifer Jones, and iron voodoo crosses with the by a secret process that in- ed up> or dressed down. And the wife of the famous New Saturday, April 18th at 6 and hand <that gives> and the volves no end of elbow grease. the prices are within a range York columnist Robert Roark 8.15 p.m. twin vootloo bowls called Ma- Result an extremely at- that even the most budget- also were enthusiastie clients LE ROYAUME SOUSrasa. Both the articles in tractive gift item (priced $10) conscious buyer can afford. of the shop which has tried MARIN carved wood and în' ceramics that would grace anyone's liv Also on display are the love and succeeded in presenting (7th and 8th episodes) and have afinish that makes them ing quarters whether a for- ly wool jensey stole scarves objects d'art and articles of A COWBOY FILM look like true museum Dieces mal salon or bohemian studio. budget- also were enthusiastie clients LE ROYAUME SOUSrasa. Both the articles in tractive gift item (priced $10) conscious buyer can afford. of the shop which has tried MARIN carved wood and în' ceramics that would grace anyone's liv Also on display are the love and succeeded in presenting (7th and 8th episodes) and have afinish that makes them ing quarters whether a for- ly wool jensey stole scarves objects d'art and articles of A COWBOY FILM look like true museum Dieces mal salon or bohemian studio. that Shealagh Burns has de- Haitian folklore in an atmos- Sunday, 19th at: 3.30 hundreds a and perhaps thou- As we returned to the shop signed with voodoo veuves phere of dignity and good April sand or more years old. after our tour of the epot- embroidered in beads. taste. LE ROYAUME p.m. The wood is aged in a spe- tery> Lorraine told us she SOUS cial process and tne ceramics first came to Haiti five years Lorraine has reproduced a Waichman Arrested (7th and MARIN a are not glazed but given ago fors six-month rest. voodoo altar for the display Following Inquest Inio 8th episodes) and finish that makes Ît neces- Then she went to Argentina of artifacts from the folk re- Essential Oil Plant Fire A COWBOY FILM sary to pick up a bowl and for two years and travelled ligion. Many of the first folk The watchman at the DeAt 6 and 8.30 p.m. weigh it to see whether it is extensively through South lore pieces in carved wood joie essential oil plant at Tor- LA DYNASTIE DES antique metal, bronze, wood America and Europe. But were turned out by Odilon beck Roland Orelien - FORSYTES or stone. We have never seen when she looked for a spot to Duperrier, a young Haitian has been arrested any other ceramics finished settle down and paint, she sculptor from the Centred'Art an into following the fire same in the way. Lorraine came back to Haiti and open- who worked with Botello as which inquest destroyed some hunsays the process the rePi was Kay ed up her little shop as a stu- apprentice for six months. dreds of thousands of dollars sult of long experimentation dio for herself and other Now eight young sculptor ap- worth of and threw spurred on by the old mother painters (not primitives since prentices are working in the hundreds equipment WILL OPEN of invention <Necessity, the Centre d'Art was doing So studio of the Spanish artist of people out of <BIENTOTS We had never before looked excellently in developing these making handhewn bowls out work. into the intricacies of this pri phases of Haitian culture). of mahogany, handearved mitive art so we happily went tambours and picture frames, out into the back court to Ceramics had always intri- heads, figures and masks. look at the makings of a cera- gued her SO she employed a They are given full rein to mics industry. The best elay graduate of the Govern- use their own imaginations for the purpose comes from ment's ceramics training cen- and have turned out many Hinche (heavens knows how ter, a young Haitian by the highly original pieces. name of Manuel Genty, built Botello himself finds Haiti a wood-burning kiln and set constant inspiratien and The delicious Chocolate to work turning out art pieces goes back to Laxative African sculp3ROOKLAX stressing the folklore motif. ture and African artifacts for brings relief overnight. So One day she got out some much of his designs. His - take textile paints that she brought masks look most authentic. BROOKLAX from Argentina and axperi- We were greatly impressed to-night and o-morrow mented with using voodoo by his scratch drawings Tet the you'll be al! wood-burning kiln and set constant inspiratien and The delicious Chocolate to work turning out art pieces goes back to Laxative African sculp3ROOKLAX stressing the folklore motif. ture and African artifacts for brings relief overnight. So One day she got out some much of his designs. His - take textile paints that she brought masks look most authentic. BROOKLAX from Argentina and axperi- We were greatly impressed to-night and o-morrow mented with using voodoo by his scratch drawings Tet the you'll be al! right. and folklore designs do paint which look like See Insurance Companay do the aborrying. anything but immediately: NORWI CH UNION, Insuranee Co. Joseph Nadal and Co. Agents: Tet: 3486 ( Always ask for MONARCH Inbel Haili Trading Co. S.A. Disiribntors R --- Page 15 --- SUNDAY, APRIL 12th <HAITI SUN> ONLY HOURS AWAY Personality Of The Week was appointed Director of the in Port au Prince. From 1948 Service of Agricultural Tech- to 1950 he served as Counsel (Continued fr om Page 1) niques and Director of the for the Department of Juscadet at the Military Academy démie by the Minister of Na- Agricultural High School of tice, after which he was electfrom 1931 to 1933 and serv- tional Education of France. Haiti. In February of '52 he ed Senator from the ArtibonVIA ed as a First Lieutenant un- His book on Criminal Law became Assistant Director of ite. til 1937 when he became a was published in Port au the Farm Extension Service The congenial Minister is a teacher of Social Sciences and Prince in 1936. Youthful, and later that same year was member of the Cercle L'AmiPAA French Literature at the Port handsome Minister Liautaud promoted to Director Gen- cale and the American Soeral. au Prince College and Ecole is known throughout the Re- In 1940 he married ciety of International Law. Franck Devieux. public for his active the for- (The eHaiti Sun> will print In 1943 he became the first spiritedness. public mer Mlle. Tallevrand. Friends short biographies of other head of the new adult educaknow him as a man who loves Cabinet Ministers in succedtion his work and spares no ener- ing issues). programme a post he DANIEL HEURTELOU gy in carrying it out with held for three years until he The new Minister of Com- competence and efficiency. became Chef de Cabinet of merce and Agriculture is also MR. CABOT'S the President. In 1948 he was a Port au Princian, born on VISIT appointed Haitian Consul December 19, 1906. He stuGEORGES CAUVIN (Continued from Page 2) General in New York. From died at the College St. Martial The new Secretary of Pub1950 until his recent appoint- where he majored in Philoso- lic Works was born in Port ment, he delved into the field phy and went on to receive au Prince, August 27, 1884, ited by the size and purchasof commerce: Last month he his Law Degree in 1928. From and studied at Lycee Petion ing power of the country inrepresented Haiti at the Cara 1925-26 he worked in the Ac- and the School of Applied volved, as well as its export cas Inter-American Economic counting Department of the Sciences. He was appointed possibilities. He said he was At the Fifth Avenue entrance Congress. National Bank and from 1926 Government Engineer in 1907 very pleased to see Haiti drive can still around hire a New hansom York's cab RET a He is an accomplished jour to 1941 served as Chef de De- and topographer at Hasco launch its great Development Central Park. Petion ing power of the country inrepresented Haiti at the Cara 1925-26 he worked in the Ac- and the School of Applied volved, as well as its export cas Inter-American Economic counting Department of the Sciences. He was appointed possibilities. He said he was At the Fifth Avenue entrance Congress. National Bank and from 1926 Government Engineer in 1907 very pleased to see Haiti drive can still around hire a New hansom York's cab RET a He is an accomplished jour to 1941 served as Chef de De- and topographer at Hasco launch its great Development Central Park. nalist and playwright. Two pot and Assistant General Sec in 1917. Since that time he Programme in the Artibonite of his dramas <Barrieres> and retary in the National Pub- has filled many posts in the which would do much to <Candidate What> were pre- lic Hygiene Service. Department of Public Works boost the local economy. YORK sented at the Rex Theatre. He In 1940 he attended the In- serving successively as Direc The tall, speaks well and congenial State NEW English is ter-American Conference of tor of the Irrigation Control known 'as a very conscienti- the Caribbean as Secretary of Office of the Cul de Sac Plain, Department Official learned Rotr in the exhilirating world is than more New vi- ous worker. He is married the Haitian Delegation. And Inspector of Roads in the De- much more about Haiti's ecoYorki SECLEnE way Besta cansee and most all with three sons. When Your from 1941 to 1946 he became partment of the West; Direc- nomic problems during his is to AE a Pan $19.50 Am Reporter interviewed him Fri Private Secretary to the Pre- tor of the Saint-Mare Sub- chats with Government leadfrom three and for pleaers Ee (U.S.)plus NTEE dayafternoon he was tensely sident of the Republic with District; Assistant Director representative busiE days days to $81.50 choice for awaiting news about a new the rank of Under Secretary of the Public Works Work- nessmen at a dinner at the four famous Mdiend these af addition to the Embassy residence Wednesexpense tours are the biggest family. of State. During that period shops; Engineer of the Topotravel CRERE ever offered. You he went to Chapultepec where graphy Office of Gonaives; day evening and a reception a Plirat and at the home of Minister LiauELAES otheri features for less than PIERRE LIAUTAUD he served as Technival Advi- Assistant Director of the. taud ae normal cost of accommoda- The new Minister of For- ser to the Haitian Delegation Public Building Service; EnThursday night. tions alone. eign Affairs and National at that vital Inter-American gineer of the. Jacmel District; Thursday morning he conferred with members of the EUROPE Education was born in Port Conference. Director of Etudes et Levées; Cabinet and later had auau Prince, December 8, 1906. In 1946 he went into busi- Director of the Irrigation Ser an Witht separate servdience with the President. HE flies to Gpen He studied at the College St, ness and became well known vice; Director of Workshops, LE than either any other the ETE super airline. Martialfrom 1914 to 1920 and not only as an Industriel et Warehouses and Transport; of"The roomy, President Remaiele E then continued his studies in Commerçant but also as a Director of the AdministraEUS sconomical-Rain- Service. Take ad- Paris at the College Stanislas journalist, dramatist and puh tion Service. vantage stopover privileges al- from 1921 to 1924 receiv- licist. Minister Heurtelou Here is a man who is emiyou tosee many cities for A T E price of one. ing degrees in Latin, Sciences speaks English perfectly and nently fitted for his post as and Mathematics. The follow has many close friends among Secretary of State of the DeJAMAICA ing year he attended the Ly- the members of the Foreign partment in which he has O DAcbees to flights : SCHEO Clipper" cee Janson de Sailly in Paria Colony. - from 1921 to 1924 receiv- licist. Minister Heurtelou Here is a man who is emiyou tosee many cities for A T E price of one. ing degrees in Latin, Sciences speaks English perfectly and nently fitted for his post as and Mathematics. The follow has many close friends among Secretary of State of the DeJAMAICA ing year he attended the Ly- the members of the Foreign partment in which he has O DAcbees to flights : SCHEO Clipper" cee Janson de Sailly in Paria Colony. spent a lifetime career: taking advanced Mathema- : E or all the to where New tics. In 1925 he returned CLAUDE J. PREVAL DUCASSE JUMELLE You gei beiter phoios hy mE connec home to go to Law School, gra- The new SERE ae to every U.S. city. Under-Secretary The new E Secretary of State using General Eleciric duating as class laureate and of Agriculture is theyoungest of the Interior, Justice and Bulbs. Fori resercations winner of the Prix de TAI member of the new Cabinet National Defense was born see your TracelAgentor liance Française in 1928, group. He was born in Mar- in St. Marc, April 14, 1901. TE PAN AMERICAN when he became a member of melade in the Department of He studied at Lycee Petion MORED AIRWAYS the Port au Prince bar. the North and in 1933 gradu- and got his Law Degree in WORLD'S EXPERIENCED MOST AIRLINE From 1933 to 1946, he was ated from Damien as an agro 1923 when he entered the Bar CUA Rue Dantes Destouches Port-au-Prince a member of the Law School nomist. From 1936 to 1939 at St. Marc where he served Telophones 3451 and 2822 Faculty and served as Dein he served as farm agent be- as President of the Bar AssoT.M. REG for the last five years of that fore becoming Assistant to ciation from 1937 to 1941. He SAVE TIME AND MONEY - USE period. He took the post the Horticulture Section. was re-elected to the same AIR MAIL AND AIR PARCELF POST again in 1951 and still held it From 1939 to 1947 he was post in 1951 and still holds it when the President called Supervisor at the Damien today. to the head of E a leave S him the De- Farm taking year's From 1922 to 1925 Minister MR. JULES HERAUX partment of Foreign Affairs. to study rural economy in Jumelle was a professor at] Matriz Namero LC 51-36 Piano Tuner He holds the rank of Offi- Puerto Rico and later going to Lycee Petion and the College A Preduct of Coneral May be contacted at 18 cier in the National Order of the United States to add his Louverture, From 1946 to Eleciric Co., U.S.A. S him the De- Farm taking year's From 1922 to 1925 Minister MR. JULES HERAUX partment of Foreign Affairs. to study rural economy in Jumelle was a professor at] Matriz Namero LC 51-36 Piano Tuner He holds the rank of Offi- Puerto Rico and later going to Lycee Petion and the College A Preduct of Coneral May be contacted at 18 cier in the National Order of the United States to add his Louverture, From 1946 to Eleciric Co., U.S.A. Chemin des Dalles or Honor and Merit and also was knowledge in that field. 1948 he taught Civil Law and Distribulor in Haiti: Telephone: 2440 decorated as Officier del l'Aca- On his return to Haiti, he Procedure at the Inw Schooli Valerio Canez. --- Page 16 --- SUNDAY, APRIL 12th CHAITI SUN> FRENCH OPERATIC COMPANY PRESENT LA BOHEME The French Operati Troupe gave a Benefit EI Per Rancho formance of La Boheme Fri day evening at the Rex Thes tre as its final offering to the Haitian Public. Money raised during the evening wentt the Madame Magloire Foln dation and the Charity Funi of the French Hospital. Jacqueline Silvi gave one of her most charming Der formances in the populan Hotel opera which proved to bea well-chosen Farewell. Musk His Excellency President Magloire and members of the lovers can thank these artist Cabinet at the Place Toussaint Louverture receiving the Mil > for providing them with th itary salute. only Opera, Season since Dinner, the birth. of the Haîtian Repus lic. And many of the mus WU cians and singers in the Dancing Caph tal are also grateful for har a ing the opportunity to per ax form in a professional pro VOTRE PROPRE A76 duction. General Magloire lit the a 9Weeh Flame of Liberty with tha ougptz torch carried from Toussaint MONDAYS-VEDIESDANS:FRIDAYS Birthplace at Breda it was symbolic gesture showing once more how Haiti's herois Impressive 150th present head of our Free Re- past provided the impeta Anniversary Ceremony who is helping the Hai Noliened public and inspiration for those why Of Toussaint Louveriure tian People travel farther on work to carve out a bette 2 Several thousand spectators the road to progress. When future. were on hand Tuesday morn- <The Best Quality Cement at ing at 9 to view the impresIre the Lowest possible cosis sive ceremony observing thel 150th Anniversary of TousALLEN & BAUSSAN: AACN Ne saint Louverture. A SAPAPOSPANIO a six-man offer their V A PICK-UP Et honour guard of cadets fromi * A RADIORÉCEPTEUR COMBINES the Military Academy stood motionless around the pedesOutre" (ensemble montré ci-) tal bearing the bust of the dessus nous pouvons fournir, <First of the Blacks> - theirt TO PONCE aussi les 2 appareils que voici C blue and white dress uniforms avec un changeur de disques and long black boots a strikcomplatement automatique à3 vltesses. Les3r radiorécepteurs ing contrast to the ragged) * ont une excellente reproducpantaloons of the slaves whol tion, un correcteur (réglage fought for Liberty under du w.coloris" de la tonalité) et thel des bandes étalées. teng brilliant black General. Pour tous détails adressez-) vous à votre, fournisseur. We feel that Toussaint! 94LBS. NE PHILIPS must have been proud indeed! AE of the trim cadets and thel CEMENTO well trained Preeidential Guard lined up before his) PHILIPS memorial. And we believe) that he must havefelt his bit-) ter ten-year struggle and +ra-1 IN BAGS OF 42 1/2 PORTLAND CEMENT CURAÇAO TRADING CD. OF HAITLSAT O gic death in a prison cell IwerdSTANDARD HYDRAULICKEs NET 6 PLY well worth while as he accepti OFFICE: MTTC BLDG. EXPOSITION ed the moving tribute of thel Port-au-Prince Tel : 2387 FAMOUS THROUGHOUT p1 SHOES THE WORLD Bata FOR EVERY OCCASION iened public and inspiration for those why Of Toussaint Louveriure tian People travel farther on work to carve out a bette 2 Several thousand spectators the road to progress. When future. were on hand Tuesday morn- <The Best Quality Cement at ing at 9 to view the impresIre the Lowest possible cosis sive ceremony observing thel 150th Anniversary of TousALLEN & BAUSSAN: AACN Ne saint Louverture. A SAPAPOSPANIO a six-man offer their V A PICK-UP Et honour guard of cadets fromi A RADIORÉCEPTEUR COMBINES the Military Academy stood motionless around the pedesOutre" (ensemble montré ci-) tal bearing the bust of the dessus nous pouvons fournir, <First of the Blacks> - theirt TO PONCE aussi les 2 appareils que voici C blue and white dress uniforms avec un changeur de disques and long black boots a strikcomplatement automatique à3 vltesses. Les3r radiorécepteurs ing contrast to the ragged) * ont une excellente reproducpantaloons of the slaves whol tion, un correcteur (réglage fought for Liberty under du w.coloris" de la tonalité) et thel des bandes étalées. teng brilliant black General. Pour tous détails adressez-) vous à votre, fournisseur. We feel that Toussaint! 94LBS. NE PHILIPS must have been proud indeed! AE of the trim cadets and thel CEMENTO well trained Preeidential Guard lined up before his) PHILIPS memorial. And we believe) that he must havefelt his bit-) ter ten-year struggle and +ra-1 IN BAGS OF 42 1/2 PORTLAND CEMENT CURAÇAO TRADING CD. OF HAITLSAT O gic death in a prison cell IwerdSTANDARD HYDRAULICKEs NET 6 PLY well worth while as he accepti OFFICE: MTTC BLDG. EXPOSITION ed the moving tribute of thel Port-au-Prince Tel : 2387 FAMOUS THROUGHOUT p1 SHOES THE WORLD Bata FOR EVERY OCCASION