--- Page 1 --- II A I I I - BERNARD DIEDERICH un EDITOR RONY CHENET, Jr. THE HAITIAN ENGLISH LANGUAGE NEWSPAPER GERANT RESPONSABLE VOLUME III Portau-Prince République D'HAITI SUNDAY, MAY 10TH 1953 No.29 FIRST HAITIAN BISHOP TO BE PERSONALITY CONSECRATED THIS MONTH OF THE WEEK On May 31st the first Haitian Haiti's first native bishop was Bishop in the history of the Re born in wedlock on September At first sight dark handsome public will be consecrated in im- 30th, 1910, in Petionville. His Maurice Herzog looks likea man pressive ceremonies in the Notre parents are Jean Augustin and whose footsteps never strayed Dame Cathedral. He is Mgr. the former Regina Barreau. He far from the trim boulevards of Rémy Augustin, newly named (Continued on Page 14) his beloved Paris. But on closer Auxiliary to the Archdiocese of acquaintance it is easy to spot Port au Prince. the rare exuberance and sense The Prelate took his oath of of adventure in the 34-year-old office before the President of Frenchman which forced him to the Republic in the National Palmeet the challenge of indominiace Salle des Bustes on Thursday table man agairset indominitable April 30th, in accordance with nature and conquer the highest faurice Herzog and friends at the Hotel Villa Creole. (See the Concordat signed 02 years mountain ever climbed by man. ersonality of the Weele). ago. The world's mcst dangerous Mgr. Augustin made a short sport is a mere famils affair to Fire Destroys Cotton Mill address after repeating his vows Maurice whose father and seven and His Excellency Mauclair brothers and sisters all love to Damage Estimated At 200,000 Dols. Zephirin, Secretary of State of indulge in romping up and over Religion, made tho reply. Music grim Alpine peaks. Though he Aspokesman for the Madsen warehouse of the mill and was was furnished by the Seminarwas born in Lyon, he spent much Company reports that $200,000 detected when watchmen on duty ists' Choir. of his life in his father's native Horth of property was lost in smelled something burning, Chamonix overshadowed by the te giant fire that gutted its Some of the watch crew went to NEW PRESIDENT OF white-capped Mt. Blanc. The Bitton mill near Portail St. work with fire extinguishers HAITIAN RED CROSS challenge of the giant peaks Reph early Wednesday morn- while another tried to call for stayed with him as he travelled mg, April 29th. Luckily, the help. But the phones as is Dr. Louis Roy became the new The first Haitian Bishop from one set of classrooms to millheld a policy. with the Home too often the case in Haiti President of the Haitian Red another collecting a Bachelor nsurance Company whose local were out of order. By the time Cross at a ceremony held Thurs- Noted French Brain of Science Degree from the Unigent is J. Phipps. And Com- a workable phone was found in day noon in the Department of Specialist Lectures Here versity of Lyon, a Bachelor of jny plans are now underway to a nearby army post, the flames Public Health. Present were Law Degree from the University build a new installation which gained too much headway for Public Health Secretary Roger A distinguished French brain of Paris and a diploma from the Should be ready by the time the the fire department to save the Dorsinville, Undersecretary Dr. surgeon Dr. Le Beau of the School of Advanced Commercial mext cotton crop is harvested in building. In fact, the blaze got Andre. Sam, and Mr. Fred Sige- Lariboisiere Hospital left Studies. The challenge remainPebruary. so hot that it peeled the paint rist, Latin-American Representa- Haiti last Wednesday after a ed.as he made his way into the The fire first broke out in the (Continued on Page 15) tive of the International Red pleasant stay at the Villa Creole thriving Parisian business world Cross. the Dorsinville, Undersecretary Dr. surgeon Dr. Le Beau of the School of Advanced Commercial mext cotton crop is harvested in building. In fact, the blaze got Andre. Sam, and Mr. Fred Sige- Lariboisiere Hospital left Studies. The challenge remainPebruary. so hot that it peeled the paint rist, Latin-American Representa- Haiti last Wednesday after a ed.as he made his way into the The fire first broke out in the (Continued on Page 15) tive of the International Red pleasant stay at the Villa Creole thriving Parisian business world Cross. and two lectures to local audi- as Assistant Director of Ste Dr. Roy, who is Director of ences. On Sunday morning, May Kelber Columbes, an associate of Haiti Becomes First American the T-B Sanatorium, is replacing 4th, he spoke to the Faculty of the B. F. Goodrich Company. Republic Sign Investment Guaranty Dr. Joseph Buteau as local head Medicine on Psycho-Neuro The- He had an oportunity to use of the disaster relief organiza- (Continued on Page 2) (Continued on Page 2) WASHINGTON, April 15. ment was concluded in an ex- tion. Harold E. Stassen, Director for change of notes between John Incidentally, May 8th was the Beats announDutual Security, today M. Cabot, Assistant Secretary of birth Peru National Selection, But 125th Anniversary of the of cedt the signing of the first U.S. State for Inter-American Af Jean Henry Dunat, the Founder Loses To Violette LE Noir Dorernment investment guaran- fairs Aigle and. Jacques Leger, Haitian of the Red Cross which has by Jocelm MacCalla Wagreement with an American Ambassador to the United spent billions of dollars helping Fpublic. States. the victims of world calamities. Rabid partisans of Violette lette against the visitors Peru Private investment in A programme in honour of the and Aigle Noir shared their joy was outplayed in the first half, The agreement, with the Re- friendly country can be a major occasion was aired over The with all Haitien football fans when Violette scored a few minpllc of Haiti, makes possible economic benefit to that country Voice of the Republic Friday who witnessed the victory of utes before the interval Peru Matual Security agency guaran- and an important step in Presi- evening, President Magloire their teams over Peru in the re- was very much on the offenRes protecting new American dent Eisenhower's programme of and the head of the Internation- cent soccer series just complet- sive in the second half, and a vestors in that country against gaining peace and progress with al Red Cross gave special mes- ed. tired Violette with very good de Firrency inconvertibility and prosperity for the free worlds, sages. as did Mr. Siegerist and The first match, and the best fensive play, and through some hes by expropriation. The agree (Continued on Page 11) Dr. Roy. football of the series, pitted Vio- (Continued on Fage 9) --- Page 2 --- *HAITISUNSUNDAY, MAY 10TH 195 sands of miles away. Spending Personality Of The Week himself to the limit, reserving (Continued from Page 1) for himself the hardest tasks, deriving his authority from the his mountain knowledge during their faces, cold stiffening their example he set, always in the the exciting days of the last war clothes; the glaze of the tropi- vanguard, he made victory poswhen he commanded a company cal sun blinding them; their sible. That last long stage to of French Alpine Troops. The bodies and brains slugglsh from the top bears the stamp of his level-headedness and courage he fatigue and lack of oxygen judgment and determination. displayed in that period made THEY MADE IT TO THE TOP. The natural thing would have the French Federation of Moun- Two almost exhausted men been' to establish a sixth camp, tain Climbers choose him as lead- crept up a steep wind-scoured but Maurice had the vision to er when they planned the Ex- slope of snow and reached a realize that one more day spent pedition to conquer the virgin small level space. of French Alpine Troops. The bodies and brains slugglsh from the top bears the stamp of his level-headedness and courage he fatigue and lack of oxygen judgment and determination. displayed in that period made THEY MADE IT TO THE TOP. The natural thing would have the French Federation of Moun- Two almost exhausted men been' to establish a sixth camp, tain Climbers choose him as lead- crept up a steep wind-scoured but Maurice had the vision to er when they planned the Ex- slope of snow and reached a realize that one more day spent pedition to conquer the virgin small level space. There they on the climb might cost them peaks of the Himalayas in 1950. saw that there was nowhere high the summit, and so he decided Photo taken in the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell, US The party's purpose was to er to go. They were standing on to. make an all-out dash. Public Affairs Officer in Sao Paulo, Brazil, ata reception climb inhop either Dhaulagiri or Anna the summit of the highest moun *A1l the world knows the our of Mr. and Mrs. James R. Echols, newly arrived Directe purna, two 8000-meter mountains tain yet climbed by man. But price that had to be paid. And of the Department of Courses of the Uniao Brasil-Estados Ue in the very heart of Nepel. Dur their victory over <The God- Maurice faced his ordeal with a dos, Both couples are known to the Sun'ss readers since their the ing dangerous trek they dess of the Harvests> as An- resolution and courage perhaps were both in Haiti Mr. Campbell as PAO at the American make En would scientific observa- napurna is known to, the Nepal- even more admirable than that bassy and Mr. and' Mrs. Echols at the Institut Haitiano-Amen tions ofall kinds in the Asiatic ese' was the prelude to disas- he displayed on the climb. He cain. Left to right: Miss Nancy Wing, American teacher at'tie territory so long forbidden to ter. A long series of mishaps showed an utter disregard of Uniao, Mr. Echols, Mr. Camp bell, Mrs. and Mrs. white Echols, men. Cam Everything in Ne dogged their descent, climaxed self. It was typical of him that, bell. The highlight of the celebration was the opening of pal belongs to the Maharajah but by the loss of Herzog's gloves. In as they emerged from the cre- bottle of Haiti's famous Barbancourt, brought to Brazil via the he gave permission for the equip spite of frostbite and snow- vasse where they had bivou- United States, carried in a suitcase. ment to cross his lofty country blindness Maurice made it back acked,, his first thought should with their six tons of equip- to the camp where the expedi- be for the others, and hisfirst lowing the amputation of his fin- Hotel ment. Reconnaissance soon prov tion Manager's doctor Daughle was waiting. Even words were a request that they gers and toes. that Close ed Has Brush Dhaulagiri 25,795-ft. his skill could not save the gal: should leave him behind, and What did he think of the moun E With Death peak was impossible to climb. lant climber's swollen fingers increase their own chances of tains of Haiti? *They ares, he So the party began its search and toes. Operation after opera- safety. said, eas nice as the people., But The three-yearold daughtere for Annapurna. On the way tion followed in a race against he didn't have time to make a the new manager of the Rivien they were forced to stage one the, death-dealing gangrene. should leave him behind, and What did he think of the moun E With Death peak was impossible to climb. lant climber's swollen fingers increase their own chances of tains of Haiti? *They ares, he So the party began its search and toes. Operation after opera- safety. said, eas nice as the people., But The three-yearold daughtere for Annapurna. On the way tion followed in a race against he didn't have time to make a the new manager of the Rivien they were forced to stage one the, death-dealing gangrene. It The endless return march in reconnaissance on foot before re Hotel had a close brush wit minor retreat when they fled was a high price to: pay for vic- the monsoon, rains, the succes- turning to France this week- death Thursday when she gd from the buadhist village of Ma- tory, but only his stubborn cour- sion of amputations, the long end. into a pill bottle and swallova nangbhot. On the theory that age, his level headedhess and months of immobility and their a large overdose of sedative. He all white men were Americans his daring skill kept Maurice accompaniment of pain from His lecture at the French In- mother knew nothing aboutti and woman- hungry, the villagers from paying the final wager in all these he has emerged at last, stitute on April 28th showed action until she was unable: proferred every female in their his grim battle. And it was standing on his own feet again, what the Haitian public thought wake the child from her usid midst to the French mountain- largely due to him that the other with a heightened simplicity and of HIM 1,500 persons crowded afternoon nap. The little gu eers. members of the expedition came moral sensibility, as though pu: into the modernistic auditorium recovered consciousness 24 hour Just 12 days before the mon- through without the loss of a rified by fire. It is with a sense to see the film of Herzog's adven- later and is now on the road soon, the party began its assault single liie. of wonder and fulfillment that tures with his own commentary recovery, on the towering Annapurna. Six In speaking of Herzog's lead- we see him turning again to- it was the largest audience camps were established : the ership the President of the Him- wards life as towards renewal, in Institute history. base camp at thej 14,750 foot mark alayan Committee of Mountain seeing more good in it because By request of President Ma- American Financiers and the last at a height of 24.300 Climbers reports: <His remark- he himself is a better man.> gloire, Herzog also showed his May Open Private feet. It was from that spot that able physical fitness was the re It was while Herzog was re-. films at the Casernes Dessalines Bank Here Herzog and his companion Louis flection of his will and of tne covering from the effects of his theatre and on Friday, May 1st, According Lachenal began their final near- faith in victory which he in- series amputations that to a story in of he gave another talk on his advenfatal trek to the summit. spired in everybody, even in all first began to write the: story of tures at the National Palace af- Matin, thorized the Government of has With snow whippieg into of us at home, so many thou- his amazing adventure propped ter which he was decorated financiers a to group establish Amerie apriva up in a hospital bed in the Paris with the National Order of Hon- bank in Haiti with a capital suburb of Neuilly. <One writes our and Merit officer's rank. modern design. two and a half million gotira bests, he says, when one is suf- In between his numerous ap- The group was representel in our new fering, when one is reduced to pearances, the famous mountain negotiations by M. Clyde Phila SHORT COLLAR a complete immobility. And cer- climber splashed happily in the and Albert Plone: STYLES tainly the results of his writing big new pool at the Villa Creole The Department of Fua by VAN HEUSEN bore out his theory. and Merit officer's rank. modern design. two and a half million gotira bests, he says, when one is suf- In between his numerous ap- The group was representel in our new fering, when one is reduced to pearances, the famous mountain negotiations by M. Clyde Phila SHORT COLLAR a complete immobility. And cer- climber splashed happily in the and Albert Plone: STYLES tainly the results of his writing big new pool at the Villa Creole The Department of Fua by VAN HEUSEN bore out his theory. Almost as and assured one and all that thoroughly investigated ther soon as it appeared on the Ame- Haiti was alongs story short : one of his favourite ject which will be carried Tumte Heusen's new short collar rican bookshelves, KAnnapurna> countries ! in with styles the modern accordance the Aus shirts EE # comforthit the top of the best-seller 1952 Law aimed at spreading able, handsome collars flatter list. Now it is the No. 1 piece of man's face. Noted French Brain credit facilities in Haiti wh "Chant short non-fiction and has gone into its the short teyelets and short fifth printing as European Specialist Lectures Here still protecting savings Emepleant with régular or as (Continued from Page 1) the Haitian people. rounded. So come in well as American libraries clamLE seet F ACFAE shirts. new Van We our for more and more copies. havet them in white, colors and What is Mr. Herzog going to rapy. The next evening Paul Verna First stripes. he addo with his profits? Why, finance dressed the French Institute on Secretary In C. T. another expedition to the Hima- Le Traitement de la Douleur. Settling down to his task Agent in Haiti: layas, of course. As he told Your The noted Doctor reportedly First Secretary of the Ha Jean George A. Mourra Reporter, -Mais, oui I still love performs an average of 75 deli- Embassy in Ciudad Trojillo 135 Grand Rue mountain climbing!, In fact, he cate brain operations each Paul Verna graduate of the Tel: 3513 even scaled an alpine Deak fol- month. racas Diplomatic School. --- Page 3 --- SUNDAY, MAY 10TH 1953 -HAITISUN. 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For Information and Reservotlons: Pnone 3313 o Ticket Office: lo Nadal & Co --- Page 4 --- -HAITISUNSUNDAY, MAY 10TH 1953 How Touristic Can You Mr. Rene Colimon, First Sec UNION SCHOOL Get? retary of the Haitian Embassy ti Election of officers, may4 The traffic jam along the Joseph report in Washington, arrived on home 1953, at the new bullding siteGrand Rue about noon Thurs- soil Tuesday via Miami.. N3 Exposition. Chairman of Board day was. caused by the gala de 0: is Mr. Leggett; Treasurer. parture of the season's most un- Lieutenant Georges Elie Fils Board 1s Mr. A. de MattelsSe inhibited tourist, Mrs. Milly Rob- <Ti pouces is flying to North retary of Board is Mrs.C/Na les. America this weekend to attend Neil; the fourth elective men The lively grandmother made a firemen's conference! He ex- The Ambassador of Venezuela Une Grande Soiree ber is Mr. Roger Jarman. Tha her way to the airport sitting pects to be absent two weeks. in Haiti, Dr. Falson Briceno, has A Cahane Choucoune agenda was as follows sidesaddle on a Haitian bourrireturned to Caracas to take ttp 1)Annual report by Chairma que with a second animal plod- :0:- his new and important duties as Friday eveningHis Excellency of the Board, Mr. C Legiett ding behind her loadetl with lug- Ghislain Gouraige who recent- Senator of the Republic. the President of the Republic 2) Treasurer's report gage. What's more. she guided ly received his diploma from the and Madame Paul Magloire pre- Mr. A: de Matteis. her two little donkeys through Diplomatic Institute of Paris is Mr. Jean Vorbes, ex-Secretary sided over a magnificent ssoirées 3) PTA President's report the heavy traffic with all the busy preparing his thesis. We'll at the Haitian Embassy in Ciu- at Cabane Choucoune: Members Mrs. ain Gouraige who recent- Senator of the Republic. the President of the Republic 2) Treasurer's report gage. What's more. she guided ly received his diploma from the and Madame Paul Magloire pre- Mr. A: de Matteis. her two little donkeys through Diplomatic Institute of Paris is Mr. Jean Vorbes, ex-Secretary sided over a magnificent ssoirées 3) PTA President's report the heavy traffic with all the busy preparing his thesis. We'll at the Haitian Embassy in Ciu- at Cabane Choucoune: Members Mrs. L. P. Mongeau. sang-froid of an experienced hear more from this studious lad dad Trujillo, arrived home last of the government military of 4) Building Committee repo charbon merchant. later. weekend. ficials and leaders of the com- by Mr. H. Thebaud. : munity attended. 5): Principal's Report byNE Welli known businessman Edou Pastor Julien Craan, head of Mr. Robert Baussan, owner M. Sager: ard Esteve left for Europe last the Adventist Mission' in the operator of the Ibo. Lele hotel Tarzan To Meei Di Paolo 6) Ways and Means Reporti Sunday via the Panama Line. He French Antilles is visiting his and Le Refuge, is back from Wednesday Night Mr. R. Jarman, will participate in an Ibero - parents in Port. New York where he conferred A record crowd js' expected to 7) Election of officers. American conference which will :0:- with associates on tourism de- attend the return match between Nominating Committee: be held in Madrid this month. His Excellency Mr. M. A. de velopment in Haiti. wrestlers Hector Fare <EI Tar. L. P. Mongeau, Mr. R. :0: Pier Clercq and M. P. de Belgique, :0:- zans and Ilio di Paolo. The fight Mr. G. Allen and Mr. D. Post A newspaper has just appear- who have ended their mission It is reported that Mr. Dantes which is considered a revenge ed in Fort Liberte: *Le Reveils. in Haiti, were knighted with Bellegarde will publish shortly meeting will take place Wednes- :0: Its director is Mr. Ludovic La- the order Honneur et Merites a book entitled -Histoire du Peu- day 13th. Yesterday was the annivers mothe and its responsible mana- last week. ple Haitien: 0: of that aimable commerca ger Mr. Athanase Codio. :0: :0:- Pastor McConnell has pub- Henri Reiher :0:- Sunday May 3rd was the birth- Mr. Stephen Alexis protested lished his second edition of :0:- Mr. Raoul Martineau, who spe day (4th) of Billy Petrus, a na- energetically ($25,000 protest) <You Can Learn Creole>, It is on Charge d'Affaires of Veneu cialized in the adult teaching in tive of New York. against his editor, Mr. Henri Des- sale at La Caravelle for $1.25. lan Embassy is Mr. Guardia,e Mexico on a Unesco scholarship, :0:- champs, whom he charges with :0:- of the outstanding poets' an has returned homeWednesday afternoon Linda having changed the literature of Mr. Victor of the National journalists of his country. :0: Frisch and Josianne Deschamps the Histoire d'Haitis the former Bank is in Europe on leave and :0:- Venezuelan sculptor Montagu- celebrated their third birthday has just edited for the second to specialize. Otto Madsen in who is over to Italywis telli, dropped place anniversaries, time, (Haiti Journal). 0: he 1s reported the Bolivar statue on its pedesGaston purchasing :0:- Theard, who under- important spinning-mill forH tal, set a wreath Of flowers on :0:- Senator Emile St. Lot honour- went an eye operation abroad, is ti. the tombof artist Normil Charles Mrs. Max Bolte rejoined her ed Mrs. Edith Efron Bogat with only waiting for his glasses to two weeks ago. elli, dropped place anniversaries, time, (Haiti Journal). 0: he 1s reported the Bolivar statue on its pedesGaston purchasing :0:- Theard, who under- important spinning-mill forH tal, set a wreath Of flowers on :0:- Senator Emile St. Lot honour- went an eye operation abroad, is ti. the tombof artist Normil Charles Mrs. Max Bolte rejoined her ed Mrs. Edith Efron Bogat with only waiting for his glasses to two weeks ago. family in Jacmel yesterday after arrive back a dinner party at his residence in Haiti. :0:- a week in Port as house guest In Port recovering from abo the Wednesday for her departure 0: A distinguished visitor to of Mr. and Mrs. Jacky Desof malaria is Mlle Claudette Ga for France, Mrs. Bogat will Mr. Emmanuel Port this past week was Mr. Sal- champs. Lafond will lard who returned this yearim vador Maria one of Salvador's :0:- shortly publish a sociological.es- leave this month on a Unesco studying in Patzcuaro, Mexd most progressive Industrialists. Mrs. Sonny Griswold soon say on Haitian life. scholarship. The young poster and is now one of the Unet Mr. Maria and his wife, a mem- heading Stateside for a vacation. artist has been studying audio- team building a cooperativeog ber of the noted Issa family of :0: visual teaching with Mr. Rigol, munity up at Bayeux. Jamaica were greeted here by Louis Griswold, who never lets a Unesco expert stationed here. relatives on artival, Mr. and his wheelchair interfere with a Mrs. Noustas and Mr. Issa Dl good bamboche, is back enjoying Saieh. our tropical sun and tropical 0:- rum at the Hotel Oloffson. Mr. Herard L. 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Then before a mission 2, Challoner Crescent, Mr. Shine are being given the Tell us how to handle Com- left from the States to do anyLondon W. 14 royal he-haw here in England. munists! Indeed! We always thing from tourism to lending April 20, 1953. Though they are no doubt nice thought you Americans were a dough, to making business lrl young men, they are represent- bit foolish about that one, but deals, to spreading Christianity, gemara Diederich ed as a rather comical vaudeville don't carry your foolishness too to giving agricultural advice, to Haiti Sun, O team burlesquing political is- far. Snoop around your own de Senator McCarthy's scouts, they Portan-l Prince, sues. No one seems particularly partments if you wish, but give be briefed on the likely reaction Haitt. worried about their reporting, us credit for sufficient intelli- to their mission. I daresay that You get belter pholes hy Dear Bernard : though underneath the gentle gence to deal with our own as many won't start at all, and using General Eletiric spoofing, there is genuine con- we see fit.> those Enclosed is a piece which that do providing the Bulbs. night prove of interest to you cern over these particularly in- The implication in the press department is allowed to really S y01 see, Im in Rngland and ept American tactics. is all too clear. They àrei paint present the other fellow's viewE pill be getting off more CT less The Daily Express this morn- ing Cohn and Schine as they ap- point LE will have been humbled duily stuff for general syndica- ing refer to them as a modern pear to them which may not be to the extent that they recogRR E3 tion. So far Tve got one U. S. day Gallagher and Sheen with at all the way either they ap: nize that Americans are human KETE ropers one Paris daill, and am the headline Positively Mr. pear to themselves or to the beings too, and as such may sootiating for German release. Cohn; Absolutely Mr. Shine. It American public. I suggest there have things to learn as well as Tyowre interested mn further all doesn't spell good publicity be set-up in Washington a spe: to teach. We are known for our auf let me kenow. for the U.S. Whatever virtue cial department called *Dept. Of generosity as well as our imthe purpose of Mr. Cohn and Mr The Other Fellow's Viewpoints, petuosity. get my <Suns regularhy Shine has, the general public S00 though please note change of ad- here believe them to be juvenile Would it be presumptuous to suggest that Messrs. Cohn and aress above. snoopers just out of school trying LETTERS Schine ask the BBC what they Matriz Namero LC 51-36 With kindest regards, to tell their elders how to run tote might advise in handling this A Produci of General As ever, their lives. The specific issue particular problem? Eleciric Co., U.S.A. Garry Davis. pounced upon hére is that Cohn EDITOR Distributor in Haiti: April 20; 1953 and Schine seem to want to talk GaITy Davis. Valerio Canez. to people in the BBC. Ouch! 65 Charlesfield Street, NECITIZENS That makes every Britisher Providence, Rhode Island IEWPOINT laugh and bridle at the same April 18, 1953. Senator McCarthy's globe time. It's'as if the House Of Dear Bernard : For Distinguished Beauly and Unparalleled tnotting yes-men, Mr Cohn and Parlament send a cricket com- Iwonder if you could give me Accuracy Always Choose some information concerning a matter of doctors. y Davis. Valerio Canez. to people in the BBC. Ouch! 65 Charlesfield Street, NECITIZENS That makes every Britisher Providence, Rhode Island IEWPOINT laugh and bridle at the same April 18, 1953. Senator McCarthy's globe time. It's'as if the House Of Dear Bernard : For Distinguished Beauly and Unparalleled tnotting yes-men, Mr Cohn and Parlament send a cricket com- Iwonder if you could give me Accuracy Always Choose some information concerning a matter of doctors. HERE IT IS...in d Class Last week I was watching ROLEX one of the quiz television shows By Itself. - the NEW named The Big Payoffs which originated in Hollywood, California. It was a coast to coast teFERGUSON levision show as you can guess, "30" because I could see it in Rhode Island. I They happened to introduce a person from Haiti, who, as he said himself, was studying to be a doctor. The reason, he said, was because there are 17(seventeen). doctors in Haiti for the three million people. There is no telling the murmurs of pity from SEAS the studio audience. RUSSO FRERES - 25 Rue Roux Engtisering A Hast of Great But the worst part of it, I had a lookatit. Get that feeling Arenmenens some friends from the college weight and traction . N Indleding watehing television at that time - szeand tor that power. will meet Here'sat more trac- of engine A greal new and they did not know what to thntdel Nour needs more-of the time over say. I tried to explain to them than dect any other tractor you power. more thatthis guy probably meant to I conld buy. No other tractor A say something else, but natural aver produced has better systom new cir-fues This sovereign Whisky lerqued characteristic (ugeing sulia thatres ly they told me I was just stickpossesses that distinction Dower). It will pult you engine LA Honiger ing up for my country. - of favour which will claim rough the toughest soil Bigger, 1 would like you to help me your allegiance from the firstaip, oMtout slowing or stalling. gearing heavier will keep on going where dicaner tremtend taigive out by giving me an estimate of piber tractors quit. doctors there WICHLAN J how many are in QUEEN HICHLAND Haiti. Tf possible I would like Kecoeaun Come in and ask for a demonsiration to have it printed in the >Haiti & QUEEN Sun> which would be enough HAYTIAN TRACTOR and EQUIPMENT CO. S.A. proof.when I will show them the SCOTCH WHISKY MAURICE BONNEF IL, MANAGER RUE PAVEE, BA BOUM BUILDING edition. MACDONALD & MUIR LTD ls Very truly yours, Distillers Leizh Scotland AND 63 FERGUSON Adrien R. Laroche. Distribuitors General Trading Co., S.A. FERGUSON TRACTOR SYSTEM IMPLEMENTS --- Page 6 --- -HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, MAY 10TH 1953 LATEST BOOKLET ist Information Bureau, and Haitian coaching sessions WISE and OTHERWISE PUBLISHED BY through travel agents all over COMMITTEE TO NAME By T.J Grant TOURIST OFFICE the country, is a new four-colour LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE folder which conveys in pic- Daill IGeaner, Jamaica, Moyo Im going to take things easy Seems that one of these medi- New and Intriguing Travel tures and captions a surprising 1st today. Page 6 --- -HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, MAY 10TH 1953 LATEST BOOKLET ist Information Bureau, and Haitian coaching sessions WISE and OTHERWISE PUBLISHED BY through travel agents all over COMMITTEE TO NAME By T.J Grant TOURIST OFFICE the country, is a new four-colour LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE folder which conveys in pic- Daill IGeaner, Jamaica, Moyo Im going to take things easy Seems that one of these medi- New and Intriguing Travel tures and captions a surprising 1st today. Just a few short para- cal research chaps took a dive Literature Published by Haiti amount of information and xatgraphs. My doctor warned me into a field of tomatoes and A Committee of The latest edition of A Guide mosphere three not to overstrain my mind by came up with the information Even the are new Messrs Winston that to Haiti> just off the press, gives posters Meeks, Dougla trying to write a long article, the tomato plant, fruit, tot the prospective tourist, a quick this year. Instead of mere kart- Fletcher and Paul Chevannes - Haven't seen Marcel since he stems and leaves, is crawling picture of romantic and work>, these feature a decora- was appointed by the three JFACOm threw me out of his lab with sex hormones. Extracts history alluring geography as well as an tive and highly informative cil at last Friday night's metee weeks ago. He has been hiding will be on the market in about tourist of Haiti. ing to consider (1) from me. Hel has reason to. You a year. Probably under the outline of the enormous progress map the Hattia which has been, made the The first number of <Haiti invitation for two been representativa see, the scoundrel has tell- name, Tomatine. in to attend their ing stories about me which are Now I understand why toma- past few years in economic, so- Today, a new Magazine pubcoaching Ses-th were cial, agricultural and educational lished by the Haiti Tourist In- sions in Port au Prince nerto not true. toes, when I was a boy, formation Bureau month, make called love apples. development of that small island to promote (2) recommendsn At the Turgeau Club the Republic in, the Caribbean. tourist trade and good relations tions as to whether one or trotia XXX other night he asked 2 group of Went to the Art Center two Free for the asking, at the of- between Haiti and the United should go and (3) suggest thek my friends if they had heard weeks ago to see when Dewitt ficial agency of the Haitian Gov- States, has just been issued. representative or represental about my latest visit to my doc- Peters could meet with Marcel ernment in New York. (The Hai- Itv will be published every three tives. tor. Of course, they hadn't. and myself. Mr. Peters was not tiTourist Information Bureau,30 months and will contain interest- The Jamaica said coach, Wells, Marcel, Tommy there. When he read in cHaiti Rockefeller Plaza). This 52-page ing articles and information PaulChejn went to see his doctor last Sun> that Marcel and I were illustrated booklet is crammed about the industrial, commercial vannes, is not available aniln most favoured are him that Bertie week, told his vitality coming to see him he immediate- with information for the visitor and economic development of Tate Huntley was too high, and. that he want- ly packed up and left the coun- and student. All the necessary the *Magic Island., daCosta and Dudle Smith. ed it lowered., try. statistics are included about Comedian Honoured The doctor looked at him in A chap named Jason Seely is population, climate, exports and Mr. Theodore Beaubrun, betamazement I don't quite un- taking his place. I knew him imports, travel facilities, nation- ter known as Languichatte, who derstand, Mr. Grant>, he said. when he was here before. He al holidays. that he want- ly packed up and left the coun- and student. All the necessary the *Magic Island., daCosta and Dudle Smith. ed it lowered., try. statistics are included about Comedian Honoured The doctor looked at him in A chap named Jason Seely is population, climate, exports and Mr. Theodore Beaubrun, betamazement I don't quite un- taking his place. I knew him imports, travel facilities, nation- ter known as Languichatte, who derstand, Mr. Grant>, he said. when he was here before. He al holidays. has worked unceasingly since <Your vitality is too high and hasn't changed a bit; same wife, There is a suçcinct but colour- 1942 the the for development of you want it lowered. Just what same haircut, same pair of khaki ful history of Haiti written by a National Theater, was high on do you mean?, pants he had in 1943. Haitian an account of the na the Labour Day honour list. Mr. <Just what I said, Doctor, XXXX tional progress the public Beaubrun received the order of Tommy replied. *My vitality is Edith Efron left for France works Workmen's Cities Labour with the rank of. <Chetoo high. It's all in my head., last week. I don't care if she information about the import IT's NOTA DREAM That's not all. Severai peo- never comes back. and export of capital .. income valier, BUTA REPLITY ple have reported to me that he Before she left she told some taxes as well as religion, lit Mour home n thectoudh Houl walkon air told them I have a head like a of her friends a story. Marcel, terature, painting, music and de ahen AhiH aalke door knob. Any young girl can so she said, poured some gaso- dances, sports and entertainO1. Am TILES KâY Pi turn it. line down an ant hole on his ment, hotels and' shops even FABRIQUE I used CHOSAiqUES to think that Marcel lawn, and stood there waiting to a bibliography. WILL OPEN EMILE GARDERE was my friend. see what would happen. Also hot off the press and deluesa xasse Haure Suddenly a tiny Cadillac, lad- available through the Haiti Tour- <BIENTOT, TEL:5/20-7738 XXX en with ants, rolled out of the When I can't sleep I read the hole and careened all over the Journal of the American Medi- lawn, the ants in the back seat cal Association. Itl has the same yelling, *Thank you, Mr. Gentil. effect on me as Nembutal. A few That was just what we needed.> nights ago, however, I ran across Edith is. very whimsical, don't a rather interesting item. LS-85 think? 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Mhish Safely lndependent Rapid Boom Hoish 0 CTAEE for sorvice e Shovel, Dragline, Clamshell, Trench Hoe, E Driver and Crane Mido 0 Positive Chain Crowd for Shovel S o Oflicial Sales and Service Headquarters Distributor in Haiti USINE A GLACE NATIONALE CHARLES FEQUIERE Distributors 54 Rue Roux - Tel: 3279 - 2245 - 5173 cecccce --- Page 7 --- SUNDAY, MAY 10TH 1953 KHAITI SUN> N THE TEXTILE BUSINESS TODAY er rewards to those who get to: NEW HOUSE FOR RENT VISITORS TO Ts THE SALESMAN THAT SPELLS PROGRESS the top than the average of CAP other vocations and industries.. A new house in Turgeau HAITIEN Mondput Outstrips Consumption, were tried int top roles, he explain for rent. Cool and quiet lo- The Palace of Sans-Souci Enr Burlington Ezecutive. ed, too often it proved too late cality. Modern accommoda- The,Eighth Wonder of the World Wider Knowledge Needed to widen their training and they HAITIAN SPORTSMEN King Christophe's Citadel MAY TOUR HERE tion. Four bedrooms, 2 bath- The Indian Caves NY Times, April 29th failed at their task. The broader at Dondon. Kingston, Jamaica rooms, one upstairs and one The lovely beaches of the North training must start while men downstzirs. Apply Madame Coast meit textile industry is in the are young and flexible. Com- A combined group of Haitian Georges Laroche, Tel. 5041 or Ai Your Service ihe Oldest Pagptes of its salesmen, J. Spen- panies, Mr. Love said, should de- basketball players, contact <Haiti Sun.> Mosi - weightlifters and of board Experienced chairman Cap Love, the velop good, young sales talent and table tennis players have ofHaitian Travel Service tughe Burlington Mills Corp., with a broad-gauged foundation. fered to come on a Apply M. Leopold Sanchez, I two-week veic yesterday at a meeting of Formerly a good salesman tour of Jamaica at a time suitPension Cap Haitien, Rues A-23 - Textile Salesmen's Associa- needed onl : able to the local controlling orTelephone 454 the Astor Hotel. Proganisations. They have, however San Michele has outstripped consump Faith in his product, made the suggestion that CoroAvail yourself of : he explained, and the work Courage, nation Week would be ideal. in cool Petionville WOODBURY : E die salesmen will determine a realistic Optamnism, French and American the sweetest soap meindustry's future. the basic traits of Good Char- The elifting, angle of the of- Cuisine; Hoi and Cold WOODBURY : The most successful salesmen acter, fer is being considered by the Running Water. the soap with an exquisite e those who have the and a warm Personality. Jamaica Weightlifting and' Bouy Special monthlyrates. WOODBURY fragrance. : gadest basic knowledge, Mr Today, Mr. Love said, a sales- builders Association whilst the Telephone 7894. the best awes said. The days of the spe- man must add to these qualif- Basketball Association will acti soap. ajista achieving the top manage- cations : on the invitation after their anent positions are ending, he nual general meeting set to take Etinued, and a general backknnroledge oj mnanufactur- place within another week. da ind, Bolle will Mr. Winston softball Goiols gund become an increas- of Fashion and Technological Meeks, OKaits Oimnidpac Loquorbnent Stone B important asset. commissioner and-JFA vice-pre developments, sident will make arrangements Souvenirs. ajista achieving the top manage- cations : on the invitation after their anent positions are ending, he nual general meeting set to take Etinued, and a general backknnroledge oj mnanufactur- place within another week. da ind, Bolle will Mr. Winston softball Goiols gund become an increas- of Fashion and Technological Meeks, OKaits Oimnidpac Loquorbnent Stone B important asset. commissioner and-JFA vice-pre developments, sident will make arrangements Souvenirs. of the greatest voids and mystical Mohe cloth construction, for the table tennis phase oft the allenges to top management French the aims and Porfunes. objectives of his enchartins tel larger! uhitsor American compant, invitation. 1n local Weeld-encumed be SwissWatches. mbstry today is the-shortage of cost The groups will res Tall-around exectitive matecomputations, ponsible for the touring team Haitian Records. teatile balance ereiling. air Love. said. eThis 1s. sheets, during the duration of their stay and be able to.appraise the value in the island The touvists will ONE PRICE.. BUT alaoed. Vainly because the industrial Qf fabrics through simple exam- make the trir in an Haitian army THE RIGHT PRICE avthof the, last quarter cen.: ination. plane. T and the development ofBiple organizations have pro-. <Of all the industries>, Mr. eda generation. of specialists, Love said, stextiles is the most <AU LINCOLN> Will Deliver Groceries fo we Door have not sufficiently flexible, the one where fixed NEW YORK, HAITI, NEW YORK your enized the need for de and stable price, lists have the MITG REGULIA FORT eoment of execuuveswvith'all least meaning to the alert sales- lime Snund knowledge, experience man. 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See them tomorrow : you'll want to get your feet More Carefully Built into every pair. brite de Ehine parfum de Installed by Experienced Engineers MAITI S oniv F MILLOT, Westinghouse deliver more cooling effect per Dorlar ORIENTALE INDIAN STORE Invested PARIS WHERE THE LOWEST PRICE, IS THE OnLV- PRICE à --- Page 8 --- Page <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, MAY 10TH 1953 QUE DE DMDENDES Un Exira qui VOUS est apporie à Ibale Vous venez de changer grace que RE0 Chaque quart VOUS - permet de rouler davantage CONT N En falsant lappoint moins souvent EssO Meme aux témperatures critiques de moteur, ESSO EXTRA garde ses propriétés lubrifiantes mieux que n'importe quelle huile. Resultat vous roulez daventage lavec "un quart" et faites l'appoint moins souvent. (Par dessus marché Extra circule dans EITRA le Esso le moteur oll A le vitesse d'un eclair le protegeant contre le carbone et ses depots crasseux qui reduisent sa puissance. Esso Extra MOTOR protège votre' moteur à chaque seconde Essayez-le.. N SUEE Ce moteur en usage de nos jours a beLONG soin de beaucoup d'attention. Elle mérite MILEAGE r39NE1eO CHANGEZ la protection que fournit genereusement Esso Extra Les numeros 1, 3et 5 lh IEMAMT ont été mis à l'epreuve c'est exacte ment la pointure des nouvelles voitures calientions naa 1( pour voire On ne fait pass seulement Une batterie qui donne le plein dans une station Arretez- vous à l'ende service.. . C'est pourUne couche de garantie une demarrage à coup seigne Esso reguliérevonlure quoi le distributeur Esso sur les parties mobiles. sûr. une batterie qui ment et vous verrez que se fait le devoir de vous Lremploi de différentes depasse requit les la standards vous aurez plus de plaifournir toutes les comgreisses pour chaque S.A.E. par Societé sirà conduire durant les' modités indispensables usage. Des graisses Esso Employezl lest bat 365 jours de l'année pour les joies du volant. spéciales. teries Atlas qui durent dans le confort et la une eternite. securité, Advznages Esso uniques IEE avos siations services.. SERVING HAITI FOR MORE THAN 30 YEARS it les la standards vous aurez plus de plaifournir toutes les comgreisses pour chaque S.A.E. par Societé sirà conduire durant les' modités indispensables usage. Des graisses Esso Employezl lest bat 365 jours de l'année pour les joies du volant. spéciales. teries Atlas qui durent dans le confort et la une eternite. securité, Advznages Esso uniques IEE avos siations services.. SERVING HAITI FOR MORE THAN 30 YEARS --- Page 9 --- SUNDAY, MAY 10TH 1953 -HAITI SUN> Page EFEREE'S DECISION WOBELES HAITIAN PUBLIC'S down and out, koed, Tarzan NEW IDOL <EL TARZAN> was up and saluting them : EI Tarzan won by their standards. GET THAT BRAND The most discussed man in Apples with his arm. Bredy was This coming Wednesday if one NOT THIS a RI this week is the handsome violently tapping the arm caus- of the dook iadleaged. Argentine wrestler ing further irritstion to tne wrestlers sticks to his A ho carries himself like a true *A.A.> They finally: broke and words fans will be attending - funeral services the next A mtleman despite the low blow Di Paolo went into a spitting day. Ilio and young opponent Paolo fit Tarzan had words with Peru Beats National ced Michel Bredy de- the referee. When * ern refaree they agnin Selection But Loses BUT THIS ared he delivered during last came to close quarters, Bredy Violetie To Gulay evening's match. acted bravely beyond the call of (Continued and from Aigle Page Noir 1) duty : (for some unearthly rea- - S A NOTE: The 23-year-old 250 son) grabbed Tarzan by the brilliant work by their goalie, 8e Cmoal To Italian Ilio di Paolo has arm, and was prevented any the - Hund respectfully shoved A change in aside. Next score. CSomofl enloosing popularily steadily came the efinalé,, Gulay evening's match. acted bravely beyond the call of (Continued and from Aigle Page Noir 1) duty : (for some unearthly rea- - S A NOTE: The 23-year-old 250 son) grabbed Tarzan by the brilliant work by their goalie, 8e Cmoal To Italian Ilio di Paolo has arm, and was prevented any the - Hund respectfully shoved A change in aside. Next score. CSomofl enloosing popularily steadily came the efinalé,, - LOKS nce he played target for Di Paolo went to the canvas a Poor refereeing marred play in Olanchisserie JIMTAU mranonte and was pawed by wriggling, contorting mess of the, second match which saw the pas small <Black Panther., pain. He stayed that way for Racing Club in action. Frequent 8 minutes. That evening at the stopping of play and disputed dethousand fans, a Bar Italia in cisions of the referee RYMOU Totote Ivelve refighting shape had much Hfor the infant sport (few again, he explained what had' to do with the poor standard of jay consider it a were taken place (when the blow was football played, and Racing Chayale sport) did their feet as long as' the con- delivered half the ringside well to hold Peru to a one-all lasted. Hector Fare (EI spectators, the promotor and draw. zan) with 15 years of expe- friends also Police were in the Aigle Noir, in the third match nce displayed some polished ring and consequently nobody of the series, and for the first ids, especially well done were could see.) El Tarzan had lifted half of play, looked as if they lying scissors., But as the him up by the waist and on let- would overwhelm the visiting tch progressed it appears he ting him down, had stuck out side, but they couli not keep up Fecussor eticed several of the holds his knee. This blow is outlawed the pace, and the second half ruled *prohibited> the world over even brought us scrappy football on GARANTIT tare China, QUI LA PERFECTION in in MECANIQUE little book of rules which where they have a population both sides, and left Aigle Noir ereel Bredy had firmly tucked problem. the victors by two goals to one. tsback pocket. One that inThe final match of the series iated the referee was a strar- The referee held Di Paolo's was lost by the National Team hold. El Tarzan and Di hand up declaring hima winner composed of the best elements' iowere laying down side by by a foul. The public newly edu of our football... They playedl on the canvas, Tarzan was cated to boxing naturally made like eleven individuals and isting Di Paolo's *Adam's their own decision. Di Paolo was against the teamwork of the vi-l GRANTS sitors who played their best foot) ball of the series, they lost twol Soolols roriee Le nieilleur des pneus géants! goals to nil and were it not forl LE the lack of shooting ability of WHISKY Hi-Mier RIB the Peruvian forward line, the score would have been much avantages Le pneu vous donnerdes sans dé- greater. The Peruvians deservER ed to win for their teamworkl moins de risques Se dérapage was impeccable, while the Na-l a carcasse extra-résistante Selection sE tenue inégalée en *tional seemed not tol résumé 6leyé au le prix kilométrage le plus bas. le plus have their hearts in it, and werel a tired team from the start. 4 Gpants The, Peruvlans brand of foot:e Wh E GOODVEAR ball while being quite good, ist not up to the standard of the reDans le monde cent Columbian Team, and tre S a entier on trans- standard of Haitien Football, asse extra-résistante Selection sE tenue inégalée en *tional seemed not tol résumé 6leyé au le prix kilométrage le plus bas. le plus have their hearts in it, and werel a tired team from the start. 4 Gpants The, Peruvlans brand of foot:e Wh E GOODVEAR ball while being quite good, ist not up to the standard of the reDans le monde cent Columbian Team, and tre S a entier on trans- standard of Haitien Football, tonnag porte plus ge : notwithstanding the result of thel pneus Good final match, on thet - year sur ia definitely pneus autre T upgrade, and without doubt thel A marque, best in these Caribbean islands. 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COLOI MBIE Sunday, May 10th at 3.00 p.m. Hundreds of PortauPrinciens Fortune Bogat and son Lenie, LE ROI DES ESPIONS Dinner and 2nd and Dances went aboard the Transatlantic Pierre and Germaine Tardieu, (1st episodes) Line <Colombies to farewell Yvonne Miot, Gilberte Carre, LE DEMON DE L'OR friends sailing for France. Many Celie Desert, Jenny Blakely, Al 6 and 8.30 p.m. went to have a peep at the lux- Louis Rameau, Alfred EyssaPECHE MORTEL ury obtainable on a sea voyage. leme, Jacqueline Dominique, Jac Monday, May 11th, at 6p.m. at The vessel which sailed April queline Elie, Andree Lespinasse, LA FLAMME QUI S'ETEINT 30th at 6.30 p.m. on a 16-day Andree Scott, Maxime Roy, Ma- Tuesday, May 12th at 6 and passage to Le Havre had as pas- ria Bardinal and the French 8.15 p.m. sengers many Priests and Sis- commercial attache and Mrs. Mar PECHE MORTEL Wednesday, May 13th 6 Hotel at Ibo ters Lele returning to their native cel Kieffer. soil on vacation, and also the foland 8.15 p.m. LES DESEMPARES frum lowing Portau.-Princiens : Evary Tuesday and Frida/ 8 2 30 12 The delicious Chocolate p.m. Laxative Thursday, May 14th at 6 and 8.15 p.m. Every Monday from 8 p.m. lo 11 p.m. Mme Alfred Vieux, Mr. and BROOKLAX L'ENTERREE VIVANTE RESERVE YOUR TABLE IN ADVANCE Mrs. Fernand Crepsac, Alain La brings relief overnight. So Friday, May 15th at 6 and TELEPHONE: 7886 take raque Fils, Jacqueline Armand, BROOKLAX 8.15 p.m Martine Armand, Moussa and to-night and to-morrow PECHE MORTEL Carmen Talamas, Mr. and Mrs. you'll be all right. Saturday, May 16th at 6 and 8.15 p.m. CHATELET DES FLEURS GOOD FOOD..GOOD PRICES LEROI DES ESPIONS in Cool Kenscoif (3rd and 4th episodes) and JENNYJ FEMME MARQUEE For Lunches and Dinners of Distirction - Almost Aul Sunday, May 17th at 3.30 p.m. 5,000 feet; almost a mile E LE ROI DES ESPIONS above sea-level - (3rd and 4th episodes) and Yet only 15 pleasant miles, 35 leisureky A COWBOY FILM minutes from the heart of the Capital G At 6 and 8.30 p.m. Unexcelled American French - German - Hailian LA GRANDE MENACE Cuisine and Beverages a a3 Distirction - Almost Aul Sunday, May 17th at 3.30 p.m. 5,000 feet; almost a mile E LE ROI DES ESPIONS above sea-level - (3rd and 4th episodes) and Yet only 15 pleasant miles, 35 leisureky A COWBOY FILM minutes from the heart of the Capital G At 6 and 8.30 p.m. Unexcelled American French - German - Hailian LA GRANDE MENACE Cuisine and Beverages a a3 tre Le Picardie Hoenlghi - FAMOUS FOR ITS Prosarp INTERNATIONA COOKING Pue FRENCH NO IE Calian Specialities OILONISS Due Blacht Corrind Onion Soup Cluly Filet! Mignon CLK Fenoh KAE Pepper Steak Cuisint Bat otrawls Snails CHlovnce estauhan Aued Escalloppe de Veau < Fercholr Picardie LOCATED IN COOL TETE DE LEAU PETIONVILLE cecoce cecA For Reservations Tel. 7416. CASINO DAMBALA ine smneis Forhau Fince EA000RE REFRESHING a ADI THE CAPITAL'S NEWEST HOTEL Sodak fourtain AAOASEE SGANTEES Is Now Open On The Site Of The Old Si. Francis MENU LUNCH - DINNER - SNACKS IT'S TOPS IN HAITI, SOFT DRINKS ENJOY MALTED MILK 1 SUNDAES SHAKES <FISH BOWL> LUNCHEON FRUIT JUICES DINNER ICE- YOGURT CREAM At Rizoton on the Ave. Fra nklin Roosevelt COCKTAILS BEER A most charming restaurant by the sea 2,000 Feet CI seri io Heaven BACON on HAM AND EGGS Coul sea bre eeze available day and night Madame W. D. Cameron, Manager SANDWICHES COFFEE Open up till 1:30 am Wee':-days e' c' c'c Cnon 1ID till 2:30 am Sundays and Saturdaye Telepho ne 7887 la Bolle tneole French and American cooking. Bar service Speciality: Creole dishes which are available at all times. secer 20 % coceco e 24 000000006 --- Page 11 --- SUNDAY, MAY 10TH 1953 <HAITI SUN> AITIBECOMESE FIRST AM ERICAN REPUBLIC potentials, he added. currency, under the inter-gov- ley, the latter the wife of the SIGN INVESTMENT GU ARANTY AGREEMENT A currency convertibility gua- ernment agreement. Such cur- former American Ambassador to (Continued from Page 1) an agreement, Stassen said that ranty would provide that, if the rency would then be available Havana and later to Rio de he investor should be unable to con for administrative expenses of Janeiro. hopes the other American vert locai rassen said. < I am delighted republics would follow the lead currency receipts from U. S. Government representa- In the category simported cuttthe MSA investment guaran of the Caribbean country. Invi- the investment into dollars tives in Haiti. flowerss Chatelet des Fleurs iprogramme can now encour- tations to discuss the pro- through regular banking chanagain won first award for its dis United States firms and innels, the U. S. Government Under other terms of the play of Giant gramme have been extended to would claims Delphinium hylwduals to invest capital in an- other countries in the Western provide the dollar ex- agreement, any to owner- brids, as well as the second ter country of the Western Hemisphere, Stassen said. the investment into dollars tives in Haiti. flowerss Chatelet des Fleurs iprogramme can now encour- tations to discuss the pro- through regular banking chanagain won first award for its dis United States firms and innels, the U. S. Government Under other terms of the play of Giant gramme have been extended to would claims Delphinium hylwduals to invest capital in an- other countries in the Western provide the dollar ex- agreement, any to owner- brids, as well as the second ter country of the Western Hemisphere, Stassen said. change. ship of property acquired by the award for Giant Chrysantheenisphere. A guaranty against loss by ex- U. S. Government by paying off mums and the third award for MSA has authority to extend <The investment of United propriation would provide for an investor's expropriation loss Wax Flowers, in other words all uranties to United States in- States capital can help to pro- reimbursement of the investor would also be recognized. Such three first awards in the cutstors in any of the 57 Mutual mote industrial diversification, by the U. S. Government for claims would be negotiated on flower category. garnity Programme countries provide new employment, and loss of investment property due the diplomatic level rather than conclusion of stimulate other which to expropriatory action. through the local courts. If no Beautiful displays were also tert the guaranty industries settlement were reached entered in the competition from gements between the U. S. may produce raw materials or Haiti through grernment and the country. in- other products used by the newhas taken other steps diplomatic channels, the next Holland, Belgium, France, Spain, olred. The programme ori- ly created enterprise., Stassen during the past few years to en- step under the agreement would Portugal, Mexico, Guatemala, courage new industries. For ins- be arbitration of the claims Costa Rica and the United mally was limited to Western said. These investments often by tance, legislation has been pass- person selected by mutual agree- States. Cuba naturally won and uropean countries participatirg provide more consumer goods at ed exempting from import duties ment, or by an arbitrator select deserved most of the awards for Athe Marshall Plan and their lower cost, effect a saving in territories. foreign exchange and make machinery, equipment and raw ed by the President of the In- unbelievably beautiful flower gendent pos- materials necessary for new in- ternational Court of Justice. arrangements of varions catePointing out that Haiti is the sible new earnings for the coun- dustries. A similar exemption gories. th nation to enter into such try through increasing its export has been extended recently, to We congratulate the Chatelet Kenscoff ORK raw materials necessary for the Participates des Fleurs team for having so In Cuhan Flower Show production of handicrafts to be adequately represented our coun exported." News of the International try and for its efforts, almost a Another important step en- Flower Show in Havana last single-handed, to establish Haiti, couraging new investment in week, in which Haiti such as the <Ile des 1Feurs., 2 In swift, streamlined Constellation-type Haiti was a reduction of the na- an important part, played begins to, Clippers* youf fly high above the weatherin tional income tax by 50 percent reach us. Ask For smooth comfort, Cabins are pressurized and air-conditioned, seats are wide and during the first year of an ensoft. And, whether you prefer the luxury terprise and 20 percent during Barbancourt' "Jame Atherton Lee, Managing direc of First Class or the economy of Tourist the next four. tor of Chatelet des Fleurs, whose Service, you have the priceless knowlRHUM edge that you are flown by the world's flowers represented Haiti, re * most experienced flight crews. A recent partial listing by the turned to Port au Prince SaturStill Produced by wtwne government of Haiti showed 23 He said that Haiti won AVNA day. . And, whether you prefer the luxury terprise and 20 percent during Barbancourt' "Jame Atherton Lee, Managing direc of First Class or the economy of Tourist the next four. tor of Chatelet des Fleurs, whose Service, you have the priceless knowlRHUM edge that you are flown by the world's flowers represented Haiti, re * most experienced flight crews. A recent partial listing by the turned to Port au Prince SaturStill Produced by wtwne government of Haiti showed 23 He said that Haiti won AVNA day. the industries for which raw ma- mass arrangement first prizel the family terials are available in Haiti, inNOW you can fly Constellation -type with a display of pink PhacomeHIGH CLASS cluding leather and shoes, glass, ria speciosa flowers (Cannes des Clippers from New York all the way to Buenos Aires salt, tropical fruit processing, Indes to you) against, a back- STANDARD QUALITY 1st CLASS SERVICE VIA CARACAS dairy products, paper, fish, cot- ground of Zombie leaves. Thel flights weekly from New York. Extra roominess is ton textiles, rubber products, arrangement was byl SINCE 1862 Imdernes insuredby. Pan AReRiut prepared comfortable. seating arrangement. Delicious metals, transport, soap, chemi- Mme. Marcel Fombrun, the wife meals served with wines. cals, limestone,grain, chocolate, the SERERE of Haitian Ambassadory toTOURIST SERVICE VIA PORT OF SPAIN fiber -Jane Barbancourt' the route the First Class Service products, vegetable oiis, gether with Mme. Wilham Pau portionb TaRS sey Juanand Belem, indconti talc, lumber and beverages, reasonably priced Fmedte servedi in The o2h Aiarcib" flight agreement between the EE ForT reservations, seet your Travel Agent of United States and Haiti defines PAN AMERICAN WORLD AIRWAYS the treatment to be accorded by Mont Joli Hotel the government of Haiti to curWorid's Mo ost Expe rier n ed Airline reney or claims which the U. S. CAP HAITIEN Government might acquire if any SMA guaranties should be invoked by an investor in Haiti. If a convertibility guaranty should be invoked and the U.S. DwE a MEL Government thus acquired local currency, Haiti would recognize Ruel Dantes Telephones: Destouches 3451 and Port-qu-Prince 2822 the transfer of ownership oft the Spscial Mhlr Birth placeof: Exguisit Designs DORISMOND aupertiquslin and MEINBERC" MAHOGANY Pantal Bldg. NThe ramousTRush FSisal TEL:2 6 84 RUGS Same Soods are Esported 0 the Most Exclusive Otores) Contact the owner, Mme Yvette. Bussenius, in the 2.0. Carenage Hill, GRAND RUE GE08 NO COMMISSION PAID TOTAXI DRIVERS Cap Haitien, Haiti. --- Page 12 --- -HAITI SUN, SUNDAY, MAY 10TH 1953 Victin Of Red Tape? Mezei returned to Europe in TWO JEALOUS WOMEN BATTLE OVER MAN... <MAN WITHOUT COUNTR Y> OFFERED HELP BY 1948 to visit his dying mother HAITI HOTEL OPERATOR in Romania, but only got as far A schoul-choul-choul- (rum- male fighters, soon becamedazet as Hungary After his mother's our) which flew along the Ave from <magistral taboc, Don (heawy BU Petit record in Mezei's case shows death in 1949 he sought to re nue Ducoste telejiol last week slaps) delivered to his Miami Daily News Writer that she <bouche Staff was and is merely a turn to the United States but was interesting when unravelled (mouth) by the The Miami operator of a Hai- victim of red and technischamplones tape could not get an entry permit, by a stripotier.. Hungary After his mother's our) which flew along the Ave from <magistral taboc, Don (heawy BU Petit record in Mezei's case shows death in 1949 he sought to re nue Ducoste telejiol last week slaps) delivered to his Miami Daily News Writer that she <bouche Staff was and is merely a turn to the United States but was interesting when unravelled (mouth) by the The Miami operator of a Hai- victim of red and technischamplones tape could not get an entry permit, by a stripotier.. It happened as who were come swinging tion hotel offered to calities under the Imwidely'am today McCarran He sent for his wife, Juli, a na- follows : knocking down all that assistance of Ignatz came tothes Mezei, migration Act, and is not a Com- turalized citizen, and she later On Sunday morning around within a radius of their 56yearold <man without a coun- munist or trouble maker, I reentered the United States and 5:30 the Avenue Ducoste was ing <bras. The Swing try provided he is not a Com- would willing to him neighboursoB be sponsor petitioned for his admission. <en'armess (stricken with panic) ed the event as sensational. munist and. is merely the victim for entry into Haiti,, He returned in 1950 but was when suddenly a female <lutte- ton Le Goff, who had Tor of American immigration red Weesner who is also an offi- shuttled to Ellis Island after boxe> commenced in Monsieur become a reluctant referee suddenly was tape: cer of Miami's Resort Airlines, admitting that he once was a Le Goff's <boutiques. Two unable to act; he was out for The plight of Mezei, who was said he is willing to put up bond member of the IWO. sgarde-mantegues (maids) in the count. slapped into Ellis Istand, N.Y, and otherwise guarantee good On May 10, 1952, he left El- love with a certain <gerants After inquiring about the probably for life, was recount- behaviour and good citizenship lis Island under 3,000 dollar (servant) by the name of Hi- reason why the women true ed in a Newi York Times wire and employment at his hotel if bond after Federal Judge Irving laire, employed at the Bellevue decherpilléess (had fought *s'étaient service story printed in Thurs the facts are true. Kaufman ruled on a fifth habeas Hotel came face to face in Mon- wild Your like day's Miami Daily News. <I have nevér seen this man, corpus proceeding that his debeasts), Reporter don't know him and have never sieur Le Goff's shop as a result learned that one of them had tention had been unduly proLEAVES AILING WIFE heard of him before, Weesner of having seen sent to make pur found the other in a <coule longed. chases this worthy establish- (love with Mezei left behind him an ail- said. <This just makes me boil In the proceeding, according in crases scene) Hilaire ing wife in Buffalo. He spent and I want to do something. ment Immediately a discussion near the tribunes on the Champ to Mezei's attorney, the. govern- arose as to which the two de-Mars, but had been unableto 25 apparently trouble-free years Mezei's troubles stem from ment declined to permit the really possessed the of emenages, settle the matter on the of as an expert cabinet maker in the fact that he was once a court, even in chambers, to ex- After each had explained the the moment spur city because she that and said he once escap- member of the International amine the evidence against the the wilth was ed from the Communists across Workers Order, a Communistreasons why she was legal walking then a egerant, the Austro-Hungarian border. 25 apparently trouble-free years Mezei's troubles stem from ment declined to permit the really possessed the of emenages, settle the matter on the of as an expert cabinet maker in the fact that he was once a court, even in chambers, to ex- After each had explained the the moment spur city because she that and said he once escap- member of the International amine the evidence against the the wilth was ed from the Communists across Workers Order, a Communistreasons why she was legal walking then a egerant, the Austro-Hungarian border. front organization. man. fiancee of the chap, a violent enemy of Hilaire. Mezei's attorney Said his cliRi Paul Weesner, operator and But, he told reporters, he has quarrel started and <Tontons Le <A la degats, compère*, (How ent never received a hearowner of the, Riviera Hotel at, didn't know that it was a Red ing and has never been told of Goff, amazed at seeing his bou- many calamities). Port au Prince, said that if the group. what he is accused. tique turned into a ring for feCAPRARORRCR CCee Dan Allen Leaves Dan Allen, who recently le See it at ANTON KNEER tired from his position as man ager of the <Brasserie de La HERE'S AUTOMATIC DEFROSTING Couronnes (Coca Cola etc.) sail ed aboard the S.S. Panama for AT AN AMAZING LOW PRICE! New York, May 3rd. Dan plans to meet his son Richard in New FREEZING DELOW York returning from two years FAR EVEN with the U.S. Army in France. o - He willtake up residence in Rid- & Park, a ley: Pennsylvania, and lat - er in the year will re-visit Haiti. a Jet the Insurance Compan do the orrying. He was accompanied by his See amanediatel: -NORWICH UNION. Insurance Co. wife. Joseph Nadal andco. Agents. Tel: 3486 Naro Cei Depariure Of Expert Banking expert Brnest O. SELF-DEFROSTING Moore returned to NewYork Fri day after completing a month here assisting KELVINATOR! the government in the drawing up of a financial reform. It is believed that Mr. a Moore will return here next July 80X02 Serces to study further the recommenE dations made during his previous Gnd visit. Preferred Faster, thriftler automatic a Everywhere B & H Received Malerial defrosting! For the first time, A large ocean-going freighter defrosting that uses no elecS LOI unloaded May 1st $250;000 worth tric pler! heating Worry-free!. elements! Alsoa Sim- big of material destined for the 33-lb. freezer chest! Twin Jraree - TRersea Brown and Root Company who moist-cold Butter Chest Crispers! accessory" Portable are to rebuild our bread basket Handy door shelves! 8 cuf. (the Artibonite Valles). of cold spacel Budweiser N.Y. Tourist Official Madel EA - LAGER BEER Adrien (Ady) Malbranche at: tached to the Haitian Tourist ANMEUSER-BUSCH. INC... ST.LOUIS,MO. NEWARK, N.J. Office in New York is down on THERE 4s A BETTER REFRIGERATOR E-3 a month vacation. Ady was acDistributors in Haiti : E sine a Glace Nationale companied by his auto. Distributor in Haiti: ITS Mietatmaton UNN KNEER --- Page 13 --- SUNDAY, MAY 10THI 1953 HAITIS SUN, Our best wishes to Josette Married last evening at his Mile Yolande Viala and Mr. INC... ST.LOUIS,MO. NEWARK, N.J. Office in New York is down on THERE 4s A BETTER REFRIGERATOR E-3 a month vacation. Ady was acDistributors in Haiti : E sine a Glace Nationale companied by his auto. Distributor in Haiti: ITS Mietatmaton UNN KNEER --- Page 13 --- SUNDAY, MAY 10THI 1953 HAITIS SUN, Our best wishes to Josette Married last evening at his Mile Yolande Viala and Mr. Wainwright and Louis Woolley residence in Bizoton was Cleve- Antoine Metèllus tierl the holy who exchanged their <I do's> land Wilson of the identification knots of matrimony in the CaThursday evening in St. Ger- section. of the police station. The thedral last evening: ard's (Church. The young cou- bride was Miss Denise Andre of :0: ANE ple were led to the altar by Ma- the Bureau des Sports. He for Mr. Eric Tippenhauer is tradame Antoine Wainwright and the third time She for the first. velling abroad in Europe. Beach M. Andre Vilatte. :0:- : :0: :0:- To" wed at the Sacre Coeur on Mr. and Mrs.J.P. K Legrand en- - W Enroute to the U.S. and 16th gcomin C Can- are young mechanic Justin tertained Mr. and Mrs. O. J. In Montreal, Canada last even- The Roger Jarmans are leav- ada by air is Mrs. Pierre Eu- Fils-Aime and Marie Therese Brandt and Mr. and Mrs. Besing Jacques Rouzier wed Lise ing the end of the month for a gene de Lespinasse. Bouilloni son of G.T.M. Tuesday evening at Belenger at the Church of Sacre furlough of fun and frolic down :0:- :0:- an impromptu dinner party at Coeur Lise was the first girl South America way. Miss Laura Edouard and Mr. Thursday, evening Mr. Wil- the Villa Creole Hotel. m Jacques dated when his fam- :0:- Seymour Weinstein were mar- liam G. Dolan, Director of the ay moved to Canada six years Engineer Clarence Moody cele- ried in Chicago March 31st. Administrative Service of Scipa aer Last Summer Ti Jacques, brated his fete last weekend :0:- who left this weekend with his B us mother Mrs. Edouard Rou- Stateside. Serge Bogat is home from ex- family for two months vacation ser sister Claude and brother :0: tensive study of the dramatic in the U.S. was a guest of Mr. After three, generations, a girl Cilbert vacationed in Port au Mr. Albert Silvera returned shift and other new fangle auto Jacques Carbonel at dinner at finally has arrived in the AnderPrince, from abroad last week and took devices in the United States. He the hotel Villa Creole. sen family. Ten-pound Barbara :0: off again several days later on will leave next month to con- :0:- Elizabeth made her debut "on Mr. and Mrs. Fortuné Bogat a health trip to North America. tinue his studies in San Juan, Joined in holy wedlock last April 11th in the Gunther Anand son, Lenny, crossed the Big :0: Puerto Rico. Saturday at her residence in rue dersen housenold. The proud Pond the first of the month for Ralph Bereovici and his charm :0:- Bellevue was Mrs. Adila Korb- papa is the Manager of the avisit with daughter Gladys and ing wife will shortly return to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nadal jornsen, chief of the <Centre de Usine à Glace! Grandma Tante summer's tour of the Contin- the local scene The MTTC Line are en route to Switzerland af Santes and engineer Walter Ad- Lees is wreathed in smiles and ent Bog hopes to greet his new official is at present in Santi- ter a 5-day stop off in New York. ler of Sans-Souci. grandpa Wilhelm is acting like grandchild before he returns ago, Cuba, 0: :0:- young man again. ing wife will shortly return to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nadal jornsen, chief of the <Centre de Usine à Glace! Grandma Tante summer's tour of the Contin- the local scene The MTTC Line are en route to Switzerland af Santes and engineer Walter Ad- Lees is wreathed in smiles and ent Bog hopes to greet his new official is at present in Santi- ter a 5-day stop off in New York. ler of Sans-Souci. grandpa Wilhelm is acting like grandchild before he returns ago, Cuba, 0: :0:- young man again. home. :0:- Mrs. Olga Silvera accompanied Miss Elien de Young, celebrated :0: In Europe on business is Mr. her mother to France last week. her birthday last Saturday even- The stork visited the Marcel :0:- Clifford Brandt. They are traversing the Atlantic ing with a supper-dancing party Chrisphonte family May 1st at Mr. and Mrs. H. Th. Burgers :0:- by ship. at the hotel Oloffson. 11 pan. and delivered a bouncing andt their three charming daugh- The lovely, Mrs. George Rein- :0: :0:- baby boy. Mother is the former ters, Kareen, Marijke and Ja- bold returned to Buenos Aires Mlle Anne-Marie Holly promisAline Gornail. cinthe have! arrived in Nijmeloss to ed to honour and obey Mr. Andre Roosevelt LE Oyster Bay :0: gen, Holland, and commenced last month, a great the Claude Simon in the Sacre Coeur Division Manager of Ibo Lele, tennis set at Bourdon Park. celebrated his fete April 24th at Born April 29th was Claude their six month vacation abroad. :0: Church at. Turgeau Saturday, Lahens, son of Me Wesner La- :0:- April 23th. the hotel with rampile amis., PetLast April 23rd Mlle. Lucienne The Choir hens and former Ghislaine May 19th is the big day for Deschamps, daughter of the proDejean provided die,> mu rus. Claude is their second boy. charming Paula Petrus and Geor :0:- sic xold soldiers never The minent publisher Henri Descake became hazard :0:- ges C. Bouchereau, Port au champs walked down the aisle Active young scommerçants a fire The Buffon Mondestin' housePrince lawyer. The handsome Lyonel Paquin has recently re- *seventy-four candles., Very inof the Notre Dame Cathedral to Brother a hold are welcoming the arrival couple will walk up the aisle of with ceived two important nomina- formal. Teddy took ofa new member of the family: the Sacre Coeur and make the exchange vows Antoine tions. He is now Vice-President back seat with the jokes. The mother is the forholy vows of matrimony. Dieumunsch of Strasbourg. The Of the administrative Council of :0: Harry. mer Edmee Mills. bride, looking exquisite in a the IDASH and Consul General The PTA of the Union School 0: dentelle gown with a marquise for that picturesque republic in ran a very successful card party :0:- a healthy Mme Jules Phipps 1s flying to collar, was led to the altar by Central America, Costa Rica. Wednesday evening at thej Petion The stork delivered Miami today with her husband. her father. The Matron of Honville Club to raise funds for the baby girl forenamed Nancy ta 1 :0:- Desdunes residence 0:- our was Mrs. Frantz Brandt. Mr. Vinton Burns of FAO will new school building. The last the Oswald 23rd. The mother is the Arthur Peters Nono) of the After the ceremony a recep- shortly travel to Headquarters PTA meeting for the year will April Rolande Kernisan. renown bakery, is accompanying tion was held at the home of the in Rome. He will be accom- be held Monday at 4.00 p.m. ron of Honville Club to raise funds for the baby girl forenamed Nancy ta 1 :0:- Desdunes residence 0:- our was Mrs. Frantz Brandt. Mr. Vinton Burns of FAO will new school building. The last the Oswald 23rd. The mother is the Arthur Peters Nono) of the After the ceremony a recep- shortly travel to Headquarters PTA meeting for the year will April Rolande Kernisan. renown bakery, is accompanying tion was held at the home of the in Rome. He will be accom- be held Monday at 4.00 p.m. at former his father on a health trip to bride's parents in Lalue. The panied by his wife who is atj pre- the home of Mrs. Wiley Alexan0: is Baltimore this week. - young couple will live in Portder. Delighted with life S-pound sent in New York with her moFrantz Joseph, son.of Mr and -:0:- au-l Prince. ther and son. :0:- who entered Mrs. Joseph Nadal and daugh- :0: Miss Anita Meinberg feted her Mrs. Lelio Joseph; ter Marie Jose sailed for New Gaby Braun is home after a :0: birthday yesterday with a swim- the world April 22nd: York aboard a Panama Line year at business school in New The new manager of the -Bras ming party at the Thorland In- :0: ship. Their destination is Can- York. serie de la Couronnes is Mr. ternational Club. Many of her Georges 1s the name of the ada. Stewart Hull. newest member of the Antoine 0: classmates helped celebrate with :0:- Bound in holy matrimony :0:- her. Hage family. April 30th at the Sacre Coeur Joe Rize observed his fete in :0:- and traditional style Friday even- :0: Grandparents Engineer and were Mile Adeline Georges Myrna Sue Sager became 5 on Mrs. Emile Jean Elie and Mrs. Mr. Georges Salomon. ing. Friday. She celebrated with her Sumner are thrilled :0: :0:- Gaillard Mlle classmates at the Bellevue with the artival of grand daughSenator Louis Dejoie returned Helga Tippenhauer has Thursday. Yesterday ter Genevieve. The little <deto Port this week from a month returned from studying at the school moiselles and her parents, Mr. spent in North America. Universidad in Mexico City. she travelled to Deschapelles to Gaillard, are docelebrate this milestone in her and Mrs. Serge life, with her Daddy, ing fine :0:- :0: Max Chauvet spent a few days Mlle Chantale Voyard, daugh-, ter of Mr and Mrs: Sylvain VoOhum Bantancoun in a New York clinic for a genApril eral check-up. He is dues here yard, who arrivedat2-ami REG.T TRADE MARK Famous since 1862 17th, is this week. progressing nic --- Page 14 --- -HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, MAY 10THI 1953 Visitor At The Douane FIRST HAITIAN BISHOP TO BE The Minister of the Interior CONSECRATED THIS MONTH Ducasse Jumelle paid a visit to (Continued from Page 1) Rev. Father Kebreau has been the Customs House around 11.30 attended St. Louis de Gonzague, named head of a committee form- Tuesday morning accompanied - the Petit Seminaire College St. ed for collecting funds to pro- by M. Mathieu Azémar, Chief of Martial and later studied theolo- vide the vestments needed for the export duty department. gy at the Apostolic School of the new Haitian Bishop. Other They made an inspection tour of Port au Prince. officials of the group are: Mont- the different sections of the After he was ordained on' June Rosier Dejean, Vice President; Douane upon which the Haitian 11, 1933, he was appointed suc- Edouard Tardieu, Executive Sec economy is sO dependent. . ed for collecting funds to pro- by M. Mathieu Azémar, Chief of Martial and later studied theolo- vide the vestments needed for the export duty department. gy at the Apostolic School of the new Haitian Bishop. Other They made an inspection tour of Port au Prince. officials of the group are: Mont- the different sections of the After he was ordained on' June Rosier Dejean, Vice President; Douane upon which the Haitian 11, 1933, he was appointed suc- Edouard Tardieu, Executive Sec economy is sO dependent. cessively as Vicar of the Sacred retary; Legrand Bijou, Lucy Heart Church of Turgeau, Vicar Marc, Simone Dejean, secre- Leslie Canez Weds of Gonaives, Vicar at his former taries; Mrs. Franck Chenet, treaZimmer Bunny post at Turgeau, Administrator surer; Felix Garesher, assistant at Bellefontaine and Vicar of the treasurer. A special committee Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Canez Port au Prinee Cathedral: composed of Reverend Father have returned from their KensIn 1946 the Archbishop gave Jean1 Baptiste Georges, Rene Ben lcoff honeymoon to the Canez him permission to enter the or- jamin, Mrs. Jean Boisson and residence at Cote Plage, where der Compagnie de Marie.s Af Simone Dejean is providing pub- they will stay until their new ter a year's novitiate in France, licity to schools for the fund- home is ready for occupancy at he returned to Haiti to the Port- raising campaign. His Excellen- Laboule. The bride, the former de-Paix diocese where after a cy Monseigneur Le Gouaze has Bunny Zimmer of Oconomowoc, Left to right: Chico and Le Roi Antoine short vicarage, he was appointed pledged a cross and chain for Wisconsin, met her future husAlmoner General. He was still the new prelate and a Petionville band when' he was studying at Haitian Music At Philharmonio filling that position when he was committee is. providing his ring. the General Electric X-ray plant appointed Auxiliary Bishop of Other pious organizatiens will in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, last Auditorium In Los Angeles Monseigneur Le Gouaze, Arch: supply the cassock and the hood year. At the first United Nations ple all the same. Whether thes bishop of Port au Prince. of the Haitian Bishop: The First Lady headed the Folk Ballad Jubilee held at the are white, yellow or black,the list of distinguished personages Philharmonic Auditorium in Los are the people just the sama Aclivities At ihe Haitian Ambassador Etheart attending the young couple's col- Angeles last March, a former na- Their culture may be a Iittear American Institule In C.T., Presenis ourful wedding at the Sacred tive of Haiti,Le Roi Antoine and ferent, they love to dance-je Credentials Heart Church of Targeau on. his Royal'Caribbeans were the the same., Various popularea Wednesday evening, May Gth Ambassador Albert Etheart Thursday, April 23rd. The bride most popular. Twenty different ces were described in thesona members of the English classes presented his credentials to Pre- woreas stunning white lace gown choral groups representing their Mr. Antoine and his troupea of the Haitian American Insti- sident Hector Trujillo Monday with a coronation collar and a various countries took part and peared in the InternationalFen tute participated in a Diction in impressive ceremonies at crown-like bonnet: Mrs. Valerio the Royal Caribbeans represent Dance Festival (the sixtha Contest, arranged by the Activi- Ciudad Trujillo. The new Sec- Canez, the bridegroom's mother, ed Haiti with their syncopating nual) also; held Aprillithati ties Council and the English retary of the Haitian Embassy, and Mr. Fritz Dupuy accom- charm of the drummers and the same theatre. He is credits Club. Prizes were awarded to M. Paul Verna, was also present. Danied the pair to the foot of colourful, lively troupe surround with introducing Haitian mus the best speaker i each of the Ambassador Etheart, the former the altar. - Ciudad Trujillo. The new Sec- Canez, the bridegroom's mother, ed Haiti with their syncopating nual) also; held Aprillithati ties Council and the English retary of the Haitian Embassy, and Mr. Fritz Dupuy accom- charm of the drummers and the same theatre. He is credits Club. Prizes were awarded to M. Paul Verna, was also present. Danied the pair to the foot of colourful, lively troupe surround with introducing Haitian mus the best speaker i each of the Ambassador Etheart, the former the altar. Following the cere- ing Mr. Antoine, who sang two to the United States. Ini 19451 three class levels. The prize Chief of the Haitian Chaneellery, mony a reception was held at songs of his own composition. was the star of the Hollywox winners were: Beginning L Mme 1s returning to Port au Prince the seaside residence of the He delighted the audience with Bowl presentation ofInternatisn Almicar Lamy; Intermediate this weekend for a short visit. Canez family, The bridegroom the lively vivacious <Houn Dan- al Folk Dance and Song. Mme. Odette Pauyo; and Ad- 58th works for his father L the Gen- go, the Goat Song, and: then vanced LE Mr. Claude Brun. Birthday Of eral Electric Distributor in Hai- topped his. performance with Royal Caribbeans On Thursday evening a pub- <le Nouvelliste> ti. wveren Our belated but sincere conthe *Cocoanut Songs beginning organized in 1950 and havebee lic programme of educational gratulations to Le Nowvelliste on as it did with a bit of warm suecessful in concert tours and films was presented, showing its 58th birtnday. A doily paper Two Act Drama philosophy such as: *As I travel in bringing Haitian folklore and various aspects of cultural life which survives more than half To Theaire de Verdure around the worldI find the peo- culture to the United States. in the United States. F. a century in the crowded field <AU NorisseauLeroy will con- of Haitian journalism is MILIEU DES FLAM: TRAINING CENTER AT BA YEUX tinue his series of lively Round ofd worthy MES>, a two-act drama in verse OFFICIALLY Table deep how. We take our hat Jean OPENED Discussions Monday even- off to you, Mr. Ernest Chauvet. written by Brierre and Clo- Last Sunday a new ing, May 11th at 8.00 p.m., with vis Bonhomme, will be played Artisan sity; M. Bossuet Mathieu, Préfed a. consideration of the Haitian xirs. Cameron May 18th by the actors of the Training Center was inaugurated of Limbé, M. Georges Marc,Da novel. As usual everyone is cor- Mrs. Walter Don Drumming Cameron of SNAD in the *Theatre de Ver- at Bayeux on the site of the old rector General of Nationai Edu dially invited., the new Hotel Dambala is in the dure.z SHADA headquarters. There cation. States telling travel agents Haitians will take courses in about the charms of her resort such useful trades as shoemakSpanish Secrelary Booking Early ing, and de <Voici Pantal spot Two Thousand H'eet Closer woodworking coupe. Don Gonzales Fernandez de to Heaven., Too bad she can't Reims, Women will take courses in Reported rolling off the pressi Cordova, Secretary of the Span- distribute samplesof that French team, will professional arrive football domestic science. is the book Voici Pantal, by ish Embassy, arrived in Port Cuisine along with the hotel Prince. aitians will take courses in about the charms of her resort such useful trades as shoemakSpanish Secrelary Booking Early ing, and de <Voici Pantal spot Two Thousand H'eet Closer woodworking coupe. Don Gonzales Fernandez de to Heaven., Too bad she can't Reims, Women will take courses in Reported rolling off the pressi Cordova, Secretary of the Span- distribute samplesof that French team, will professional arrive football domestic science. is the book Voici Pantal, by ish Embassy, arrived in Port Cuisine along with the hotel Prince. in Port au Present at the ceremony were: Antoine Bervin. is the au-Prince from San Juan last folders. The place would be sold July 10th for a short stay. M. Raoul Aglion, permanent UN first in the series This that Monday. Already devoted fans are endeawillar out! vouring to book their seats. Representative in Haiti; M. Luc pear in the 150 anniversary col Grimard, Rector of the Univer- lection. Always ask for MONARCH Haili Trading Co. .ta Agents --- Page 15 --- SUNDAY, MAY 10TH 1953 *HAITI SUN> FIRE DESTROYS COTTON Man With Two Countries MILL, DAMAGE $200.000 SAL - Contintted from Page 1) Appears In <Spotlights Haitians welcome Jamaicans DUAL NATIONALITY ramy trucks parked on the as blood brothers and the Celebrating alongside the race: her side ofa wall 150 feet away. other way around. The warm, proud Haitians will be many The firetighters did their best, two-way feeling has its roots in Jamaicans who have contributanga récord amount of equip- the similarily of the two coun- ed to the republic's growth over ment L six nozzles and 6,000 tries' historic beginnings. Only theyears. WJamatean-Hattians is eet tof hose. The water sup- difference : Jamaica weakened the dual nationality by whieh iles from Delmas and Boulosse and lost the fight to throw off they identify themselves - - and vere etapped and, as a result, the the enslavers whereas Haiti with justification. dareral Hospital was without carried it on to a successful and Typical is tall, tailored, soft - rater for 12 hours. glorious end. spoken Joscelyn MacCalla, 45, Next year the proud and once Any Jamaican visiting Haiti is The fire, which was finally backward Haitian republic will almost sure to be met by him Joscelyn MacCalla and wife in Jamaica Jatngutshed by noon, not only mark the sesquicentennial anni- at Port au Prince's tidy little erosd all the processing ma- versary of its independance with airport. Some uncanny instinct Calla has become a legendin his back as 1920 when he contracted anery and bales of prepared a national celebration Popular seems to tell him the moment a lifetime, a one-man unofficial re to"work with the Haitian Ameetion, but also the building it President Paul E. Magloire, who Jamaican boards a Haiti bound ception committee and goodwill rican Sugar Co. <Mac> is one of drand two mountains of cot: is fast changing Haiti's face from plane in Kingston. Thereafter, promoter for two families of Haiti's frontline architects, conon-seed used for making oil poverty to prosperity, has al- nothing is more important to blood brothers. tractors and builders and scores elighters have returned to ready. ordered a complete face- him than welcoming the new of modern residential and come scene a dozen times to lifting of Gonaives City, where comer, helping him through the MacCalla's personal goodwill mercial buildings all over the new smouldering blazes General Jacques Dessalines de- obliging customs and seeing him is anchored even more substan- republic béar his distinguishing # cotton pile: clared the independence on New safely lodged and properly initi- tially in Haitian soil. , has al- nothing is more important to blood brothers. tractors and builders and scores elighters have returned to ready. ordered a complete face- him than welcoming the new of modern residential and come scene a dozen times to lifting of Gonaives City, where comer, helping him through the MacCalla's personal goodwill mercial buildings all over the new smouldering blazes General Jacques Dessalines de- obliging customs and seeing him is anchored even more substan- republic béar his distinguishing # cotton pile: clared the independence on New safely lodged and properly initi- tially in Haitian soil. His father name plate. Year's Day, 1804. ated into Haitian life." Thus Mac adopted Haiti as home as far CEA NOSTALGIA After 80 years' continuous residence In the republic he suddenly developed a nostalgie hun ger for <my other homeland..* Between December 1951 and last month he made four trips. On the third (last December) he Belle brought entire la his family. (wife, two young children, niece, two Breote sisters-in-law - all Haitian born) plus a swank new Buick Your Department Store to drive them around: Mid-January he dashed back to Port au DEPT. NO. 2 Prince, put up three houses and DEPT.NO. DEPT.NO.3 started a fourth (all his own) in Cosmetics record time and dashed back to Rayon Dress Goods Men's Suits Kingston in time to take in the Drugs and Sundries India- WIndies Test match at (Colion Dress Goods Slacks Sabina Park. and Notions and Patierns Sport Coats To weld the goodwill and friend Drapery Upholstery ship ties even stronger than Brushes and Combs Freeman Shoes French Laces they are, he proposed to form a Flowers and Trimmings Thom Mc An Shoes Haiti-Jamaica Society to tie in (Irish Linens semi-official social and cultural China Novelties Working Shoes visits, of literature and Swiss Embroideries exchange Arrow Shirts and information, bolster sporting efSheeis Pillowcases Voodoo Inspired Jewelry Underwears forts. Compacts Like all Jamaicans in Haiti, /Blankeis and Spreads Spori Shirts and with equal fervour as the Pillows, Feather and Foam Rubber Producis Neckties and Belis native Haitians, MacCalla has a French Perfumes god-like regard for President Towels and Face Clothes Handkerchiefs and Socks Magloire. <All her life, Haiti Swank and] Kreisler seems to have been waiting for Toys just such a leader to come along. Jewelry Swiss Waiches Make Our He is doing wonderful things Hais and Caps and he has just begun, says (Braceleis and Jewelry Soda-Fountain MacCalla. Pyjamas and Slippers kingerie Your Meeting Bathrobes MacCalla was actually DOTT in Panama but until now the Silverware Place Spearfishing Equipment Panamana-bomn children of JamaCameras and Films Accordeons & Harmonicas/ ican parents are still not accepted GS Panamanian natunals. /Gloves and Stockings Ronson Lighiers (From Evon Blake's *Spotlights monthly magazine in Jace 2 2000L maica). --- Page 16 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, MAY 10TH 1953 New Budget Musical Evening At U.S. Pavilion The new 53-54 budget is nor in the hands of the Senate. totals 126,524,000 El An exciting glimpse into Hai- with sensitivity and technical gourdes Rancho $25,304,800. Finance ti's future potentialities as a na- mastery. Young Serge VilleLucien Minise of who E Hibbert, tion talented musicians was drouin a seven-month pupil the submnite budget enjoyed last Monday night at showed promise with two Tuesday mornin also the the Festival held at the Ameri Rulhau Sonatas. hands of the Senate. totals 126,524,000 El An exciting glimpse into Hai- with sensitivity and technical gourdes Rancho $25,304,800. Finance ti's future potentialities as a na- mastery. Young Serge VilleLucien Minise of who E Hibbert, tion talented musicians was drouin a seven-month pupil the submnite budget enjoyed last Monday night at showed promise with two Tuesday mornin also the the Festival held at the Ameri Rulhau Sonatas. Marie Simone - brought Senators a annual statement the can Pavilion under the honorary Salnave had a remarkable sense of BNRE chairmanship of the Minister of of rhythm and a precision not National Education and U. S. often seen in the young. Ferrere Ex-President Returns Cultural Attache Homer Gayne: Laguerre played Chopin with Former Professor Jaegerhuber aban- such feeling that one of our colPresident Stenio Vit cent returned Haiti doned his crutches to conduct. leagues compared him to Ludoto Mond the small symphony orchestra vic Lamothe. Margaret Rose after a lengthy stay, in the Ua Hotel ted States which witur did remarkably well Frnchard won bravos with her for medical tre the Preludes of Bach and the interpretation of Mozart and ment. He was met by his sie concertos of Tartini. Beethoven and sweet-voiced Ade ter, Mlle. Resia Vincent, and mett Port au Prince's leading boy line Guilbaud filled out the evenmerous friends. Those who win pianist, Guy Scott, nessed his arrival Dinner performed ing. reported thaon the distinguished elder statea man looked much better. Hele now completing his convale Dancing a El - cence in his home in Petist R ville. VOTRE PROPRE Katela oweneaia Minisiry To Embassy a 9Weeh Mipister Love Leger willb be come the first Haitian Ambass niftz MOMDAYS-WEDHEDHISDANS:FRIDAYS dor to the Court of St. Jamesa a most appropriate moment the history of the British Em Bal At Cercle HOUSE FOR RENT pire. The move was made a Mosinmen Porl-au-Princien Britain's envoy to Port au Prine For Rent: House completely Mr. Irving LE was raised.fro furnished, refrigerator, stove etc. the status of Minister to Ammha Traditional Haitian elegance Nice view. Call 3295. sador. was the keynote last night at the Grand Bal which took place! cThe Best Qualiiy Cement ai rmsooe at the Cercle Portau.Princien the Lowesi possible cosb under the honorary Presidencel ALLEN & CALEN of BAUSSAN: Madame Paul Magloire. S URICRR me Society matrons and a bevy off offer ET their RADIORÉCEPTEUR PICK-UP young belles vied with eache COMBINÉS other in wearing gowns as tasteful as they were beautiful. The O D Outre l'ensemble montré cianimateur of the gala evening dessus nous pouvons fournir was Fernand PONCE # aussi les 2 appareils que voici Crepsac. R20X002 R avec un changeur de disques O complètement: automatique à3 vitesses. Les 3rediorécepteurs Education Of ont une excellente reproduc- - tion, un correcteur (réglage Crippled Children du mcoloris" de la tonalité) et des bandes étalées. Pour tous détails adressezMrs. noted R Findley Ameri-l vous à votre fournisseur. can expert on the education off PHILIPS crippled children -is arriving 94LBS. NE A in Port au. Prince this week-endi CEMENTO a as guest of the Haitian Association for the Rehabilitation orf PHILIPS the Handicapped. ente reproduc- - tion, un correcteur (réglage Crippled Children du mcoloris" de la tonalité) et des bandes étalées. Pour tous détails adressezMrs. noted R Findley Ameri-l vous à votre fournisseur. can expert on the education off PHILIPS crippled children -is arriving 94LBS. NE A in Port au. 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