--- Page 1 --- II A I Tn L BERNARD DIEDERICH un EDITOR RONY CHENBT,Ir. THE HAITIAN ENGLISH LANGUAGE NEWSPAPER GERANT RESPONSABLE VOLUME III Port-an-Prince République D'HAITI SUNDAY, JUNE 7th; 1953 No. 33 Plans For Development OfTourism : PERSONALITY Interview With Minister of Commerce OF THE WEEK In an interview with Min- season as resort time in Haiister of Commerce Daniel ti. A recent study shows that If Haitians have been in a Heurtelou, the Haiti Sun fifty per cent of the people nite club mood lately, it is learned that the Government in the United States take more than probable, the stun is busily studying new detail- their annual vacation in the ning blonde chanteuse Diane ed plans for development of summer, while Haiti has been Adrian, is responsible. the tourist trade as a means drawing mainly from the ex- Diane arrived straight from of liberating the national eco- clusive winter holidayers a successful engagement at nomy from its dependency who comprise only eleven per the Caribe Hiiton, and has upon the coffee crop as the cent of the population. kept Us breathless and sleep chief source of income. The lowering of hotel rates less ca.ching her different A committee comppsed of to fit the pocketbooks of the shows about town. Her pre representatives from the va- summer budget travellers is mier performance at Cabane British Ambassador and Mrs. Mills Irving surrounded by rious divisions of the tourism one of the main proposals nn- Choucoune started the chase, dignitaries, at the Coronation fete held at the British Em field is now being formed to der consideration. Other draw and from there, V were able bassy Wednesday evening (Story Page 16) blueprint the development pro ing power would be felt in the to glimpse and listen to the ject and put it into action. establishment of mountain lovely Diane at the InternaPrompt Service By Immigration. Secretary of State Heurte- hotels, the creation of a spe tional Cauino, and again durlou said emphasis would be cial summer French course ing the supper dance at Ibo Jail Bad Risks, Deport Unwanted put on boosting the summer (Continued on Page 15) Lele. Curious about Che backWhen a tourist arrives by than a minute before the imground that granted Miss plane he one single Makes migration Mountain spends official. If he has, Telijol Out Of Adrian the ability to sing con minute before the imnigra- then an explanation is de Mole Hill In Nude Photo Hoax vincingly in three languages, tion official at Bowen Field. manded from the official. a selection of songs ranging Daily, the Director of the Im- This is record treatment for from comedy, to semi-classic, migration Department, Mr. any country to be proud of. Quick and efficient action photos with artist model tor- we asked a few questions. Denis Bellande, will know by Last April Your Reporter ar- by the local Police Depart- sOS and put them on the Born in Manhattan, New a simplified chart whether rived in New Orleans on Sun- ment squelched a malicious streets, making sure to asso- York. Diane began her career the tourist has spent more (Continued on Page 14) attempt at defamation of ciate them with the name of as a dancer, and was a junior character and possible black- the intended victim. member in a concert groupe New Zealander Mi. Everest mail intended for a wellin New York City. While in Conquers known local businessman. Unfortunately, the business (Continued on Page 14) Is Coronation Gift For Queen The intended victim's of- man was unaware of this plot fice was looted of some small until several days after its in- (It is our policy to print British expedition has con- items, the most important of ception, whereupon he report only. local news, but there are, quered Mt. Everest. It was which was a camera and a ed it to the police who roundtimes when great events in the first time man had reach box of ordinary snapshots. in Conquers known local businessman. Unfortunately, the business (Continued on Page 14) Is Coronation Gift For Queen The intended victim's of- man was unaware of this plot fice was looted of some small until several days after its in- (It is our policy to print British expedition has con- items, the most important of ception, whereupon he report only. local news, but there are, quered Mt. Everest. It was which was a camera and a ed it to the police who roundtimes when great events in the first time man had reach box of ordinary snapshots. ed up both culprits a n d the world overshadow even ed the top of the world's high The culprits made up com photos within twenty-four the local scene. The conquer- est mountain. binations, mixing respectable hours. ing of Mount Everest by a Edmond P. Hillary, a New New Zealander is one of those Zealander, a member of the Comedie de Paris Gives ocasions we like to do a lit- expedition, and a Opening Sherpa te echoing and furthermore guide named Tensing were Performance; Player Is Stricken after the recent visit of moun named as the successful climb taineer Herzog many Haitians ers. A large receptive audience The comedy was hailed by the haye become vitally interest Queen Elizabeth, resting at which included the President critics as good as anything elin this daring struggle of Buckingham Palace, was told of the Republic, Madame you would see in Paris. The man over mountain. It is of on the eve of her coronation Paul Magloire, government of XVII century costumes were no importance, of course, that the British expedition ficials and diplomats saw. <La magnificent. Actor Serge that the man who conquered had conquered the mountain. Comedie de Paris> theatrical Lhorca, gave a fine performEverest was born in the same The British climbers had group play <Hommage de ance even though he was sufvieinity in New Zealand as succeeded in their plan to give Paris> and <Le Malade Ima fering acute apendic pains. Your Reporter). her a world-shaking corona: ginaire>, a XVII century com- The following day he was in- DIANE has a nice voice and The June 2nd issue of the tion present. edy by Moliere, at the Rex terned at hospital <Asile personality. Her dislikes inNew York Times reports a (Continued on Page 2) theatre Wednesday evening, (Continued on Page 15) clude dogs and waiters. --- Page 2 --- -HAITISUN, SUNDAY, JUNE 7th, 1958 Consul General Andre Rouzier Consul General Rouzier stu charge of improving trade re stated especially from the Holds Flag Fete In California died in France, holds a de- lations: with coffee, cacao, States. A giant hydroclectris gree from the University of cotton, bananas, rice, sisal, plant is now building on the Reprinted frome the <Saasali- to Sausalito in 1948, follow- Haiti. He was in France at sugar, and rum, being the Artibonite River, which will to Record.> ing his marriage to the for the outbreak of German hos- leading export crops. Mahog- supply power for the entire A large gathering of mem- mer Elizabeth Del Alva of tilities, World War II, and any ware, handloomed fab- country, added Rouzier, bers of the diplomatic corps, Pasadena and Santa Barbara. volunteered in the Army. rics, and silver are the main When not occupied by.his civilian and military repre- They now reside at 200 San While attending officer's manufactures. profession or consular duties sentatives of various foreign Carlos Avenue, where he main school, the Germans overran Rouzier is an ardent camera governments were in attend- tains his official headquart- the area, helped by the under Machinery and canned enthusiast and gardener. ance last Sunday at the Alta ers. The couple have a 5 ground he managed to escape goods are the leading U. volunteered in the Army. rics, and silver are the main When not occupied by.his civilian and military repre- They now reside at 200 San While attending officer's manufactures. profession or consular duties sentatives of various foreign Carlos Avenue, where he main school, the Germans overran Rouzier is an ardent camera governments were in attend- tains his official headquart- the area, helped by the under Machinery and canned enthusiast and gardener. ance last Sunday at the Alta ers. The couple have a 5 ground he managed to escape goods are the leading U. S. Mrs. Rouzier is a graduate Mira Hotel, when Haiti Con- month-old daughter, Janine. to the south of France. imports. Tourists are rapid- of the University of Califor sul General and Mrs. André Appointed Consul General Still helped by the under- ly becoming a major <indus: nia at Berkeley, and majored Rouzier of Sausalito were in 1950, by Paul E. Magloire, ground resistance movement, try> of the country, Rouzier in journalism. hosts at a reception in com- President of the Republic Rouzier went to North Africa memoration of 150vears since which shares its island with and later to Martinique. He the flag of Haiti was design- that of the Dominican Re- was then able to make his ed and first unfurled. public, Rouzier, like the coun- way back to Haiti in 1941, Assisting him were Dr. try he represents, has had a where he became associated and Mrs. William Hahn, Con- colourful background. with the Joint American - sul of Haiti in Berkeley, and FLAG SYMBOLS Haitian Strategic Projects Mr. Fernando V. Valdez, Vice Discovered in December, Services, which was engaged Consul of San Francisco. 1492, by Christopher Colum- in the production of rubber. Dr. Hahn a prominent East bus, Haiti eventually became In 1945, competing for a Bay orthodonist, is also a hon dominated in later years by State Department U.S. orary professor of dentistry France, but under the inde- Scholarship on Architecture at the University of Haiti, pendence movement led by among 20 Latin-American na and is a frequent traveler to Toussaint Louverture, the is- tions, Rouzier won the scholthat country. landers joined their six arm- arship, and was sent to the Consul General Rouzier is ies of liberation. On the flag United States to study Amein charge of both consular of- of the Haitian Republic, this rican business methods with Consul General Rouzier is seen center talking with guest fices, as well as the consul- is depicted by six flags drap- private firms engaged in arate in Los Angeles. ed around a malm tree, plus chitecture. This took him to ARCHITECT two cannon, and underneath, Washington, D.C., New York, An architect by profession, the motto, L/UNION FAIT Chicago, and later to StockRouzier has Ibeen affiliated LA FORCE union makes ton and San Francisco, and with the well-knowns John strength. The flag was first. gave him experience.in the Bolles firm of San Francisco raised at l'Arcahaie battle- design of schools, industrial, since 1950. ground between islanders and residential, housing develop- /TheConsul General moved the armies of Napoleon. ments, and planning. CCeRce 2 Cece city NEW ZEALANDER CONQUERS MOUNT EVEREST : Returning to Haiti in 1947 IS CORONATION GITT FOR QUEEN to practice his profession, he Continued from Page 1 the <Goddess Mother of the returned to California the Snows> from the south, or following year, he married a Mt. Everest, the 29,002-ft. Nepalese, side. and came to Sausalito. giant, was the last main out All previous parties had TRADE POST post of the world unknown to started from the Tibetan side, As Consul General, he is in Foreign Diplimats surround Andre Rouzier man. now closed to explorers since The thirteen Britons of the the Chinese Communists. have expedition formed the ele- moved in. venth team to try to conquer The party traversed stret the mountain in the past ches of dangerous ice and Camels thirty <bad "After years. . Nepalese, side. and came to Sausalito. giant, was the last main out All previous parties had TRADE POST post of the world unknown to started from the Tibetan side, As Consul General, he is in Foreign Diplimats surround Andre Rouzier man. now closed to explorers since The thirteen Britons of the the Chinese Communists. have expedition formed the ele- moved in. venth team to try to conquer The party traversed stret the mountain in the past ches of dangerous ice and Camels thirty <bad "After years. under which Smoking Many climbers snow>, cre have died in the high ice and vasses are liable to open up for 30 days, found snow of the into they Himalaya giant. suddenly chasms of fearThe Sherpa Ten- ful depth. get guide, along wonderfully sing, is a 39-yearold native On their way up these mas with my throat. veteran of more climbs than sifs of ice, rock and snow the any other man on earth. Hunt party carried a new lespecially appreciate Col. H. J. C. Hunt, of the kind of <avalanche guns, reCamels mildness when King's Royal Rifle Corps, led sembling a two-inch mortar, - the British Im team. to dislodge loose and danger: making a picture!" With 362 porters, 20 Sher- ous snow which might start pa guides and 10,000 pounds avalanches in their path. of baggage they left the Ne The victorious Hillary, who palese base of Katmandu on is a 34-year-old New Zealand GA Marca 10. Thus they took 80 bee-keeper, joined the expeHeE days from start to finish. els mildness when King's Royal Rifle Corps, led sembling a two-inch mortar, - the British Im team. to dislodge loose and danger: making a picture!" With 362 porters, 20 Sher- ous snow which might start pa guides and 10,000 pounds avalanches in their path. of baggage they left the Ne The victorious Hillary, who palese base of Katmandu on is a 34-year-old New Zealand GA Marca 10. Thus they took 80 bee-keeper, joined the expeHeE days from start to finish. dition in India. He has had The expedition carried wide climbing experience in three flags the UnionJack, New Zealand Alps, where melt the United Nations and the snowfalls and lada heavy peculiar Nepalese flag-to plant on icefalls make conditions not LOVELY MOVIE STAR the summit. unlike those in the HimalaThey made an approach to yas. CURACAO TRADING CO. Distributors for Haih --- Page 3 --- ENDAY, JUNF 7th, 1953 LHAITISUN, CHOOSE THE CHOICEOF CHAMPIONS Consecufie Intlhananois Kacas ON WON TIRES Firestoner BILL VUKOVICH WINS 1953 RACE ON FIRESTONE TIRES AT AVERAGE SPEED OF 128.74 M. P. H. CHAMPION RACE'DRIVERS Demand and Use the Sufest Tire Made! - - 1952 TROY 128.922 RUTTMAN M.P.H. 126.244 M.P.H. 124.002 M.P.H. 1951 LEE WALLARD 1950 JOHNNIE PARSONS sarena many years, every driver in the race has Firestone Tires, because no driver is F.m willing to risk his lifeor chances of victory on anything less than the safest tires that money can buy. 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Well known Altend Diplomat's Funeral Crisis Cercle Porl-au-Princien Dollar Airport ? songs of CARMEN, MME cLa Phalange> lent an ear BUTTERFLY, SAPHO A special delegation of DoLast Sunday's cocktail dan to the telejol last week and FAUST, SAMSON ANDDA minican officials flew to Port Minister of Public Health sant at the Cercle Port au reported that a four million LILA, LE BEAU DANUBE au Prince last week-end to Roger Dorsinville,and Water Princien was a success fou. Altend Diplomat's Funeral Crisis Cercle Porl-au-Princien Dollar Airport ? songs of CARMEN, MME cLa Phalange> lent an ear BUTTERFLY, SAPHO A special delegation of DoLast Sunday's cocktail dan to the telejol last week and FAUST, SAMSON ANDDA minican officials flew to Port Minister of Public Health sant at the Cercle Port au reported that a four million LILA, LE BEAU DANUBE au Prince last week-end to Roger Dorsinville,and Water Princien was a success fou. dollar figure has been set as BLEU and many others will attend the funeral of Haitian Services Director-Josephlove The guests of honour, lovely the price estimated for a new be interpreted, Ambassador Leon Déjean. lace flew to Jacmel Tuesday Nicole Mallebranche, Jacque- airport at Port au Prince big They included Foreign Minis- to supervise repairs needed line Godefroy and Frederique enough to accommodate the Tuesday, June 9th at 6 and ter Tulio Franco y Franco, as the result of the flood of Naude were led on the ball largest sky clippers bringing 8.15 p.m. Under-Secretary Arturo Cal- the Orangers River last week- room floor to open the dance tourist to our sunny climes. ARENES SANGLANTES venti and Protocol Chief Ped- end. The area around the Gef with Minister Mauclair Ze- But no one knows.what ar- Wednesday, June 10th ate ro Purcell-Pena. frard market was under wa- phirin, Senate President rangements are being made and 8.15, p.m. STOLEN ter and a part of the system Charles Fombrun and Club to finance such a major un- LA MAISON BONNADIED Stolen from an English that brought drinking water President Fernand Crepsac. dertaking. Haitian Officials to the lower section of the The trio of belles had Thursday, June 11th at 6 and Jeep were the following lovely and representatives of varibooks: city was destroyed by the tor won the crowns for beauty, ous airlines are now talking 8.15 p.m. rent. and elegance the S.O.S. CARGO EN <Practical Occultism>; grace at things over. <100,000,000 Guinea Pigs>; Now the system is being Grand Bal earlier this month. FLAMMES reconstructed in such a fa- <The waves that heal; PARAMOUNT Friday, June 12th at. 6 and <The truth about vaccina- shion that it will be able to -:0: 8.15 p.m. tion>; withstand future rainy sea- Mrs. Carmen Brouard gave Sunday, June 7th at 3.30 p.m. ARENES SANGLANTES <Biochemic Therapeutics>; sons. a delightful morning musical LE ROI DES ESPIONS <Athletic Injuriess; at her Petionville home last 9th and 10th episodes and Saturday, June 18th at 6an <The yellow robes Italian Republican Sunday. On the programme A COWBOY FILM 8.15 p.m. <The Buddah's Path>; Day Celebraied were Mrs. Pierre Wiener, Mrs. At 6 and 8.30 p.m. LE ROI DES ESPIONS <The Essence of Buddhism>; Ambassador Guerrini Ma- Max Questel and John Frier- ARENES SANGLANTES 11th and 12th epieodes and <Psychial Phenomenas; raldi and Madame Maraldi re who read his aSilence> deA GREAT FILM <Strange Cults and Secret So- entertained the cream of Port dicated to the charming hos- Monday, June 8th at 6 p.m. cieties of Modern London>; Prince tess. NOUVELLES AVENTURES Sunday, June 14th at 3.30 au Monday evening at DU CAPITAINE BLOOD p.m. <Gate of Remembrances. a gala reception at the Casino At 8.30 LE A reward will be given for International to observe the :0: p.m. ROI DES ESPIONS, their return or for any per- anniversary of the birth of Red Cross President Louis GREAT ARTISTICAL 11th and 12th episodes and son informing the police or the Italian Republic. ieties of Modern London>; Prince tess. NOUVELLES AVENTURES Sunday, June 14th at 3.30 au Monday evening at DU CAPITAINE BLOOD p.m. <Gate of Remembrances. a gala reception at the Casino At 8.30 LE A reward will be given for International to observe the :0: p.m. ROI DES ESPIONS, their return or for any per- anniversary of the birth of Red Cross President Louis GREAT ARTISTICAL 11th and 12th episodes and son informing the police or the Italian Republic. Roy made a trip to Jacmel SOIREE A COWBOY FILM owner of their whereabouts: last weekend to examine the Mme Mahy and her pupils At 6 and 8.30 p.m. Government, diplomatic damages will offer a song recital LE PASSE SE Owner: Mr. Fred Tellander, and military officials plus of the flood, leaving by VENGE P.O. Box 1055. leading lights of the business the city. without drinking Ail the books are marked and social world enjoyed the water. The Red Cross dispat <Haili Chérie xOccult Books, Samuel Wei sumptuous buffet and the ched antityphoid vaccine and ser Inc., 117 4th Avenue, New sparkling Italian champagne. disinfectant tables to the area A Magnificent Picture Book conHai York 3, New York., A highly enjoyable evening 1 to help keep down the risk of disease. Glothing articles are Now on Saleat LOTERIE DE L'ETAT Deputy Fignole has a new also being rushed to the flood HAITIEN journal. region. The conquest of fortune. :0: : da Bolle Gucols Two regular drawings every :0: Mme Rony Chenet celebrat Raitis Otnique Ston The Squatnent month. main. prize of the Dumont Bellande is Italy ed her birthday Tuesday even first drawing 28 100,000 gourdes bound on business. ing with her hubby son Con Price: 6.50 Dollars 20,000 dollats; there are :0:- rad and relatives. 2999 additional prizes. Claude Petrus has just reThe first prize of the second ceived word that he has been drawing is 60,000 gourdes awarded third prize in the es12,000 dollars. The 2nd draw say contest sponsored by the ing offers yow 2015 additiondi Pan-Ameriean Union on Panprizes: When you owla ticket American Day. Hundreds of the HOTEL of eLoterie de VEtat Hai- candidates took part in the tiens zou are doing a deed of competition and Claude Nigh-jumanitarian scope as avell should be congratulated on as acquiring an easy FOR- his cuccessful effort. TUNEAd. :0: Aux ORCHIDÉES CLAPPS so EASY TO FEED. Ratbs S STBANIAD FULL OF opaiol NOURISHIMENT so i BABY BABY S FOODS so GOOD FORIYOUR BABY CLAPP'S pamaned FOODS guadh On Sale at: Bichara Izmery, Au Lincoln, Bazar de la Poste, Bazar National, Georges Coles, Maison Simon EXCELLENTE Guie Vieux, Mme Joseph Maglio,"Bazar. Edmond Phipps INDONIE MOURRA CORP. Montezuma of Mexico will Exelusive Distributor. for Haiti Phone:3513 meet Tarzan boou at Stadium SWIMMING AAL Magloire Thursdayn night --- Page 5 --- SUNDAY, JUNE 7th, 1953 <HAITI SUN, Haiti Shows Caribbean HOW TO DEVELOP A NEW FISH SOURCE EARTHQUAKE OF COUNTRY SHAKES SECTIONS SUNDAY AND MONDAY The standard of living of quest of its government. mond Phipps INDONIE MOURRA CORP. Montezuma of Mexico will Exelusive Distributor. for Haiti Phone:3513 meet Tarzan boou at Stadium SWIMMING AAL Magloire Thursdayn night --- Page 5 --- SUNDAY, JUNE 7th, 1953 <HAITI SUN, Haiti Shows Caribbean HOW TO DEVELOP A NEW FISH SOURCE EARTHQUAKE OF COUNTRY SHAKES SECTIONS SUNDAY AND MONDAY The standard of living of quest of its government. Haiti's lava core has been the metropolitan area. A the Haitian people can be in- He lays great emphasis on shaking again but luckily the stronger shock shook Saint reased between 20 and 25 the fish farming industry earthquakes registered more Marc, Petite-Riviere and the r cent within a has on the instruments at the Pe- Central Ol generation which been started in Hai- tit Seminaire than Department. hrough hard work by the ped ti and added: <I thing that they did Monday the authorities in on the inhabitants of Caa neand the advice being made within a generation Haiti our the North reported a violent O arailable to them by the Uni- will be supplying itself with pital. tremor was felt along the Cen ted Nations fish. At the moment it im- Last Sunday afternoon a tral Plateau. At Belladere it This is the view expressed ports 500 tons a year from tremor shook some objects was strong enough to crack You get beiter phoios by wMr. A.J. Wakefield in the Newfoundland. loose in homes in downtown the walls of the customs using General Eleciric United Nations Reporters One large Port au Prince but it wasn't house. Bulhs. company in Hai- felt in thè higher sections Srtly after he concluded his ti is now cultivating fish in of 1E tiree year assignment with ponds forits employees. When UY in that country last the peasant sees the big man QUEEN ELIZABETH SAYS THANKS month. doing it he will follow. Haiti Communiqué de l'Ambassade tender loyal greetings to Her Rcan JIr. Wakefield who is now with 300 people per square Britannique Majesty and heartfelt a the Resident Representative mile ig showing the Carib- A l'occasion du Couronne- for a long happy and wishes the United Nations for bean how it can develop a ment les télégrammes sui- ful reign. peaceTehnical Assistance in Bur: new source of fish at a time vants ont été échangés : Ambassador., was a Director of Agri- when food is SO very badly 2.6.1953. 4.6.1953 satare in Jamaica some 10 needed. <To Private Secretary, BuckFans ago and is well Reprinted SO known from <Daily ingham Palace. <To H. M: Ambassador, Port ate for the report on the Gleaner> of Jamaica. Humble duty. British Sub- au-Prince. Matriz Namero LC 5136 gculture of Jamaica which jects in Hayti respectfully I thank you and all British A Produci Bars his name. Working On South Subjects in Hayti most sin- Electric Co., of General U.S.A. han interview with the African Question cerely for your kind message TN Reporter, Mr. Wakefield Passing Of Two Wellon the occasion of my Coro- Distributor in Haili: oft the co-operation which Mr. Dantes Bellegarde will Known Former Diplomais nation. Valerio Canez. laitian people were giv- stay in Europe till July; his Elizabeth R.> erthe experts of the United work with UN on the South Last Sunday Haiti bid a stions who had been sent African discrimination question sad farewell to two leading For Distingnished Beauly and that country at the re- has been prolonged., figures in its diplomatic ranks Accuracy Always Choose Unparalleled Leon Déjean and Albert Blanchet. - Distributor in Haili: oft the co-operation which Mr. Dantes Bellegarde will Known Former Diplomais nation. Valerio Canez. laitian people were giv- stay in Europe till July; his Elizabeth R.> erthe experts of the United work with UN on the South Last Sunday Haiti bid a stions who had been sent African discrimination question sad farewell to two leading For Distingnished Beauly and that country at the re- has been prolonged., figures in its diplomatic ranks Accuracy Always Choose Unparalleled Leon Déjean and Albert Blanchet. HERE IT IS...in d Class The former was AmbassaROLI dor to the Dominican RerubItself... the NEW lic at the time of his illBy ness. A Jawyer of note, M. Déjean had also served FERGUSON "30" his country with distinction as Secretary of Foreign Affairs and Minister to Washington. I Minister Pierre Liautaud, Paul Bouchereau and Me. Granville Auguste delivered eulogies at the grave site. 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That fact troops, the progress contributed to Napoleon's of- tely changed the entire cous has been made in the last 15 of American history. fer to our envoys of Paris to decades would seem miracu sell the vast region of the Thus it is that the echa lous indeed. Louisiana Purchase in April OI a struggle for freedomap Even those great patriots 1803 for the paltry sum of (Continued on Page 11 gifted with vision and courage could hardly have con-) ceived how one day that flag would fly not ouly above the Mont Joli Hotel Haitian nation itself, but at the council table of the Organization of American States) CAP HAITIEN and of the United NationsCadets of the Mltary.Acaue iny suana guard around the as the well-respected emblem; Bicolore at commemoration ce remonies held at Arcahaie. of a free and independent people, contributing construcU.S. Senaior Speaks In Tribuie tively to sound decisions inl the dynamic world of the 20th Tc Haili On Flag Birihday century. WAR OF INDEPENDENCE From the Congressional Re- closely intertwined with our AFFECTED UNITED ford of the United States Senate, own fate 1s the destiny of STATES HISTORY Senator witey speas On the-oc- each and every one of the re: I wish that time were casion of the 150th Anniversary publics of this hemisphere. available for me to present in of the Haiti Flag. The prosperity and the secu- detail even a brief synopsis rity of our good neighbour of theepic struggle which culMr. Wiley: Mr, President, nations are matters of deep- minated in Haiti's freedom. Iask unanimous consent that est significance to us. I should like to point out in I may be permitted to speak PREOCCUPATION WITH detail, for example, the ex for 5 minutes in tribute to TUROPE, ASIA, CAN BE tremely interesting fact that Contact the owner, Mme Yvette Bussenius, Haiti on the 150th anniver- HARMFULIF HEMIS the victory of the Haitian arCarenage Hill, sary of the adoption of her PHERE IS IGNORED mies over the French forces Cap Haitien, Haiti. national flag. For far too long, in a preThe Vice President: Is occupation with events in Eu there objection? The Chair rope and Asia. many of us hears none, and the Senator tended to ignore what was go from Wisconsin is recognized ing on in our own backyard. for 5 minutes. That indifference was exMr. Mr. President, LS-85 Wiley: tremely unfortunate. From LINK-BELT today marks an important Oc- every possible standpoint, casion in the history of one certain ominous developSPEEDER Yard of our sister republics of this ments there are of crucial inhemisphere, for it is the 150th terest to us. anniversary of the adoption of I refer in particular to the Shovel-Cranethe national flag of Haiti. extremely disturbing develop The celebration of this im- ment in the recent election in occasion Dragline portant and the his- British Guiana. I refer to the toric events related to it will Guatemalan ferment, and to be climaxed next January 1st other problems elsewhere in by the observance of the 150th the hemisphere. But wholly anniversary of the proclama: aside from the Communist tion of Haiti's independence. menace as such, there is every Today I should like to pay reason why we should further tribute, sincere and well-de- cement our relations with the P served. ment in the recent election in occasion Dragline portant and the his- British Guiana. I refer to the toric events related to it will Guatemalan ferment, and to be climaxed next January 1st other problems elsewhere in by the observance of the 150th the hemisphere. But wholly anniversary of the proclama: aside from the Communist tion of Haiti's independence. menace as such, there is every Today I should like to pay reason why we should further tribute, sincere and well-de- cement our relations with the P served. to our sister republic Pan-American nations. in a few brief remarks. I As we turn to our friends Powerful h.p. know that my colleagues in in Haiti today, we view a More Parstole Ibs. Diesel -taMtte the Senate join with me in brave, industrious, and friend Greater lifting Indapendent capactify--30.000 Boom (bs. Hoist conveying our warmest fra- ly people, dwelling in an agrie for service Dragline, adEn ternal congratulations to Hai- cultural land blessed with e Tronch Hos, E Driver and Crane ER Positive Chain Crowd for Shovel ti, to her government, and to deep natural beauty. We see o Oficial Sales and Service Headquortens her people. a people which has slowly, Disiribulor in Haiti CHARLES FEQUIERE Weof the United States are painstakingly, but always 54 Rue Roux Tel: 3279 - 2245 - 5173 now keenly aware of how with afervent faith, built and 12 % COCCOCCCCCA CCcece --- Page 7 --- NDAY, JUNE 7th, 1953 *HAITI SUN> ITOR RETURNS HOME AND HOUSE FOR RENT ALLS FOLKS ALL ABOUT HAITI Pension From the <Brewster Stand- the roadside. New house on ruelle Ri San Michele New York. Mrs. Howe described the viere. 8 bedrooms, 1 bathApril meeting of Enoch Cathedral of Port au Prince room;1 dining room; 1 living in cool Pelionville Oy Chapter, Daughters which contains beautiful muroom. Call telephone 3527, French and American Dr. Thomas Large. American Revolution rals, the art center and the Cuisine; Hoi in and Cold Carmel Mondayafter museum where the anchor FOR RENT was well attended. Miss from the Santa Maria may be Ruaning Water. Ache Horton, regent, pre- seen. She stated that Haiti Flat with beautiful view Special monthly raies. and opened the meeting is preparing for tourists and over the sea. Very comfortEthe usual ritual. many improvements are being able. Owner will rent furnTelephor. 7894. Irs. Hammond reported made. There are now 3 hotished or unfurnisned. Tele a box of clothing had els and the ruined home of phone No. 7749. NEW-YORK, HAITI, NEN-YORK sent to Kate Duncan Pauline Bonaparte is being MTTC REGULIR FORT School. Mrs. W. B. restored. The modern and FOR SALE hne her displayed charts show the primitive are to be found GLAMOR ON THE CUFF Bed sofa in mahogany with u - E E the work of the Iroquois side by side in all phases of One of fashion the attractions the hair mattress, cotton matan in our State. These island life. It is still a land FLE glovemakers show haid recently by tress and cushions. Price $50. AA SUONANT NAVIGATION A - Hscost only one dollar per where a man who owns a was Overshadowing this pale pink the glove glace is pair. its Contact <Haiti Sun.> ALLENA BAUSSAN Sewices 2307 Cradn ud all interested may burro is considered wealthy. long ing billowing bands of black cuff of and alternat- pink their order with her. Most loads consistingoffrutt, was deoided to hold a live poultry and young kids HOLD THAT LINE party atthe home of Miss are toted in baskets on the The egendarmes was modeston in Beacon on Thurs- head. ly explaining how he won the de Bello Guiols May 14. Further de At the conclusion of her <Honneur et Merite.> caitltis Atnique Eopaninent Stove will be given at a later talk Mrs. . long ing billowing bands of black cuff of and alternat- pink their order with her. Most loads consistingoffrutt, was deoided to hold a live poultry and young kids HOLD THAT LINE party atthe home of Miss are toted in baskets on the The egendarmes was modeston in Beacon on Thurs- head. ly explaining how he won the de Bello Guiols May 14. Further de At the conclusion of her <Honneur et Merite.> caitltis Atnique Eopaninent Stove will be given at a later talk Mrs. Howe donned a <The Captain said he, want Souvenirs. beautiful native skirt and ed a volunteer for a mystical very danHarriet A. Ferris in- showed how the voodoo dance gerous mission. It was unlikeFrench Porfumes. archarling iced Past. Regent, Mrs. which often goes on for hours ly that the man would reSwiss Watehes. nerld-senoued erH. Howe, who gavean at a time, is performed. turn, and he anted one man Haitian esting talk to forward Records. on Haiti step enoiling. she has visited several A social hour was enjoyed <And you stepped forward ONE PRICE BUT alnasd.: She displayed several at the conclusion of the meet from the line>, one of the woTHE RICHT PRICE which she bronght ing a delicious tea was served men gushed admiringly. with her including small by the hostess Mrs. William <Not exactly>, the soldier about 3 inches high H. Miller and the other Car- explained. <The rest of the are the only illumina- mel members. Mrs. Bernard line stepped back.> AU LINCOLNS Will Deliver Erocevies io Dosr the pastel eoloured Harrison and Past Regent your Each home contains Mrs. George Purdy poured. FOR RENT doo sign of happiness, Ed. Note: Mrs. Howe is the Furnished house in Petionhost of the living is done 75-year-old mother of Mrs. ville heights, 3 bedrooms, 2 - yard. It is a common Charles MacNeil of Tete de bathrooms, hot water, refrig ato see mothers bathing LEau. erator and electric stove. babies in streams by Contact <Haiti Sun.> a AU WHAT LINCOLN A RUSH FOR BARGAINS ! - FISHER ASONS DOMULE Saturday was such a big day. It was the talk Curio Sbop oft the town! A great day foreveryone! Wise Rue du Quai shoppers from all over saved to their heart's Por content. FEENCH PERFUMES Local Hendicrails Splendid Mahegany Ware The < - A S Savings Continue At Superior Esiablishmenis Use Superior Air Condilioners. You get this Extra Quality when yon Buy Maison Orientale WESTINGHOUSE AIR CONDITIONERS Come again get your share of the magnifiPARFUM cent Bargains and Savings that welcome you enveloppant comme ta soie in every Department. Rue du Quai shoppers from all over saved to their heart's Por content. FEENCH PERFUMES Local Hendicrails Splendid Mahegany Ware The < - A S Savings Continue At Superior Esiablishmenis Use Superior Air Condilioners. You get this Extra Quality when yon Buy Maison Orientale WESTINGHOUSE AIR CONDITIONERS Come again get your share of the magnifiPARFUM cent Bargains and Savings that welcome you enveloppant comme ta soie in every Department. THE TERRIFIC REBetter Designed DUCTIONS ARE STILL YOURS FOR ONE MORE WEEK. So take time, off tomorrow and More Carefully Built visit this sensational Sale. Orife de Chine parfum de Installed by Experienced Engineers MAITI's oniv F MILLOT Westinghouse deliver more cooling effect per Bollar STORE Invested PARIS RENTALENN RE THE LOWEST PRICE, IS THE OnLV. PRICE Ve --- Page 8 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, JUNE 7th, 195 Quel plaisir sur la route! Esso) Kel F Quelle jouissance quand on est au volant! Surtout quand Tenseigne ESSO n'est pas trop loin Quel que soit Tendroit ou vous trouvez ilya toujours une station Esso sur votre passage. le moteur... Pias de Ouelle potaction pour soucis sur la Des roate qui tourne rond kilométre dernière infermations de Qusad Easo Ertre oet dens un moteur d'huile est réduite au mins votre heure sur aprds kllomdtre, le cosomamation Yendurance, elle garde ses proprietes pendant trajet Gtant meme concus - fortes temperatuser selon les Elle numeros nettoie 1,3et 5 LM M lubrife indispensable ... Elle est en pour vente les noveaux moteurs actuels. @ Ps kes vlaquosits Les dépliants les meilleures ESSO leau, Ayez la la garantie que sur place tion votre voiture batterie et les pneus Thuile, de vice d'une main recoivent" experte Un TattenTensoigne' complet Esso. et imbattable ser- à tt GSO Servrice complet... securite. D T R à à Y O1E Avantages uniques nos stations services re MOTOR aue Esso mn ONC MIAGE Esso STANDARD OIL, S.A. BHEK VISITEZ LE DISTRIBUTER ESSO LE PLUS PROCHE tn comercant U e Indipendant toajours prét à vous servi. SERVING HAITI FOR MORE THAN 30 YEARS --- Page 9 --- SUNDAY, JUNE 7th, 1953 <HAITI SUN> Page BOSTICK LECTURES AT H-A INSTITUTE bably could easily present his ON NEGRO LITERATURE AND POETRY lectures in French, but his GET THAT BRAND modesty makes him prefer Last 9EWA week, intellectuals and unusual amount of poise and his native language. Herman NOT THIS students in the capital had platform presence. is a man with a purpose a'd ooK opportunity hear Mr. has - the to two Bostick been in he has been we:king hard at & interesting lectures on Ame- Haiti since September 1952 it here. Moreover, being a rican Negro Literature deli- studying and doing research likeable, handsome American vered by Mr. Herman F. Bos- under a fellowship awarded with a smile L odern ready and joke, Haitian-American * the P tick at by the Haitian Government he has been a most effective A sur THIS Institute. under the provisions of the unofficial rmbassador itom On' Wednesday evening, Buenos Aires Convention. his country to Haiti, June 3rd, a responsive and Here in Haiti, Herman, as he distinguished group was pre- is known to his friends, has 8e - Somman To sent to hear Mr. Bostick dis- been working hard on a study <Newscomber> Soofol of a the LOK -American * the P tick at by the Haitian Government he has been a most effective A sur THIS Institute. under the provisions of the unofficial rmbassador itom On' Wednesday evening, Buenos Aires Convention. his country to Haiti, June 3rd, a responsive and Here in Haiti, Herman, as he distinguished group was pre- is known to his friends, has 8e - Somman To sent to hear Mr. Bostick dis- been working hard on a study <Newscomber> Soofol of a the LOK cuss development of <Ame Contemporary Haitian Poe Hakime and Rouzier have Lt Oaclusene Cacat) rican Negro Fiction.> Friday try and hopes o publish the bought Raymonde store on evening, he continued his dis work soon. He has been liv- Place Geffrard. cussion with a consideration ing at the Pension Destou- :0:- of the remarkable develop- ches while in Haiti and has The 250th anniversary of the RYMOUT DoSoto ment of <American Negro circulated widely in acade- Founding of the Holy Ghost Poetry.> Both lectures were mic and intellectual circles Congregation was celebrated LLos followed by a question period even since his arrival, with moving ceremonies last which brought up some live A native of Atlanta, Geor- Sunday. The large attendance W and searching discussion. gia, in the southern Uni- included parents, pupils and for Despite the threatof rain and ted States, Herman receiv- mer pupils who expressed their the plays presented by the ed his B.A. degree from More gratitude to the Fathers of the French Company on the same house College in his home Holy Ghost Congregation. * nights, the lectures were very town. After that he continu0: well attended and the audi- ed his studies in French and Cecusso Seen dining at the Savoy in ence was treated to two lu- English at Atlanta Univer- London last week were Clifford QUI GARANTIT LA PERFECTION MEGANIQUE cid, thoughtprovoking, and sity and earned his degree of and Gilbert Brandt. Clifford is excellently presented lectu- Master of Arts. After Col: on a European business trip and res which were moreover lege, he taught French and Gilbert is spering a year ir read in the clearest sort of English for two years at Fes- England learning all about the English. senden Academy in Gaines- insurance business. Presented by the Director ville, Florida an 3 then joined of the Institute, Mr. James the faculty of Morehouse Coli H. Cassedy, Mr. Bostick de- lege as instructor of French. livered his lectures with With this he GRANTS an background pro Sooloks RoNves Le meilleur des pneus géants! Le $ IT's NOTA DREAM WHISKY Hi-Mier RIB BUT A REALITY! Mour home theclouda, Le donneTdes m IoM ik air E sans déEN walk baa stable' douce F Un suim TILES moine risques 2 dérapage FABRIQUE une carcasse extra-résistante - aNa tenue inégalée CMOSAIQUES résumé le kilométrage le ple EMILE CARDERE élevé au prix le plus bas. ilue Jmy ades Aare TEL:3/207758 Grant Wh GOODYEAR The delicious Chocolate 6O0A Laxative Dans le monde BROOKLAX entier on transS porte plusde brings relief overnight. Sol tonnagesur take a pneus Goodyear pneus 35a toute sur BROOKLAX autre marque. to-night and to-morrow you'll be all right. UNE AUTRE ECONOMIE DUE A GOODYEAR: Ce Hi-Miler "All Weather" possède fameuse -A MR. JULES HERAUX bande de 'All Weather" : renomPiano Tuner mée PERET qui assure une réistance au et une traction exceptionnelles sur. May be contacted at 18 DUFFTOWN, SCOTLAND Ere les sols. WM. GRANT & SONS LTD.. DISTILLERS, - Chemin des Dalles or 2-51-14F Telephone: 2440 HAITI TRADING CO. S.A. EAR: Ce Hi-Miler "All Weather" possède fameuse -A MR. JULES HERAUX bande de 'All Weather" : renomPiano Tuner mée PERET qui assure une réistance au et une traction exceptionnelles sur. May be contacted at 18 DUFFTOWN, SCOTLAND Ere les sols. WM. GRANT & SONS LTD.. DISTILLERS, - Chemin des Dalles or 2-51-14F Telephone: 2440 HAITI TRADING CO. S.A. Time &" Life BOOK STORES The Leading American All MAGAZINE - Are Now On Sale At --- Page 10 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, JUNE 7th, 1953 AN. ATTEMPT TO RETURN TO THE THATWAS NO HUSBAND! BLACK MARKET SAYS cLA DEMOERATIE> A woman whose husband was missing called the police a Dinner Dances In the Wednesday June risen, and one is' wondering and gave his description as a Srd edition, of cLa Democra- why their price has risen on handsome <briseur>, six feet tie> the following article ap the market, while the State three, with wavy black hair, peared. does not benefit from such a blue eyes, tremendous shoulrise. at ders and an excellent dresser. A LATTENTION DU DE So, Splendid cigarettes The next day a friend called PARTMENT DU COM- which cost 6 gourdes 59 cents her and said, cl read where MERCE>. kilo two years ago now your husband is missing, but cost 9 gourdes 30 cents and what kind of description is I Hotel Ibo Lele Boutiques and bars have their manufacture price has that? Your husband is short, fixed the price of Lucky not risen. fat, bald and dressed like a Evary Tuesday and Frida/ frum 8 p.m. Z0 12 Camel p.m. Strike, and Chesterslob.> field cigarettes at2 gourdes We signal these faets to <Yeah>, said the woman, Every Monday from 8 p.m. fo 11 p.m. 50 cents a package $0.50 the Department of Com <but who wants that bum RESERVE YOUR TABLE IN ADVANCE U.S. The same cigarettes merce which will take the ne- back.> TELEPHONE: 7886 cost 80 cents five or six years cessary stepse to counteract ago. The manufacture price this attempt to return to the XXX of these cigarettes has not <marche noir.> FRIENDLY DISCUSSION Didyou hear about the man CHATELET DES FLEURS GOOD FOOD..COOD PRICES who travelled to the Provinin Cool Kenscofi ces regularly who returned For Lunches and Dinners of Distinction home after a month in the n Almost 5,000 feet; almost a mile mll South to find that his wife above sea-level A - had been untrue to him? Yet only 15 pleasant miles, 35 leisurely a Tn <Who was it?s he demand minutes from the heart of the Capital ed. <Was it my friend Bob?> <No>, anwsered the faith- Unexcelled American French - German - Haitian less one. Cuisine and Beverages xWas it my friend Tom, or and Dinners of Distinction home after a month in the n Almost 5,000 feet; almost a mile mll South to find that his wife above sea-level A - had been untrue to him? Yet only 15 pleasant miles, 35 leisurely a Tn <Who was it?s he demand minutes from the heart of the Capital ed. <Was it my friend Bob?> <No>, anwsered the faith- Unexcelled American French - German - Haitian less one. Cuisine and Beverages xWas it my friend Tom, or Joe?> ve o0 <No>, answered his wife. xWas it my friend Harry?, laha Whatsamatter7s scream90 yni ed the woman, <don't you Bome think I have friends of INTERNATIONA my RO V/ own?, balan e Augn Covkiny LIMIS acht Picardie - Le FAMOUS FOR ITS Punen FRENCH COOKING u prarlo Specialities Hlovende staukow Onion Soup N Aova E Filetl Mignon Pepper Steak elercholr Snails Escalloppe de Veau Picardie LOCATED IN COOL, TETE DE LEAU EE PETIONVILLE For Reservations Tel. 7416. 8 CASINO Hour etine place Porhou Fince - FATEr A MTTT DAMBALA BELLE CREOLE'S E REFRESHING ADA BRER E THE CAPITAL'S NEWEST HOTEL Remhmatoatetp atN AAA A E Godakourtain Is Now Open bocceccce Gn The Site 01 The Old Si. Francis MENU LUNCH - DINNER SNACKS IT'S TOPS IN HAITL SOFT DRINKS ENJOY MALTED MILK 1 SUNDAES SHAKES <FISH BOWL> LCICAEON FRUIT JUICES ICE YOGURT CREAM At Rizoton on the Ave. Fra nklin Roosevelt DINNER BEER A most charming restaurant by the sea COCKTAILS 2,000 Feei CI oser to Heaven BACOM SANDWICHES OR N ND EGGS Cool sea breeze available day and night Madame W. D. Cameron, Manager COFFEE Open up till1:30 am Weel-days de ee Onen up till 2:30: am Sundays and Saturdaye Telepho le 7887 ka Bolle Eneole French and American cooking. Bar service Speciality: Creole dishes which are available at all times. 22 2 22 2 a cec 22 cec0 2 2 a C0000000 --- Page 11 --- SUNDAY, JUNE 7th, 1953 -HAITI SUN, lion over a period of 5 years chemicals, limestone, grain, Peace, progress, and LS. SENATOR SPEAKS IN TRIBUTE to provide for public works, chocolate, fiber products, ve- perity are the goals which prosT0 HAITI ON FLAG BIRTH DAY public health, general agricul getable oils, talc, lumber and the Haitian people have set (Continued from. Page 6) ing out a scanty living from tural development, and educa beverages. for themselves. They are good the dry saline soil. tion. An unexpected drop'in Less than 1 month ago, on goals for us all. arberafe throughout the With the assistance ofa$14 revenues, occasioned partly April 20, at the opening of CONCLUSION rorld: Just as the American million credit from the Ex by a smaller coffee crop and the 36th session of the na I should like to conclude Tarof Independence 80 mag- port-Import Bank, the Hai- a fall in the prices of certain tional legislative body, the these remarks by renewing ificently contributed to the tian Government is now com- agricultural exports, such as President of the Haitian Sen- my warmest fraternal greetspiration of foreign peoples, mencing a large construction sisal and sugar, may make it ate emphasized the import ings to the officials and citiathe great battle for inde and agricultural development necessary to curtail or post: ance for his country's econo- zens of Haiti. should like to conclude Tarof Independence 80 mag- port-Import Bank, the Hai- a fall in the prices of certain tional legislative body, the these remarks by renewing ificently contributed to the tian Government is now com- agricultural exports, such as President of the Haitian Sen- my warmest fraternal greetspiration of foreign peoples, mencing a large construction sisal and sugar, may make it ate emphasized the import ings to the officials and citiathe great battle for inde and agricultural development necessary to curtail or post: ance for his country's econo- zens of Haiti. endence which was waged in programme in the Artibonite pone a part of this ambitious mic development of establish- I believe that in the de Tati, and in other lands to Valley. The project involves programme. ing new industries and en: cades to come, they will equal bes south, helped directly and the building of a dam and ir- But the will of the Haitian couraging private foreign in- and surpass the splendid pro idirectly in far more ways rigation and drainage dit Government and people to vestment. gress which they have made han, the average American ches and the clearing and re make sacrifices in order to de He said in his address: to date. upreciates to shape for the settlement of upward of velop their country should do Haitian and foreign capital I know thàt the fraternal etter our own history and 70,000 acres of land.. much to overcome these finan ists recognize that they need sentiments which we of the bel history of the world. An Thus, in time, Haiti pro- cial obstacles. no longer fear to invest their United States feel are reflectmderstanding of that histo- poses to do for the whole val- ENCOURAGEMENT OF funds in Haiti, because they ed by similar feelings through scal interrelationship is all ley, with the assistance of PRIVATE ENTERPRISE know the time is past when out Latin America and in Can to the good. United States financing and I should like to stress one laws governing such invest- ada. For that matter, I think technical know:how, what the of the particularly important ments were likely to be modi- It is my earnest hope that inat all of us could profit a pilot project has already de- factors in Haiti's progressive fied according to whims we of this hemisphere will re meat deal from a better wr monstrated to be feasible on development. That is the en- and caprices They also main united in the face of erstanding of the' back- an experimental scale. couragement which she has know that they can count the great challenge ofworld ound and the culture of all given to private enterprise, upon the courts Ifin the communism which now con four sister Republics to the OTHER AREAS UTILIZ- both Haitian and foreign. past insecurity was the most fronts us and all other peo: kath and our good neighbour ING TECHNICAL On several occasions I have serious obstacle to the devel ples. b the north. Such underASSISTANCE commented on the Senate opment of industry, it has It is a challenge to the basanding is essential in order The Artibonite project is floor that unfortunately, a been replaced by a climate of sic concept of human dignity. amake more fruitful pan- only one of several areas in continued recognition of the security. It is a challenge to ChrisAmerican cooperation. which Haiti js enthusiastical- contribution of private enter- A similar confidence, and a tianity and to all other spiri THE ARTIBONITE ly utilizing United States prise, both native and of for similar cordial attitude to- tual faiths to which man adPROJECT technical assistance. eign nationality, has not char ward foreign investors, was heres. It is a challenge to huCooperation itself is a fea- Among them are agricultu- acterized certain countries. expressed in the annual mes- man progress. tare of Haitian progress. ral extension, livestock im- What they choose to do in sage of the President of Haiprovement, rubber develop who said one of There are, of course, difTnitian cooperation takes their internal affairs is of ti, that the ment, irrigation, municipal their striking evidences Haiti's ferencesof opinion within the many forms. ward foreign investors, was heres. It is a challenge to huCooperation itself is a fea- Among them are agricultu- acterized certain countries. expressed in the annual mes- man progress. tare of Haitian progress. ral extension, livestock im- What they choose to do in sage of the President of Haiprovement, rubber develop who said one of There are, of course, difTnitian cooperation takes their internal affairs is of ti, that the ment, irrigation, municipal their striking evidences Haiti's ferencesof opinion within the many forms. An outstanding course own responsibilof water supply, and the treathemisphere today. But there mample is the long-cherished ity. But the consequences of climate of security is the ment of disease. are no differences among lational dream L land reclatheirarbitrary acts are a mat- ceaseless flow of foreign capiHaiti is paying a fair share other into the anti Communist nations nation in the Artibonite Valter of deep concern to tal country. of the cost of these technical which cannot equitably be ly through which runs HaiThe peoples as well as to their GUARANTEE OF and amicat's largest river. That valley, cooperation programmes. own. solved, peacefully ratio of Haiti's contributions INVESTMENT bly, particularly in the face once a garden spot of wealth to joint servicio funds for car Fontunately, I can report Last month, also, in an ex- of the common danger. and plenty, had through the that a favourable climate for rying out technical assistance change of notes between As It is U to us to reason to mnerations become a wasteprivate investment exists in the conference programmes in agriculture sistant Secretary of State gether a. und and of erosion and barrenHaiti and is a factor of the and'health has risen from $2" John M. Cabot and Haitian table in the Organization 1ess. deepest significance for atfor each United States dollar Ambassador a of American States, in the Orfarm Jacques model Leger, A or pilot pro: tracting new industries and in 1951 to $3 for each United United States Government in ganization of Central Ameri ect started there last year expanding on old ones. Haiti can United NaStates dollar now. vestment guarantee agree- States, in the ider joint Haitian United has, for example, enacted le and in other inSates auspices, utilizing tech THE GOVERNMENTS EN gislation, liberalizing import ment was concluded with tions, strumentality which every men have tical experts of the Institute TERPRISING PRO- duties and income taxes, to Haiti. Thus, Haiti became detised for a peaceful, fair the first American InterAmerican M Affairs, GRAMME help bring in new companies. Republic, to solution to their difficulties. las pointed the way toward Mindful of the needs of its A recent listing, drawn up although the 16th nation, The people of the United wlving the problem by dem- people, the Haitian Govern by the Haitian Government, enter into such an agreement, States respect as equals their nstrating how varied food ment is utilizing its $26 mil- of 23 industries for which which makes possible Mutual fellow peoples of the hemistops can be profitably grown lion national budget wisely to Haitian raw materials are Security Agency guarantees phere and of the world. Mith irrigation water from improve the Haitian economy available includes leather and protecting new American inthe river in an. area where and the health and education shoes, glass, salt, tropical vestors in the country against There is no country sO Sousands of small farmers of its people. fruit processing, dairy pro- curreney incontrovertibility small, no country lacking in Save for generations been ek- It has earmarked $40 mil- ducts, metals, transport, soap, and loss by expropriation. material strength or wealth, As mutual Security Direc- which does not have our retor Harold Stassen pointed spect and which we do not Sperial out when announcing the consider as being entitled to Oher Birth ptacelof: signing of the agreement, be treated as an equal. country against There is no country sO Sousands of small farmers of its people. fruit processing, dairy pro- curreney incontrovertibility small, no country lacking in Save for generations been ek- It has earmarked $40 mil- ducts, metals, transport, soap, and loss by expropriation. material strength or wealth, As mutual Security Direc- which does not have our retor Harold Stassen pointed spect and which we do not Sperial out when announcing the consider as being entitled to Oher Birth ptacelof: signing of the agreement, be treated as an equal. Ex gcier Designs. United States private invest- This is striking contrast 6 us serb Quality in "DORISMOND ment in a friendly country is to the brutal, tyrannical attiand MEINBERE" MAHOGANY doubly advantageous: It can tude of the bullies and enslav: TEL:2 Pantal 6 Bldg. 85 The ramous TRush FSiSA be of major economic benefit ers in the Kremlin. UGS to the country wherein in- And so, in peace and freeThese Same Soodg are Esported vested, and can contribute to dom, congratulations to the to the Most Exclusive Otores) the Eisenhower programme reople of Haiti and good luck GRAND RUE E NO COMMISSION in PAID the TO 2.0 TAXI DRIVERS of peace, progress, and pros- in all their future undertakperity for the frop world. ings. --- Page 12 --- HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, JUNE 7th, 1958 OTHERWISE turning into one of those cled by positively charged elec HOUSE FOR RENT WISE and mad scientists, like you see in trons.> For Rent: House By T.J Grant the movies. <This strange kind of mat completely furnished, refrigerator, stove etc, GENTIL, NUCLEAR and looking at the strange SoIstarted to hedge. <With ter is called contra terrene to Nice view. Call 3295. PHYSICIST machine asked, <What is in reasonable limits, Marcel>, distinguish it from terrene or that?s. I said. <You know, some earth matter. If chunks of Since three years or more <It has no name, as yet>, times my tongue runs away terrene and contraterrene I have known that Gentil has he replied. Then he went on, with me.> were to collide complete annibeen devoting his spare time, in a cold formal voice, <I sent <I have your word, Tommy, hilation of the smaller mass 1 and many of his nights when for you, Grant, because you and I know you to be a man would ensue and the huge he should have been asleep, can be useful -to me and to who loves honour more than amount of energy released to research. But I never humanity, if you will., life>, was his reply. would cause a tremendous ex PAA could learn what he was look xAlways at your service, He had me there. What he plosion. ing for. I fished around of- Marcels, I said, <and human- said was true. There was no <With the aid of Planck's ten for information, but he ity can always count on me, backing out. I waited to see equation I have proved the always cleverly evaded my and on my life, if necessary. what fate he had in store for theory of Dirac and Gamov HITAN clumsy overtures. One day I There is nothing. I would not me. to be correct, have produced * o came right out and asked him do for humanity., He thought for a moment, small quantities of contraterwhat it was. <That's the rind of talk I Then he asked abruptly, <Are rene, brought them into conE His reply was short and to like to hear,> smiled Gentil, you familiar with Planck's tact with terrene, and have the point. <Tommy>, he said, becoming cordial all of a sud- quantum equation?> controlled the released enercit is none of your business. nothing. I would not me. to be correct, have produced * o came right out and asked him do for humanity., He thought for a moment, small quantities of contraterwhat it was. <That's the rind of talk I Then he asked abruptly, <Are rene, brought them into conE His reply was short and to like to hear,> smiled Gentil, you familiar with Planck's tact with terrene, and have the point. <Tommy>, he said, becoming cordial all of a sud- quantum equation?> controlled the released enercit is none of your business. den. <You're goi'z to get a <Well, Marcel, not exactly gy.> After that, naturally, I chance to prove what you familiar>, I stalled, <but of He paused for a moment to kept my mouth shut. I am, as said.> course get his breath. I took advanyou know, a proud, sensitive I was taken a little aback. He interrupted, <I see you tage of the opportunity to man. There was something sinis- are not 80 I will show. it to tell him that I must leave as The other day he sent me ter, in Gentil's gaze as he you.> Whipping a notebook I had an appointment,with The only airline that a message, asking me to come smiled at me. Maybe he was from his pocket he opened it my doctor. (Injection of a to his house. When I want and stuck it under my nose. heart stimulant.) flies to every major to see Gentil, I go to see him. lle have the:leur The page was blank except for XXXX island în the When he wants to see me he one lineon which waswritten: Sitting at my desk later in sends for m. I don't mind, Cavalier E nhv. the evening with my heart however. I am zery. mnpreTo tell you the truth it beautifully stimuiated, I KING SIZE pon tentious. CIGARETTES didn't mean a thing to me, dered over the strange words Arriving at his house, i but I wasn't going to admit I had heard earlier in the day Cmibbrox found him in his laboratory that to Gentil. I have my from the lips of Gentil. The Pan American has over 100 working at a strange apparaCfond pride. sincere and forceful manner tus which seemed to consist NU So I said, <It is very pret in which he had uttered them any flights other weekly-more ailine-through than largely of vacuum tubes, dials, ty, Marcel.> had engraved them forever the Caribbean area. Choose wires and levers. It was an He flew into a sage, crying, in my mind. <What a brains, your day and departure enormous thing, reaching E E <Pretty, you imbecile! This I thought, <controlling releas hour toa dozen enchanting nearly to the ceiling, rectanisn't some of your silly poe- ed energy from terrene and island American's vacation spots. Caribbean Pan vast gular in shape, and occupyEnalier try. It's an equation idiot!s contraterrene with four little network takes you to ing nearly 36 square feet of <Please explain it to me, letters, E nhv. How does one and all. floor space. Marcel, I asked humbly, try- he do it?> He turned as I came in, ing to placate him. I am not Under the influence of the NORTH COAST greeting me curtly and said, happy when Gentil is angry stimulant my subconscious PAA has frequent daily <Sit down. Curacao Trading Co. S.A with me. pifshed into the upper layers flights. It's just a few hours Itook the nearest chair, Distrihutors in Haiti This seemed to quiet him of my mind a story about Gen flight between Caracas, a little. Marcel, I asked humbly, try- he do it?> He turned as I came in, ing to placate him. I am not Under the influence of the NORTH COAST greeting me curtly and said, happy when Gentil is angry stimulant my subconscious PAA has frequent daily <Sit down. Curacao Trading Co. S.A with me. pifshed into the upper layers flights. It's just a few hours Itook the nearest chair, Distrihutors in Haiti This seemed to quiet him of my mind a story about Gen flight between Caracas, a little. But only a little. He til I heard shortly after my Maracaibo, Barranquilla the was_still angry. He put his arrivalin Haiti. How the man and'any Caribbean. point Convenient in hands behind his back and has changed since then. connections can be made at started to talk. It remindèd It seem: that when he was Barranquilla for Panama me of Dr. Perigord lecturing about sixteen years old: he and Central America, or BUD at the Haitian American Inssouth to Medellin and Enjoy used to spend a few evenings Preferred titute, the same dignified bear a Week at the home of a girl Bogota. Everywhere ing, the same scholarly lan- friend. He was there one CARIBBEAN CIRCLE TRIP guage. evening when a terrible storm Miami, Havana, Montego <An atom of ordinary ter burst over Port au Prince. Bay, Kingston, Port tau restrial matter, physicists In those days the streets of Juan, Prince, New Ciudad York Trujillo, and return San EER RECRaE have proved,> he said, con the city were neither paved! all for just $212.40 (U.S.). LAG ER SNEWARK NJ sists of a central nucleus nor macadamized and storms Available in either Budweisee 16KI5TMO, awteactuven INCE TEA with planetary electrons re- turned them into rivers of direction and from any volving around it, the nucleus mud, knee deep. point on route. carrying a positive charge of At eleven o'clock the storm * electrieity, and each electron showed no signs of abating, VA NE For reservations - a negative charge. Certain and the girl's mother 8ug- a see your Travel Agent or theoretical considerations led gested that Gentil pass the AMERICAN Dirac and Gamov, two fam- night with them. <We have a PAN HORED AIRHAYS ous nuclear physicists, to spare room>, she said, xand WORLD'S MOST ANHEUSER-BUSC", INC. dream up another <inside we can have it ready for you EXPERIENCED AIRLINE ST.LCJIS, MO. : :. out> kind of matter in whioh in a few moments.> Rue Dantes Destouches 3451 and Port-au-Prince 2822 CAtE the electric charges are re- Gentil accepted. The girl Telephones Distributors in Haiti : Usine a Glace N onale versed SO that the nucleus is and her mother went upstairs Save time and money - use negatively charged and is cir (Continued on Page 14) Air Mail and Air Parcel Post --- Page 13 --- SUNDAY, JUNE 7th, 1953 -HAITI SUN> College man Dick Gleason Exposition. Creighton return the <Berg Hotel> took place. arrived in Port Friday on his ed to the US and duty Thurs- Described as a hotel restausecond visit this year. Dick day. Wedding bells are sche rant, the Berg is being operis a house guest of his sister, duled to ring in January. ated by Richard Wolfgang Mrs. James Caldwell, wife of :0: Wagner and Karl Schewe. V Chief of the Sanitary Mis- Helen Christian returned :0: sion. He intends to spend to her copper mine in Grande Maurice Nazon arrived two weeks here. ighton return the <Berg Hotel> took place. arrived in Port Friday on his ed to the US and duty Thurs- Described as a hotel restausecond visit this year. Dick day. Wedding bells are sche rant, the Berg is being operis a house guest of his sister, duled to ring in January. ated by Richard Wolfgang Mrs. James Caldwell, wife of :0: Wagner and Karl Schewe. V Chief of the Sanitary Mis- Helen Christian returned :0: sion. He intends to spend to her copper mine in Grande Maurice Nazon arrived two weeks here. Riviere du Nord and beach to at- from the States Thursday. :0:- tend the Bussenius Simonet Guy De Catalogne clippered Elizabeth (Buffy) McNiel wedding after into Port from the atombin Friday several U.S. Thurs Yves Gardere is home after turning to Port <tout de and mother, wife of Charles I days in Port on business. day. mduating from McGill Uni- suite.> of Petionville are New York :0: :0: : msity in Montreal. Yves ar- :0: bound on MV Panama today Wilfrid Purdy of Scipa and A young lady in town this rived back yesterday with his Stephen V. Arneson and his for a five-week summer va- Mrs. Purdy offered a dinner week with her kodak shoottiancee Marie Jose Nadal and Parisian wife will end their cation in New England. On party at their home Wednes- ing U diferent aspects of Mrs. Joseph Nadal by the three month stay at the Ibo arrival in New York the Mc- day evening for the Principal our movemerts is Inga BeauPanama Line. Lele this coming week and Niels will meet young Nicky and staff of the Union School saca for fashion magazine. return to Washington for Or- McNiel who is returning for in appreciation for their. fine :0: :0: ders. Mr. Arneson, a hous- the summer from school in work. The Purdys' daughter Student Anne-Marie Meyer Loulou Dejoie and Engineer ing expert, was here to as- St. Catherine, Ontario, on a Nancy was one of the gradu- is returning to Berne, SwitHubert Etheart are flying off sist the ODVA in setting up Dutch Line Ship. ating class of the Union zerland, today, after a month to New York and a Scandi- their housing project in the :0: School last week. here on a Unesco fellowship. navia holiday today. Artibonite. He hopes to re- Mrs. Gladys Bogat Meu- :0 : Miss Meyer whose field is :0: : turn for a longer assignment. nier is expecting the first ad- Voyaging in Canada and base evaluation and survey of The social event of the seadition to her family in Paris the US is Mrs. Tilly Deslan- field projects, visited Marson in Cap Haitien took place <bientot.> des, wife of the popular ma- bial, Bayeux and che ArtibonSaturday when Mlle Ketty Plantation Dauphin mana- :0:- hogany manufacturer. Mrs. ite. Bussenius was joined in holy ger Don Lungwitz was in town Among the charming cou- Deslandes will return home :0: matrimony to Jean-Marie Si- Tuesday en route to Virginia ples vacationing in Port this July 4th. Mme Pierre Paul left for monet. The nuptial benedic- to visit with wife Lois and past week were: Connecticut :0: the States last Sunday. tion took place in the Cathe- daughter Bonnie and son Ti lawyer James Buckley and Mrs. Jean de Lespinasse iral in the morning. Friends Jo. wife Ann on their honeymoon. was feted last Wednesday from all corners of the Re- :0: James's brother wrote the night by her many friends. public attended the wedding. Mr. Gordon Stenner of the best seller <Man and God at The birthday party which inAfter a Kenscoff honeymoon Telephone Company, is slow- Yale>. James is also a Yale cluded a big cake and-a bufthe couple will journey to ly recovering from a fifteen man. They were entertained fet supper took place at the Shortly to go on the payroll France. round bout with Ole Man Ma- during their stay at the El Lespinasse home in Turgeau. last Wednesday from all corners of the Re- :0: James's brother wrote the night by her many friends. public attended the wedding. Mr. Gordon Stenner of the best seller <Man and God at The birthday party which inAfter a Kenscoff honeymoon Telephone Company, is slow- Yale>. James is also a Yale cluded a big cake and-a bufthe couple will journey to ly recovering from a fifteen man. They were entertained fet supper took place at the Shortly to go on the payroll France. round bout with Ole Man Ma- during their stay at the El Lespinasse home in Turgeau. at Maison du livre is the new laria. Rancho by Mr. and Mrs. :0:- son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude :0:- :0:- Ralph Bercovici. On a businesscom-fishing Lebrun. Mrs. Lebrun is the Dr. Marcelo Casaburi, pro- Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Purtrip in the US are Mr. and former Edith Delva. Her son minent Italian doctor of Rue dy and family enplane Sun- :0: Mrs. Anton Kneer. arrived May 14th. Cspois, left the island Sunday day for New Orleans and Mr. Franck Wilsen had sev- :0:- :0: ifternoon by the U.S. bound Points North for a two-month eral cases of glassware des- Photographer Chaton has At 4 p.m. Tuesday, second PAA clipper. Dr. Casaburi leave. tined to his new elaborate got himself a nice new Mer son of prominent cement expects to return in six house in Gros- Morne, damaged cury convertible. Ibilock maker arrived by <cimonths after visiting with the :0:- "Tuesday noon, when a truck :0: gogne.> <Attouffi, and his da folks in Italy. Seen eating up the highway found the grade of the road Owing to unforeseen busi- ma Geralde Bosemond are re- :0: early Thursday morning were too difficult. Two crates slid ness commitments business ported in the best of health. Well known Gerard (Sou- Axel Etheart, Guy Boucard toi the asphalt. tycoon Franck Wilson was :0: tite) Bonnard exchanged the and Claude Paquin. The three :0: obliged to sit out the Corona- Lt. Marc Jean-Baptiste rePTOW3 of holy matrimony last musketeers are on a week-end Friday evening Mr. David tion in Port au Prince. He ceived word at the military wening with Micheline Poly- motoring trip in the Domini- Post, Second Secretary of the had planned to be one of the acadcmy at Freres last week Hice, daughter of Colonel Po- can Republic. They are ex- U. S. Embassy, dined with Abbey spectators. of the arrival of a daughter vnice of Petionville. The nup pected home this evening. Madame at Le Picardie in cein Cap Haitien. Mother and tai benediction was held at lebration of their 13th wed- :0:- the <jolie ti fille> are doing :0: 60 p.m. at St. Pierre's Christine (Auguste) Borros, ding anniversary. At the handicapped ball well. éurch in Petionville. wife of Spanish artist Botel :0:- Sunday night in Calbane Chou :0: 1 :0:- lo, went to France last week- Commerçant Georges Mour coune Madame Daniel Heur- The 3rd boy in three years MIle Juliette Jean of Pe end. Artist Botello is report ra is down for Washington telou held the lucky ticket and was welcomed into the Roger ionville clippered to New edly setting up shop in Puer- this week-end to join, his wife won the title <The Mother for Duret family Monday. The Tak last Sunday. She is re- to Rico. and await the arrival of the 1958>. She also received a boy was delivered at the new gift. clinic Noel in Bois Verna. The city has been bright expected. ened by the return of two :0: :0: Madame Anselmo Paulino Al sjolies demoiselles.> Mlles Charming Mlle Liliane Du- <Fiances> are Mlle Janine varez, the former Andree Gar Ghislaine and Elsa Scutt re- vivier became engaged this Rodriguez and Roger Dupoux. Sunday. She is re- to Rico. and await the arrival of the 1958>. She also received a boy was delivered at the new gift. clinic Noel in Bois Verna. The city has been bright expected. ened by the return of two :0: :0: Madame Anselmo Paulino Al sjolies demoiselles.> Mlles Charming Mlle Liliane Du- <Fiances> are Mlle Janine varez, the former Andree Gar Ghislaine and Elsa Scutt re- vivier became engaged this Rodriguez and Roger Dupoux. cia, wife of General Paulino, turned Friday for the sum- week to Creighton Puckett, a :0:- Dominian Minister without mer vacation from college in US Marine who was in Haiti Mille Jacqueline Etienne, portfolio, flew over from CT Pennsylvania, three years ago during the daughter of Capt. Jacques to be with her niece Joujou Etienne, Chef of the Research Pouget when the stork arrivCriminal, accompanied Mme. ed. Louis Romain to the US. last :0: antancount week. Gregoire Jr. arrived in the this ghum :0:- Gregoire Eugene family Famous since 1862 In Kenscoff Thursday morn past week. Mother is the for REG.TRADE MARK ing at ten the inauguration of mer Gisele Pierre-Jerome. --- Page 14 --- HAITI SUN, SUNDAY, JUNE 7th, 1953 at many benefits and officia Prompi Service By Immigration. Personality Of The Week functions. Jail Bad Risks, Deport Unwanted (Continued from Page 1) In St. Thomas this winte Diane was popular not onls Mexico on tour, making use Rio, appearing in smart spots as a singer but also as a Continued from Page 1 worthy citiezns at the time of an emergency need for a and on the radio. sonality. Besides her per of the introduction of this singer, she began the career In 1941 she returned to club appearances she nite day and spent, with the card pointed out that this which led to many experien Mexico a full fledged singing twice weekly radio had: plane load of passengers, one would allow undesirables to ces in many countries and star. gramme of some Dro.P hour and ten minutes await- enter the and the singinganee country por her international acclaim to- In 1944 Miss Adrian was much witty on the lice no ing. arrival of customs would have next to day. asked to do the lead in Pana- local news, all commentary and immigration officials. check on them. demonTo interwovet As it happens,Miss Adrian's ma Hattie for the U.S.O. This with for the promotion It took longer to go through strate vigilance of the im was worthyl first tour as singer was the first musical com- cal causes. In no small the red tape than the plane migration department, here through the Caribbean, this edy sent overseas to the sol- Miss' Adrian build was from Port two thela are helped ride au Prince to recent, little publiciz- accounts for the Latin influ- diers. The show toured army fund to start the first New Orleans. ed demonstrations of effiin recores ence, she became expert in camps. and bivouacs Italy library to be used for The Director of Immigraciency. musiea Latin dancing and singing, re for nine months, many times appreciation in a fast tion arrives on the job, DOMINICAN PUBLISHER under growine" DEPORTED turned to the Havana Madrid playing fire. educational programme. DET sharp at7a.m.The employees in New York and was a smash ane admits one of her are all on the job before 8 By order of the Director of Returned for Broadway great hit, interests has ibeen in' a.m. library to be used for The Director of Immigraciency. musiea Latin dancing and singing, re for nine months, many times appreciation in a fast tion arrives on the job, DOMINICAN PUBLISHER under growine" DEPORTED turned to the Havana Madrid playing fire. educational programme. DET sharp at7a.m.The employees in New York and was a smash ane admits one of her are all on the job before 8 By order of the Director of Returned for Broadway great hit, interests has ibeen in' a.m. Immigration, Mr. Denis Belshow <Are You With It>. In fund lande, Senor Enrique Santathis she played a comedy part, raising and giving beneft From here she left for Holperformances. The improvement of this maria, a Spaniard who pubthat of the carnival dancer. lywood, danced in a film with After she leaves here service over the past year lishes a rather poorly edited Bing Crosby and went on vau Woolcott Gibbs gave her exDiane next been has heart-warming. The review in the Dominican Recellent reviews but as a result week, returns tost deville tour with Lou Holtz, Thomas office has been enlarged to public, was placed aboard a of this role, she had an amus and an engagement Wendy Barrie, Arline Judge at the Virgin Isle Hotel, cope with the increased flow PAA clipper Tuesday and de- and others. Back to New ing incident occur later in Iback to the Caribe thent - of visitors. A new complete ported home to Ciudad Tru- York and singing London, England, when there Hilton and simplified filing system jillo. Mr. Bellande, stressing engage- as a singing star. Miss Adrian first time in history of Hii has been put in operation. that people should be more ments in chic nite spots literally took London by storm ton chain an entertainer has This competent filing system careful about doing business such as Versailles, St. Regis or perhaps we should say, been reengaged in such a and Mocambo. No doubt durwill allow Haiti to take steps with individuals they do not storm in a tea-cup. Then as short period. No wonder with ing this period Miss Adrian this island that previously were impos, know, explained that Mr. Ennow, the American dollarwas activity she has acquired the sophisticated debeen sible. For example, Haiti rigue Santamaria arrived a very desirable and very called <The Caribbean livery SO familiar to New Whirlls will shortly sign tourist agree here from Ciudad Trujillo Yorkers. Many interesting scarce item. Lord Cherwell, P.S.: ments with neighbouring and wént on an advertising age 70, bachelor, teetotaler, Diane admits she was trips during this period, Buelured countries, allowing citizens of campaign. Mr. Bellande's at non smoker and vegetarian, to Haiti with the idea those countries to visit Hai tention was called to the bad nos Aires, Montevideo and having read a reference by of rest and a holiday, ! tion a tourist card which risk of such a visitor when Woolcott ma de to Mi SS by Peggy Harris. calls for only simplified in- he came across an article in WISE and OTHERWISE Adrian's midriff as seen in formation written on a card, the Dominican journal El (Continued from Page 12) her comedy role, took the mat STORM ROCKS LA GONAVE immediately on entry into Caribe mentioning that Senor ter to Parliament. Here he this.country. Santamaria had passed two to fix the bed, as the servants discussed whether or not she A three-day storm rocked A new grey passport made bad cheques before his depar were all in their quarters, should be paid SO many Ame- the Island of Gonave last in Haiti has replaced the old ture. 240 dollars that Senor some distance away from the rican dollars on its merits. week, flooding some sections, red one. It is an attractive Santamaria had collected house. When they came down Miss Adrian answered that grounding small boats and cut grey with a golden crest en: from advertisers here, has al- twenty minutes later there her diaphram was used as a ting off communications with graved, on the cover. made bad cheques before his depar were all in their quarters, should be paid SO many Ame- the Island of Gonave last in Haiti has replaced the old ture. 240 dollars that Senor some distance away from the rican dollars on its merits. week, flooding some sections, red one. It is an attractive Santamaria had collected house. When they came down Miss Adrian answered that grounding small boats and cut grey with a golden crest en: from advertisers here, has al- twenty minutes later there her diaphram was used as a ting off communications with graved, on the cover. Des ready been returned to its was no sign of Gentil. They support in her act only vocal the mainland. in the vicinity champs' did the job. source. looked for him but he was no- ly, not visually. The incident of Anse-a-Galets, some new Two new type visas are PRIBSTJAILED PEND where in the house. was made much of in alll the sisal fields were ruined by being introduced. One willal- ING INVESTIGATION They were just about to papers. In the middle of this the floods. low people, mostly those who Airistide Papp, a Hungarian lock the doors and put out furore she went to Paris :0: have retired, to, come and livé arrived here March 4th dress the lights when they heard a where the French people 2,000 DOLLARS MORE here off their income. Thevi ed as a catholic priest and car knock at the front door. were much amused over the FOR GONAIVES must not work and must cer rying a passport that cited his When they opened it there storm caused by something Elie Joseph Fils has sub tainly prove they can keep, profession as theologian. The stood Gentil, soaking wet, SO common to everyone. She scribed two thousand dollars themselves. The other visa Hungarian priest met arch- plastered with mud from head was a tremendous success in to the Gonaives Building fund will allow technicians to come bishop Le Gouaze who put to foot, carrying a dripping Paris and was asked to sing it was announced last week. to Haiti and lend their know: him up. at the Seminaire. The bundle under his arm. ledge to companies and the priest had a three month tour training of local personnel. ist visa, Ten days ago he They gazed at him in amaze They must return. from disappeared from the Semin- ment, unable to speak. Genwhence they came after their aire and reappeared in Port til broke the silence. contract expires.. One of the de-Paix. He came here as a <While you were fixing the first to benefit from this new tourist but is believed to have bed,> he said, <I just thought regulation has been the El said he was a refugee. Pend- I would run home and get my Rancho hotel who now have ing. a complete investigation pajamas.> a French Chef. Aristide Papp is behind pri- Editor's Note: For the inHaiti led other countries in son bars. terested T J. has foresaked this area by introducing a sim the company uf his Scotch plified landing form that refriend and has prepared a quires simply your name, Return From Health Trip generous description of the where born, etc., doing away Back from a health trip to strange machine mentionwith the yard-long question- the States is Mr. Bignon éd above which consists Let the Insurance Company do the worrying. naire that travellers had been Pierre-Louis, President of the largely of vacuum tubes, dials, See imimediately: *NORWICH UNION: Insurance Co. faced with up to then. Some C. G. wires and levers. Joseph Nadal and Co. Agents. Tel: 3486 --- Page 15 --- SUNDAY, JUNE 7th, 1953 <HAITI SUN, Pans For Development OfTourism : could also be added to the of vagabonds who harass the public and this year the fischool curriculum. tourists. gure will probably go past interview With Minister ofCommerce To give the tourists an in- It has also done much to the twenty-five thousand teresting schedule of activity aid the construction and ex- mark. Buti it is still a Continued from Page 1) in Haiti, it is suggested that pansion of hotels SO badly from Cuba's 216,000, far Jamai- cry a new and smaller theatre be needed for our the University; the organiconstructed growing re- ca's 98,000 or Nassau's 68,000 to present folk- sort industry. will probably go past interview With Minister ofCommerce To give the tourists an in- It has also done much to the twenty-five thousand teresting schedule of activity aid the construction and ex- mark. Buti it is still a Continued from Page 1) in Haiti, it is suggested that pansion of hotels SO badly from Cuba's 216,000, far Jamai- cry a new and smaller theatre be needed for our the University; the organiconstructed growing re- ca's 98,000 or Nassau's 68,000 to present folk- sort industry. Hion of a Summer Festival lore shows, musical visitors, thel lines of the Spring Car; programAnd Haiti has every natumes and documentary films During 1952, al, the establishment of a of twenty thou- ral asset to be the tourist specia, interest to the' visi- sand tourists came to Our Rexial Folklore Fete during tor queen of them all ! leaving the vast Theaa Emonth of August and the tre de Verdure for the Hai COMEDIE DE eching of a special Tourtian Public. PARIS GIVES OPENING PERFORMANCE EAgency which would have PLAYER IS STRICKEN WITH APENDICITIS Such a theatre could be Riob of providing a special part of a regular <Tourist (Continued from Page 1) Mal Aimess by Francois come to the incoming visiCenter> which could have a Francais> riac of the French Mau and seeing to their com: Minister of Commerce and Sunday mornAcademy. Heurtelou dance floor, restaurant and ing at 9 he was Friday, June 12th: Le Com furts during their stay. other placed on the facilities. Since our operating table. The opera- plexe de Philemon> by J. B. folklore is one of the prime tion lasted one a Luc, For instance, now that the would be an additional draw- attributes of Haiti, it is sug- instead of the and usual half hour Monday, June 15th: <La merior roads are being de- ing point. And establishing gested that a committee of tes because of infection. 20 minu Peur des Courfast traCoupss eped for and easy a second bureau in the well- experts be formed to oversee Tuesday teline and by G. special Chalets could be populated negro sector would the night the members <Antigones by J. mstructed along the auto also serve to augment the productions in the cam- of the Port au Prince press Anouilh. iies to house tourists and flow of these racial brothers paign to keep the productions joined budding theatrical Wednesday, June 17th : pleasant healthy authentic versions of Haitian lights in a visit to the French <Monsieur Chassex by G. pride to Haiti where they can en- popular culture, rather than Institute to meet Feydeau. ais during their circle tour joy the first class services pale imitations of Hollywood bers of the Comedie the de mem- Friday, June 19th: tte provinces. they are denied in SO many or Broadway. ris.> It was Pa- polon de J. LApSich small inns could be other sections of the world. an enjoyalble even Belles> by GirauIr all the small museums ing returned SNAD doux and <Le Jeu de L'Astructed with native mate Now that Chicago and Sou- and galleries in Port au day evening by Thurs mour et du Hasard> Mariand be run under the thern Airlines has set up re- Prince were combined in one Premier. Jour> in presenting cLe vaux. by muichful eye of the Tourism gular flights to Port au large museum it would do Magloire theater at the in honour new City Monday, June Eice to see that their rea Prince from the middlewest, much to facilitate the tour- the visitors. of Cids by Corneille. 22nd: cLe mable prices and standards a bureau, in Ohicago would ist's attempt to view our his- The de Paris> Entrance fees: 1 as *Comedie served an dollar, Wiygiene in- also be an opportune spot to torical and cultural heritage. Tourism gular flights to Port au large museum it would do Magloire theater at the in honour new City Monday, June Eice to see that their rea Prince from the middlewest, much to facilitate the tour- the visitors. of Cids by Corneille. 22nd: cLe mable prices and standards a bureau, in Ohicago would ist's attempt to view our his- The de Paris> Entrance fees: 1 as *Comedie served an dollar, Wiygiene in- also be an opportune spot to torical and cultural heritage. rearranged dollars and 3 dollars. Biucement to travellers who attract a yet untapped source A dollar entry fee could be follows : programme ie as Fant simple but clean com- of tourism. charged to help pay the exJune 8th, 8.30 Madsen Co. Contribute rtat a cost they. can af The affiliation of some Hai pense of such an enterprise. p.m. Monday, at the Rex theater: at <Il $3,000 To Gonaives ard. tian hotels with American hoMadsen and Company has faut Suitable spots for such cha tel chains for the mutual dis- It is also difficult for tourqu'une porte soit ouver- contributed thrée thousand lets would te at Iroquois, the tribution of publicity would ists to see the natural beauty te ou fermées by Alfred de dollars to the fund for the Ene Forest, Carrefour Ray- also be an excellent way of of Our Republic because of Musset and <Faisons un 150th Anniversary construcmond, Mer Frappee, and guiding the flow of Carib- the lack of organized excur- Reve> by Sacha Guitry. tion now underway at Goneross from the Citadel. The bean-bound visitors. And di- sions other than the trip to Wedheday,Jume10tk <Les aives. mmanization of transporta rect contact with such organi the Citadelle and Kenscoff. m prices for the interior is zations as the Rotary Club, A variety of other trips could sot under study. and AFTER the Elks the EVERY Knights of. be planned to interesting beaGAME Columbus could be made with ches and other places within M To take its rightful share the idea of promoting our the immediate neighbourhood (BORAON Ethe Caribbean tourist bon- Capital as the ideal spot for of the capital such as the (# , Haiti must convince va- annual congresses and other Isle of Cabrits and Iroquois. . m prices for the interior is zations as the Rotary Club, A variety of other trips could sot under study. and AFTER the Elks the EVERY Knights of. be planned to interesting beaGAME Columbus could be made with ches and other places within M To take its rightful share the idea of promoting our the immediate neighbourhood (BORAON Ethe Caribbean tourist bon- Capital as the ideal spot for of the capital such as the (# , Haiti must convince va- annual congresses and other Isle of Cabrits and Iroquois. etioners that it has some- group gatherings. A weekly bulletin giving Ring other countries cannot The continued effort to put visitors an up-to-date account Mer In advertising and Haiti on the regular schedule of all events scheduled during mblicity abroad, it would be of passenger cruise liners and their time in Haiti would also pesible to stress the fact major freighters also is a be of great service. Bat it is the only country MUST in the new tourist de Organization is. the answer th a folklore as rich and velopment programme. And to many a problem and that aldefined That if you the need for airline rates to seems to go for tourism as Fapt to hear the tambours be reduced is also stressed. well. monly Haitian drummers can The establishment of the The good start in supervisU0 Tresh Bay them, see the folklore School for Hotel Employees ing the debarking, transporences as only the Haitians and Management will do tation and treatment of visiWITH ence them, you must come much to improve the <word tors will be augmented by BOur Republic. Stress should of mouth> advertising SO ne- other measures aimed at mak aso be laid on the variety of cessary to the tourist trade. ing Haiti known throughout e climate and the terrain When a visitor has had a com the Americas for its courtesy md the extraordinary history fortable and pleasant stay in and hospitality. The Govern bf this land which has been a country, he is always anxi- ment has already taken steps CEAXE he inspiration for freedom ous to tell his friends. And, to prevent the visitor from Aroughout the New World. need we add, visa versa. being exploited by fixing Having the New York Courses for chauffeurs, transportation rates, installPoarist Bureau transferred guides, police officials and ing a safety inspection staLIKE rom T. the you depths of Rockefel- all those having direct con- tion for vehicles and you public ITLIKES Center to street level tact with foreign visitors cracking down on the army Distributors: Usine a Glace Nationale --- Page 16 --- <HAITI SUN, SUNDAY, JUNE 7th, 1958 A COMPOSER GOES NORTH er 0 ftheir orchestra. He is speaks fluent French as well Egypt and educated in Tall, soft spoken Arthur expected to return to this as a number of other lan- French convent. Both mota L. Duroseau left for New work from New York. guages. and daughter will be charn York last Tuesday to fulfill a He has had a number of Mrs. Caruana is of Greek ing additions to the distad contract with the Folkway his compositions published n origin, was brought up in side of the diplomatic set. recording company. New York and several more are scheduled for publishing Folkway Records of New in the next few months. York will prepare albums of Mr. Duroseau came to the Haitian folklore for use in EI notice of the Folkway recordRancho American universities and ing Company after he had other educational and cultu- Composer Duroseau prepared the musical section ral organizations. Mr. Duroof <Haiti Singing>, by Harold seau will be of great- assist nomist. Courlander. ance as he is in the unique po- Duroseau, an accomplished sition of being one of the few violinist, and flute player, CORONATION people who can translate and comes from a talented family. seau came to the Haitian folklore for use in EI notice of the Folkway recordRancho American universities and ing Company after he had other educational and cultu- Composer Duroseau prepared the musical section ral organizations. Mr. Duroof <Haiti Singing>, by Harold seau will be of great- assist nomist. Courlander. ance as he is in the unique po- Duroseau, an accomplished sition of being one of the few violinist, and flute player, CORONATION people who can translate and comes from a talented family. CELEBRATED HERE AT also edit Haitian folklore mu- His father, Lyncee Durosea, BRITISH EMBASSY sic. was a well-known music teach The Coronation was cause He will be away in New er, who fathered five musi- for celebration. in all corners York for six months. His cal sons. of the globe. Last Tuesday wife and family of nine, will Mr. Duroseau has been evening, a was Hotel reception held remain here. He has one on working as office manager of by Ambassador Mill Irving a lawyer, another is an agro the Thorland Club, and lead- and Mrs. Irving at their resi3 O dence in Pacot. It was a spark ling affair. Dinner Although all preparations and provisions had been made VOTRE PROPRE for the guests comfort in the WU Dancing a event of an evening shower, a no rain appeared and it was a N fa delightful evening. Enet ya E Union Jacks of all sizes pro C2C R vided a most effective decoa ration. oTuels a 9Weeh Queen. Elizabeth II was toasted with champagne, and MANA MopHierer WEDHESDAS-ERIDANS a delicious buffet supper of, * fine Virginia hams, turkey and other delicacies was SercThe Best Quality Cement at ved. Ambassador the Lowesi possible costs and Mrs. Mill C Irving, new Consul, Mr. Peter ALLEN & BAUSSAN: Caruana, his wife and daughoffer ter Josette, and the embassy their * PICKUP ET staff, are to be complimented L on making the Coronation P such a memorable occasion in Port au Prince. TO PONCE Outre l'ensemble montré ciIn observance of the Corodessus nous pouvons fournir aussi les 2 appareils que voici nation, the Embassy remainavec un changeur de disques C ed closed for. three days. complètement automatique a3 vitesses. Le:3radiorécepleurs New British Consul ont une excellente reproduction, un correcteur (réglage Takes Up His Duties Here du w.coloris" de la tonalité) et Mr. Peter Caruana, the des bandes étalées. # new British Consul, arrived Pour tous détails adressezF0 vous à votre fournisseur. here last week with his wife 94LBS. NET and lovely daughter in time a PHILIPS to enjoy the Coronation fesCEMENTO A tivities at the British Em- - bassy. 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