--- Page 1 --- II A I - I un BERNARD DIEDERICH RONY CHENET,Jr. EDITOR GERANT RESPONSABLE THE HAITIAN ENGLISH LANGUAGE NEWSPAPER VOLUME III Port-an-Prince République D'HAITI SUNDAY, AUGUST 28rd, 1953 No.44 TRAGIC DEATH OF PERSONALITY GERARD LAFONTANT OF THE WEEK Death came tragically last dammed-up river. Jean Bonne week to quiet, pleasant-manner- fil who was a little behind Ge- We generally prefer to leave ed Gerard Lafontant, 26-year-old rard shouted a warning when he politics alone, strietly But our clerk at Brandt's. At Camp Per: guessed Gerard's intention of attention was brought forcibly to rin a heedless dive into shallow Contimued on Page 15 a prominent local political fi water caused injury to his spine, gure by the amount of invective led to paralysis from the chest which Le Nationals suddenly down. In the hospital, Port au began throwing at the Deputy Prince, after an unsuecessful Daniel Fignole last week. We learned that he was a seminent operation he passed away. confustonist>, <a professor who Ti Gerard left Port au Prince Saturday afternoon in a hired' writes like a schoolboy. ApparPetionville camionette with Dr. ently in his paper -Haiti Democratique- he suggested that Le syear-old Judy Saieh smiles back happily at the cute <Miss Alices Serge Roc, Dr. Raymond HyppoNational was trying to intimiddolls. Photo Haiti Suns. lite, Dr. Claude Nazon and Ray. ate him. <How:, howled Le mond Rivet for weekend at Nationals, <can.you deal with a Camp Perrin. PRESIDENT INAUGURATES man who thinks he is the cenArriving at Camp Perrin dustre of the whole world?> NEW CAP HAITIEN ty and tired Ti Gerard was the Le Nationals continued to The President of the Republic new roads being constructed out first out of the car; he waved deal with him by mentioning cer leaves at six this morning for of Cap Haitien by La Bohamas hurried salutations to friends, tain things. <Mr. Fignole, as Cap Haitien. He will stop at company. Itis expected too that quickly changed into his swim The late Gerard Lafontant everyone knows, has lived Gonaives to inspeet the works in the President will stay to take suit E ran for a cool dip in the through all the important poliprogress there in connection with part in the Quartier Morin celeHaiti Hoteliers tical events not even exceptthe Independence anni of birth-town Unite, coming brations his on ing the Revolution of 1946 l versary celebrations Of January Continued on Page 16 Set Up Provisional Committee hidden like a rabbit in a bur1st. [-Haiti Sun> August 2.] On Saturday last at the Bu- that hoteliers on the one hand rows, and again <who does not Arriving in Capi Haitien around WALL COLLAPSES reau of Tourism the hotel-own- and travel agents on the other, remember the nocturnal flight 3p.m. the President will inau- CHILD DIES mother at ers of Haiti met to have talks would benefit from forming as- of the leader of National Popugurate the great work of town- A horrified saw with Mr. Paul Burns, Chief of sociations, and that in the field lar Party, clad in the dress of a remodelling carried out under thin wall of a neighbouring devise woman?> and so forth house construction fall the Cruise Division, Panama Ex of tourism as well the of contract by the <Compania de Inunder In his talk, Mr. p.m. the President will inau- CHILD DIES mother at ers of Haiti met to have talks would benefit from forming as- of the leader of National Popugurate the great work of town- A horrified saw with Mr. Paul Burns, Chief of sociations, and that in the field lar Party, clad in the dress of a remodelling carried out under thin wall of a neighbouring devise woman?> and so forth house construction fall the Cruise Division, Panama Ex of tourism as well the of contract by the <Compania de Inunder In his talk, Mr. Burns Haiti is to be remembered: cIn Continued on Page 5 dustrias Maritimas>. [Haiti Sun into a pile of rubble atop one of press. Aug, 9]. He will inspect also the her three children Tuesday at 5 outlined programmes which Union there is Strength. HAITIAN TRAVEL p.m. as they played happily in might be undertaken in order to On Monday hotel owners met AGENTS DENOUNCE their back yard. attract tourists. He significant- at the Chamber of Commerce to MARBIAL IS DEAD! Winifred, 7, Winnie, 5, and ly added that hotels, shops and discuss the formation of a Ho- SOUTHERLAND TOURS LONG LIVE MARBIAL! Marie Jose, 3, children of Mr. chauffeurs should not try to pro- teliers' Association. A provision- A meeting called Wednesday (In Thursday's *Le Matin>, Contimued on Page 16 fit by exaggerating their prices, Continued on Page 16 night at the Department of ComMr. Gabriel Jean-Frangois, Direc- - merce to discuss the formation Hor of the UNESCO's Marbial ofa Travel Agents Association, project, replies to some bitter took a dramatie turn when Haicriticism. levelled at Marbial DV - tian Touring Agency Directors Le Nouvelliste's- New York united in denouncing -Southercorrespondent). land Tourss and declared that In the letter published in Le this organisation made any such Nouvelliste on the 11th August association impossible. 1953, the New York corresponThe round-table conference dent declares that the Marbial was attended by the Minister of project cost UNESCO 500,000 Commerce, Mr. Daniel Heurtedollars, and has cost the Haitian - u lou, the Director of Tourism, Mr. government the same amount. Pierre Chauvet, and heads of the This New York correspondent Heitian Travel Service, Heraux must be better informed than ho tel-owners association meet (inf ormallul D3l: the pool of the Ibo Tours, the Agence Citadelle, Souwe are. We know that the Members of the newly formed Continued On Page 6 Continued On Page 11 Lele. Photo Haiti Sun.> a --- Page 2 --- HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, AUGUST 23rd, 131 administrations, later distinguish the earth. In the last silence a its powers. They also eletel Jacques Roumain - Greai ed himself as an ethnographer. highly-strung friend burst out provisional committee to lookai. *Nous garderons le dieus [We ter the interests of the Federa Haitian Novelist In 1930 he published his first w.1l preserve the god]. tion, and to be its representative his novel La Proie et l'Ombre>, and The cHaiti Sun> publishes a to the National Bank of Haiti. Tuesday last was the 9th an- home, however, democratic two years later Les Fantochess translation of one of his best niversary of the passing of one enthusiasm soon startled his and La Montagne Ensevelie>, known poems: <Road to Gui- Their provisional committee of Haiti's greatest writers, Jac- friends. But his best work was to bej pub- nea. designated is composed ofa ques' Roumain, poet, novelist, He first attracted notice as lished posthumously. re>, and The cHaiti Sun> publishes a to the National Bank of Haiti. Tuesday last was the 9th an- home, however, democratic two years later Les Fantochess translation of one of his best niversary of the passing of one enthusiasm soon startled his and La Montagne Ensevelie>, known poems: <Road to Gui- Their provisional committee of Haiti's greatest writers, Jac- friends. But his best work was to bej pub- nea. designated is composed ofa ques' Roumain, poet, novelist, He first attracted notice as lished posthumously. Author of Rudolph Barrau, Dr. Franck politician, ethnographer, journal- gne of the contributors to the beautiful verse and imperishable ROAD TO GUINEA Bazile, M. Pierre Rousseau. ist, but best known to all the *Revue Indigene* which in fo- prose, he sought to express the world as author of Les Gouver- cussing writers' attention with- hopes and passions of the great "Tis the long, long road to Guinee neurs de la Roseex [Masters of in rather than on European mo- mass of the inarticulate people, and death will guide you the Dew.] This, his greatest dels accomplished as much for and finally gave to Haiti the there. novel, has been translated into 7 Haitian letters as the Pleiade masterpiece *Masters of the Behold the thick boughs branchlanguages, including Hebrew, did for French. Roumain turn- Dew. He used a creolized ing, trees darkling, too. thick and will soon be made into a ed to politics, and from the H.Q. French patois gramatically inte- and tight, motion picture. of the <Petit Impartials waged grated to beautiful effect. While Hear the wind, too, how it roars magical in through the forests' tumbIn Haiti he is remembered as a bitter campaign against the displaying an artistry ling hair the brilliant young aristocrat, government of President Borno, its power of evocation and enand the American occupation. chantment, he poured into this And deep - of Eternal night. who after spending the greater "Tis the. long, long road to part of his youth in Europe, re. His violent attacks on the gov- book all his sympathy for the turned to his native land, left ernment policies, his repeated Haitian peasant. Notwithstand- Guinee; of the There you fathers wait for you, his social clique to become a punishments and imprisonments ing the reality people por leader of the masses. He was made him a hero. trayed, like Manuel and An- On the road they chatter, they - haunted by a vision of a united Medium height, good-looking, pa naise of the village of Fond- argue, a Behold how the rivers shiver Haitian people, a vision which tently sincere with engaging Rouge, broader world emerges WAGON Model URM99. DRILL dominated his heart, and obes- manners, and, total absence of from his pages the entire Hai- there too, sed his mind. condescension, he won the hearts tian community, ôf which Fond- Like rosaries of men's bones. The URM99, when equippet Tis the long, long road to Gui- with the RM motor mount 1907, RouWhen as a feed Born in Jacques of the people. the Borno Rouge appears symbol as illustrated, provides-ie main a true Haitian blue government fell he was one of When on August 18, 1944, he nee; steel The drillis FE changes. was No sunburst joy-blaze of wel- raised and lowered a fivecy biood. His grandfather, Gene- those who, came into power. He left for Guinea a particularly delinder air motor. Mt feeding ralAuguste, had been President held office as Chef de Division pressed crowd of mourners fol- come to flame high class pressure of rock can be by regulated a for-any of the Republic. Educated in of the Department of Interior, lowed his bier to the grave. To In the black land there of the lating valve. pressurerege the Black Man The D99DT drill used on the Switzerland, he had spent 17 continued to take active interest many it was as if last ray URM Wagon has the air actual years in Europe. Mt feeding ralAuguste, had been President held office as Chef de Division pressed crowd of mourners fol- come to flame high class pressure of rock can be by regulated a for-any of the Republic. Educated in of the Department of Interior, lowed his bier to the grave. To In the black land there of the lating valve. pressurerege the Black Man The D99DT drill used on the Switzerland, he had spent 17 continued to take active interest many it was as if last ray URM Wagon has the air actual years in Europe. On his return in politics, through succeeding oflight was being buried beneath Where beneath a sad sky birds ed niently exhaust operated control by valve the conve even cry. throttle handle. This effortles The trees' eye-lashes upon day- blowing induces more frequen Soon for the first time in Haiti light that rots then dies, faster cleaning drilling, of the hole elimination resultingin of By the eye-round shine of marsh: stuck steels and greater overal daily footage. lakes a peaceful village lies; The home of your ancient fathe new ATLAS Batteries, Heavy CD type. thers, your fathers' head G stones, too, CD (CHARGED AND DRY). Batteries whose Where at last you'll rest likeplates havealready heen charged and lo which wise. acidulated solution only is to be added awhile CRISIS IN THE before use. NATIONAL SPORT On Friday representatives of Process which eliminales deierioralions from a certain football clubs presented 1oo old charge, the oxydation ofthe eic... themselves at the Stadium Mafound plates, gloire. They the meeting PAVING BREAKERS A longer life is guaranieed through the new room closed, football federation SHEETING DRIVERS officials having rejected their MODEL B87. -MICROPLASTIC- plaies and fiberglass separequest to attend.. The B87 paving breakers The Federation quite proper- which weighs 81 lbs. is nécon rators. mended for street openingan ly pointed out that the letter of general demolition work wher summons had not been signed by sirable. ever a powerful machine isde A duration never oblained since the discovery accredited club delegates, and The tool retainer and end are: of exceptional iE of batteries. was of an illegal character. construction. It has arenewate liner 80. that when wear occurs Mr. McIntosh, Federation gen- itis entire not chuck e7 LREE toolre eral secretary, made it clear tainer is substantial, heavy-fors withstand rough treatme Question those who ased the new Atlas bathowever that the Federation st and extremely wear reststing Committee will be prompt to Agent in Haiti: teries... .and you will be convinced. summon a general assembly if SONACO properly requested to. Meanwhile representatives of Racing, VicGeneral Manayer tory, Bacardi, Aigle Noir, Excel Jacques Martin Onsaleatl ESSO stations and at our sior and Croix des Bouquets met Address: Place de T'Exposition, Distributors. at the house of Plerre Armand. Pavillion Proche Orient There they voted to strip the Tel. 2381 : 2697 present Federation Council of P.O. Box 397 --- Page 3 --- SUNDAY, AUGUST 23rd, 1953 CHAITI SUN> Letter From The Publisher our minds, all the means of ac- His Excellency Mr. Surnichi ing of establishing tion, to combat the misery of Kasi, Japanese Ambassador to lations with diplomatic reWe turn our attention. to a problem which needs. to be grap- handicapped or necessitous child Mexico told reporters last week. as well Haiti. ped with promptly. It is the serious defciency of trained arti- hood, and to assure a rational With his Charge d'Affaires Hei- In early SOmS sin Haiti. We will not go ito the historiedt reasons for this; framework for the development hichi Hayashiya, the Japanese is from September the a mission coming great NOT uliwedeny that useful work in the training Of skilled men of our future citizens, for a Hai Ambassador had come to Haiti trial City of Osaha, indus- the ebeing- undertaken. D certamn organasations, and notabli by the ti stronger, healthier, more pros Tuesday on a two-day mission. With his Charge d'Affaires Hei- In early SOmS sin Haiti. We will not go ito the historiedt reasons for this; framework for the development hichi Hayashiya, the Japanese is from September the a mission coming great NOT uliwedeny that useful work in the training Of skilled men of our future citizens, for a Hai Ambassador had come to Haiti trial City of Osaha, indus- the ebeing- undertaken. D certamn organasations, and notabli by the ti stronger, healthier, more pros Tuesday on a two-day mission. Japanese steamers and soon oNm Haiti. perous. It is animated by such While here he held talks with ing in the Caribbean now appearsentiments that we formulate the Minister for Foreign Affairs call in may again What we want to urge in addition. to other measures, 2s the our vowS and recommendations. and the Minister of Commerce. interested Port in au Prince. Japan is soption of a good sustem of apprenticeship in as many Of the These talks the Ambassador told gar, cotton and purchasing sisal our susilled trades as possible, LETTERS in exchange BV such a sustem a great many of the youths cadging around newsmen, were only preliminary for cloth, toys and agricultural tothe and added, that think prodd jobs could be offeredia stable employment while underJapan is implements. wing a thorough training in a trade. Older craftsmen will be EDITOR stter avle to hand down to the ajoaing a tradition of honesty AFTER EVERY GAME adof reliability. In a sense they would be handing down and Braganza Ave. eveloping a culture, a. whole new outloot: to tife and wvork, a Miami 33, Fla August 15, 1953. (E0000I0N wnse of self-respect and oj responsibility to tlie public: This 2s Haiti Sun, 4e less important than the acquisition of technical sloill. The psteme could. helpi produce the continuing reservoir of sicilled Circulation Dept. ae sirelieble artisans for the greater industriatisation which Haiti Port au Prince petis to mam and improve her place in the modern world. Republique d'Haiti. Dear Sirs : I would like a year's subscrip- n Seminar On Child Protection tion to the -Haiti Sun> and am. Ends After Week enclosing my check for $7.00 Congress Please let me know if this is not sufficient. The Seminar: on Child Protec- suring the ground covered dur- Mr. Veit is associated with U0 on ended on Tuesday last, and ing the last years have Tresh ten we United Tours and, we have ent ummaries; resolutions and re- been happy to note the progress joyed the copies cngost paper WITH jorts are now being prepared: A made, and notably the increased received by them. We have visermanent committee of the Con sensitiveness of the collective ited your beautiful country and ress will, it is expected, soon social conscience would like to keep our memories sue a brochure. On Tuesday The numerous messages pre fresh with the help of the Hieht delegates held a farewell sented in the course of this semi- <Sun.> poktail party at the Ibo Lele. nar have had the virtue of unCXOXEE The +Haiti Sun> quotes a part derhning for us the responsibiliSincerely yours, Hie closing address given by ties which we must assume, and Margaret R. Veit he President of the last session, of illustrating the-long way [Mrs. R. C. Veit II]. M Dantes Colimon, Director which we must travel in order Editor's Note: You may send Y Eeneral of the Labour Bureau. to be with Sun> T at peace our conscien- gift subscriptions LIKE of Haiti you ITLIKES you In the course of this seminar ces. quotes a part derhning for us the responsibiliSincerely yours, Hie closing address given by ties which we must assume, and Margaret R. Veit he President of the last session, of illustrating the-long way [Mrs. R. C. Veit II]. M Dantes Colimon, Director which we must travel in order Editor's Note: You may send Y Eeneral of the Labour Bureau. to be with Sun> T at peace our conscien- gift subscriptions LIKE of Haiti you ITLIKES you In the course of this seminar ces. These sittings, the first of to relatives OT friends in the U.S. Dishbntors: isine a Clace Nationale be problem of unfortunate chil- the kind to be held in Haiti, in by our new air-mail delivery: ren has been examined under which we are happy and proud Copies are no clipper-cargoed Hferent aspects : educational, to have participated, will be to Miami, andi thence quickly sreational, social, health and fruitful in good results if they distributed to subseribers. This al. Quite independently spe- bring to the hearts of all, the special air-mail rate is S10 a HAVE Fallts and leaders in social sincere and profound resolution year. A mek LITTLE have come around this to accept the duty dictated to Eble to tell us what they have us at once by our origins, and EAST MEETS WEST BRANDY ene, are now doing, and what the impulse towards the advance JAPAN SEEKS TO OPEN HANDY.. amains to be done to protet ment of our community: the TRADE WITH HAITI AN eneedy children. And in mea quty or consecrating our hearts, * We hope to conclude a commercial treaty between our two countries in the near future.> So for a pick-up at the end ofa longo day. One of many occasions for drinking Hennessy. * * * BeTurian speaking at a session of the Hirst Child Protection His Brcellency the Japanese HENNESSY minar held ên Haiti. Ambassador to Mezico Josenh Nadal and co., Distributors --- Page 4 --- Paee 4 HAITI SUR SUNDAY, AUGUST 23rd, 19as On Friday. 7th Television auDoctors Here the area saw Marry diences in Miami ti Joseph report a film on Haiti made by a Mrs. Dr. Yolanda Guarino and Dr. to exhibit some selected examG633 Judy Wallace who vacationed Med. Maximilian Le Witter of ples at her gallery in N. Y. here with her husband. New York City were married Dr. Maximilian Le Witter, from -:0:- Wednesday at the residence of the Medical Faculty of Vienna, Mlle Clara Rouchon flew to Mr. Eric Tippenhauer at Port- is practising in New York City Miami and New York last Sun- au-Prince. and is a specialist in EndocrinoWatch out Rene Talamas . we're standing right day to visit with her sister, wife logy and the study of Geriatrics. this behing you if you put paper back on the Bar Italia [Haiti of Mr. Gerard Sansaricq, Haitian Miss Guarino is a graduate of The witnesses for the bride 10 cent stand as usual without paying, badly folded, we'll Sunj Consul in Miami, and to spend the Institute of Fine Arts, New and groom here Dr. Leo Hor- for this dime and all those other dimes. sueyor one month vacationing in New York University and is at pre- ney, dental specialist from New Artist Paul Keene and wife are back from Aruba York. sent Director of the well-known York City, who came to. Haiti pect to stay on here till September, 0:- Cadby-Birch Art Gallery at 21 especially for the ceremony and Kenscoff had a hit and run driver last Sunday asmal East 63rd Street, New York City. Senator René Aug. Roy, Mlle. Leo Hor- for this dime and all those other dimes. sueyor one month vacationing in New York University and is at pre- ney, dental specialist from New Artist Paul Keene and wife are back from Aruba York. sent Director of the well-known York City, who came to. Haiti pect to stay on here till September, 0:- Cadby-Birch Art Gallery at 21 especially for the ceremony and Kenscoff had a hit and run driver last Sunday asmal East 63rd Street, New York City. Senator René Aug. Roy, Mlle. girl was knocked down and an arm broken. The event of her marriage here Lucienne Roy and Mr. Eric TipBolivar the esheeted one> is showing a leg after Tuesday in Haiti will be combined with penhauer. strong wind. will summers acquiring a more profound and The couple remain in HaiDr. [Red Cross] Louis Roy is up at Furcy with the family broader knowledge of Haitian ti until September and are stop- on a month vacation. contemporary art and; possibly, ping at the Hotel Dambala. Guy Durosier what are you waiting for : *Federatin no Mambo> should be as big a hit as <Traffic Mambo, Qui CANADIANNVESUITS COMMUNIQUE No Federation Tombe COMING The Committee of the Haiti Burglars are shunning their favourite Rue [Ruelle Mer fun Football Federation reminds all celin] this week after housewife Mrs. Jean Menos, wife of T On August 151 last, Haiti's Con- football clubs that it is the Gen- Jean who works at the Douane at Bowen Field, beat up a thiet sul General in' Canada, Philippe eral Plenary Assembly which The lady heard strange noises at 10 o'clock Monday morning al Cantave, bade bon voyage to has elected the present directors, the rear of her home on investigating she spied the thiet without the 5 Canadian Jesuit mission- and for a period of three years. and grabbed him. When police arrived the worried looking burg aries who are coming shortly to The attitude of the clubs Rac- lar was held fast by a rope around the legs Haiti to direct a Seminary here. ing Club Haitien, Bacardi, VicConjunto Colonial is not considered too hot by locals. Carrier In ther Hall of the Immaculate tory, Excelsior, Aigle Noir, claim Importers, are worrying this week over the new taxes del Conception, Montreal, the Haiti ing to substitute themselves for tined for imported shoes. representative was welcomed by the General Assembly, [which is * If you don't believe Haiti has wolves drop out to1 the air.conditioning the Rev. Père Artheme, Tetrault. alone empowered to modify sta- Riviera Hotel Sunday afternoon when Resort Airlines arrive. -Soons, said Rev. Tetrault, <your tutes and rules and to elect Commerce may sponsor a burying of the -Mort sessa beautiful country will be our correctly members of the Or- festival each year. home. We will live your life, ganisation), can only sow disorMarbial is reported alive this week by Gabriel François share your sentiments, while der and anarchy in the organisaJazz could some from you The Casino improve. say szeros carrying out our sacerdotal min- tion, and perhaps destroy its Jacques Blanchard, Martinique journalist, is due tovis istry in your milieu. We are very existence. Port. Can) honoured at this opportunity to The Committee takes this opTourists are complaining about the high cost of Haitia undertake this work.> portunity to remind the clubs of records. In reply the Consul General Article 20 of the general rules * The Nuevo Dominicano was responsible for belching bist thanked them for their kind re- of the Club., Article 29 reads : smoke all over the 'abor and city Wednesday. She took on havei marks about Haiti, and wished All groupings of clubs affiliated tons of bunkers at Bizoton Last trip she ran out of fuela them a fruitful apostolic mission: to the Federation taking deci- miles from Miami and was towed in by the Coast Guard. ertake this work.> portunity to remind the clubs of records. In reply the Consul General Article 20 of the general rules * The Nuevo Dominicano was responsible for belching bist thanked them for their kind re- of the Club., Article 29 reads : smoke all over the 'abor and city Wednesday. She took on havei marks about Haiti, and wished All groupings of clubs affiliated tons of bunkers at Bizoton Last trip she ran out of fuela them a fruitful apostolic mission: to the Federation taking deci- miles from Miami and was towed in by the Coast Guard. in Haiti. <You will be at home sions" contrary to the sportive éa Carrier among us, for the people of Haiti unity of the Haitian Football THEFT AT CUSTOM HOUSE The booty consisted of 19cod roomi have great.respect for the cler- Federation, the essential condi- Early this week a theft was belonging to the AuxIg gy.> tion of affiliation/ to the Federa- perpetrated at the custom house, Articless Store. fair.conditioner :0:- tion, and contrary to the general Jean Andre returned Monday rules will incur a penalty. from three months training in Port au Prince, Aug. 22. Kingston at the Shell Oil instal- [Sgd.] Alix Pasquet, President, lation. Mr. Andre, will William McIntosh, Secretary, QUEL shortly take over: management of the Shell installation Bizoton. He SELLING DEPART!. at will be the first Haitian to at- American being transferred tain this position. Jamaican Al- will sell American bedroom sets. - fred Dehring has, held the po- 8 cu.ft. Westinghouse refrigeraswelferl this summer. sition for the past seven months tor 4 months old; electric stove : a Carrier * Conditioner. These Conditionerso cool the pending the training ofa Hai- used 4: months; Singer sewing lower E keep you. ctet There's. fivesyear on the tian. Mr. Dehring will return. to machine, Remington portable Instollation-is hermetically sealed quick m ande easy. yon Shell Oil in Kingston next typewriter, table, chairs. Teleloads of comfort waiting if you call. mohth. phone. 2595. bchier call.. Mrs. Clifford Brandt celebrat HOUSE FOR RENT ed her fete Sunday with the In the cool Savanette countryVAITER BRAUN family. side Petionville beautiful H-P Disiribuior 0: ATLAS 3 beedroom, 3.bathroom, unfurn BATVERIES Tadross: Gerda Carnival 53 Queen Kolb ished house for rent. Has 7 acres Rue du Mag. jornsen celebrated her birthday of estate. Phone A.M.7841; P.M. ATLAS dol l'Elat. Tel2544 yesterday. 7214. SERVING HAITI FOR MORE THAN THIRTY YEAR --- Page 5 --- SUNDAY, AUGUST 23rd, 1953 MAITI SUN - rage 3 Of The Week up. <She was devoted to the ment, to raise higher the gen- and, model, President Salomon Personality point of sacrifices, says Daniel. eral standard of life. In Liberty xone of Haiti's most progressive (Coniinued from Page 1) Others helped their education. and Democracy he sees the way leaders-, labouring to create by Daniel went through secondary to a better Haiti and he dint of fearless effort, iree, We asked other people about Fignole said as he entered, point school, had begun to attend law does not think there is now suf democratic, the Haiti as this phenomenal Fignole. Some ing to the blackboard, and greet- school, returned to the Lycee Pe- ficient of either. About himprogressive called him a Red, mentioning ed us. eI used to be a teacher tion to teach his favourite sub- self? The Deputy continued he, the Deputy Fignole, envithe colour of his scarlet Ford of mathematics at my old school. ject, mathematics. When he lost to answer questions, alert, coope- sages her. for support. Others hailed him Lycee Petionville, before I was that job in 1942 for dabbling in rative, precise. the blackboard, and greet- school, returned to the Lycee Pe- ficient of either. About himprogressive called him a Red, mentioning ed us. eI used to be a teacher tion to teach his favourite sub- self? The Deputy continued he, the Deputy Fignole, envithe colour of his scarlet Ford of mathematics at my old school. ject, mathematics. When he lost to answer questions, alert, coope- sages her. for support. Others hailed him Lycee Petionville, before I was that job in 1942 for dabbling in rative, precise. Awake at 5, to sa fearless, dedicated patriot, dismissed by the Lescot govern- politics, he was quite unshak read all the newspapers, [includviho would face any opposition men, for publishing the revue en. A month later he married, ing Le National- and to apin the interests of liberal prin- <Chantiers., I stopped teaching soon founded the party called praise the day-by-day situation. A Ask The ManFor eples which he upholds. Others except privately and continued the Worker Peasant Move- frugal breakfast [he is a light him GENERAL ELECTRIC onsidered a good, parlia- publishing the magazine ment. He took an active part eater, lives on his own nervous M EUA mentary obstructionist, an op- He talked, on, replying incisi- in the revolution of 1946 which energyl, then works in his office seseeete Eseoroppoation-anke type, a vely to all questions, with no replaced the Lescot regime. For planning for the day's sitting of with BULBS mofesstonal underdog a hesitation, no saving clauses. As 75 days he was Minister of Edu- the Chamber. After each sitting They brighter and a stay ersecution mania. he spoke little O his Cham- cation. Two secondary schools [in the Chamber he is a reLAST LONGER ber mannerisms displayed them- one the Lycee Toussaint Lou- doubtable debater]; he returns We decided to see Daniel in selves. He half-closed his eyes verture in town, were set up in home to work on his newspaper, R his den on Rue du Peuple. His expressively, tightened his strong that period, before he broke the tri-weekly Haiti Democra- a 06) 2 Buse 1S plain, unlovely, but by not unhandsome features, re- with Estimé.: Back in the poli- tique the paper carries no ar the best dwelling in the vealed a flair for gesture, and a tical wilderness, he actively in- advertisement. From 1 to G he orking-class area of north Port touch of the flamboyant. terested himself in trade union- relaxes with his wife Carmen Prince. We sat in his orticeism. He organised, among others, and 6 children, drivestout in the. He was born, he related, in enty near, to, his busy-looking the union at"Hasco-which de- controversial Ford - -there 1s ek Around were stacks of 1913 of poor parents in the vil- manded and got a daily wage in- nothing to the colour, it 'does not lage of Pestel. His father, a culatly arranged books On all crease from 1 gourde 50 to 5 matter' to me; and the car is a SU BRILLO DURA MAS nics, but especially mathema- tivator and part-time teacher, gourdes. In 1950, he was elect- gift from my wife, from a little died in 1927. Daniel and one history and economics. Two from chil- ed Deputy for Port au Prince, inheritance. In the evening he hole shelves contained books other boy survived six Petionville, and Kenscoff, a often conducts classes at the litE pamphlets written by Dan- dren. constituency of over 200,000 tlej private school owned by Mrs. Remember there's a G.E. Fignole. On a blackboard Their illiterate mother brought voters, and now as tribune of the Fignole, or sits up-planning for Bulb for every Need. ere geometrical figures, *Just them to Port au Prince, and people, has a powerful follow- tomorrow. He sits up late, un: relaxation, the Professor there slaved to bring the boys ing, especially among the work- der the huge painting of his idol VALERIO CANEZ ing class. over 200,000 tlej private school owned by Mrs. Remember there's a G.E. Fignole. On a blackboard Their illiterate mother brought voters, and now as tribune of the Fignole, or sits up-planning for Bulb for every Need. ere geometrical figures, *Just them to Port au Prince, and people, has a powerful follow- tomorrow. He sits up late, un: relaxation, the Professor there slaved to bring the boys ing, especially among the work- der the huge painting of his idol VALERIO CANEZ ing class. He has no *partvs, as Distributor Tel. 3185 - such now; that has been stopCass ped, by: order. But he has not RERE IT in @ renounced his IS. party The NEW party-paper Construction> has By Itself...the also been stopped, by order. So, he peisonally publishes *Haiti FERGUSON "30" Democratique.s He has been call ed communist. He denies this hotly, as a lie; a pretext. He has never been anything other than a true democrat, has never been in contact with any foreign countries, never travelled. Where dloes he stand politically? As an independent, and a democrat. He" canr commend the government when he agrees with its Let the Insurance Company ir the 1DOTTT7. SPP immediatel: -NORWICH UNIN, isurance Co. dctions, can' castigate it fearlessJuseple Nucal ant Co. iyen Tel: 3486 A Host of Great ly when he is not in accord. Enghering without fear. The taxation. of bokati it. Get-that feling Indlading Ateateoene weight and traction - coffee, for example, he considers eand power. Here'sa tracA great new excessive and injust, inasmuch Assern that will meet more of enginet Ehatdes weigh especially the Seots ur needs more of the. time aoloees over as they on an any other tractor you power. more small producer-discotraging the d buy. No other tractor A new peasant, raising. the cost of livThis sovereign Wh.isky characteristic produced has (lugging better system elr-fuel thatz reing. His soctal views? The SOpossesses that distinction sults of flavour which claim It will pull you engine tidonger life, cial revolution must consist in S will E Hough the toughest. soil Bigger, a change of viewpoint among your allegiance from thef firsts sip. vil Mbout slowing or stalling. where gearing heavier to give the elite, or rather the old trakeep on going life. longer rear -end HICHLANE hert tractors quit. antional'aristocraty should give QUEEN HICHLAND way to an aristocracy of merit, MSCOTO a PEEE Cone in and ask for a demonsiration "towhici all should have equal lack QUEEN access. The present governSCOTCH WHISKY ment? He is disappointed. The Disiributor - Haitian Tracior Company ideals of the 1946 Revolution MACDONALD & MUIR LTD Rue Pavee have lost ground. He is disapDistillers Lcith Scotlond, FERGUSON pointed in the country's failure Distributors: Genergl Trasing GorS.A. AND 63 investas FERGUSON TRACTOR SYSTEM IMPLEMENTS to attract more foreign --- Page 6 --- <HAJTI SUN> SUNDAY, AUGUST 23rd, 198s gay social gatherings. An out- CHIEF OF PROTOCOL HOUSE FOR SALE Haitian Travel Agents door lido is ideal for cool after- LEAVES noon swizzles. Chief of Protocol, Mr. Daniel 3 bedroqm house with 2 bath. Denounce Southerland Tours BE -SOCIAL> OR QUIET Theard, and his mother, Mme rooms in Petionville. Fine yard Continued from Page 1 the licence of Southerland Tours The Caronia carries an expe- Luc Theard, flew to the States Well constructed 2 storey stone therland Caribbean Tours. IEF OF PROTOCOL HOUSE FOR SALE Haitian Travel Agents door lido is ideal for cool after- LEAVES noon swizzles. Chief of Protocol, Mr. Daniel 3 bedroqm house with 2 bath. Denounce Southerland Tours BE -SOCIAL> OR QUIET Theard, and his mother, Mme rooms in Petionville. Fine yard Continued from Page 1 the licence of Southerland Tours The Caronia carries an expe- Luc Theard, flew to the States Well constructed 2 storey stone therland Caribbean Tours. be revoked. rienced staff who look after pas- last Sunday. Mr. Theard is to building lived in by reEuropes Minister Heurtelou, first speak The Minister decided to senger entertainment and shore undergo a surgical intervention couples. Tel. 7876, Hotel Autz er, pointed out that the govern- serve the whole-matter for fur- excursions. Lectures are given at John Hopkins hospital in Bal Orchidees. ment wished to work in collabo- ther study, but remarked to Mr. in advance on the various cruise timore. ration with all directly interest- Ferguson of Southerland Tours, ports to be visited and the shoped in the development of tour: that the Haitian government had ping bargains available for souism in Haiti. He thought that granted a licence in good faith, venir hunters. Deck sports are the creation of an association of but that it cannot permit this organized for those who wish to Tourism agents, like that of the foreign directed agency to com- join. But the person who preAssociation of Hotel owners, pete unfairly with others who fers a dip in the outdoor tiled would be indispensable. were entitled to respect and pro- or a secluded deck chair is Maegali Thereupon Mr. Georges He tection in their native land. pool A PLEASANT STOP Minister Taxi drivers who have formed never disturbed. Evening enterON YOUR ROAD TO KING raux rose to let the had tainment ranges from cocktails CHRISTOPHE'S CITADELLE know that such an association an independent association certain to latest Hollywood movies, danc When you come to Cap-Haitien en route to mighty would be absolutely impossible also complained against ing under the stars, horserac- <Citadelle La Ferrière>, make your stay comfort since the Southerland Tours wicked actions of Southerland ing and nightclub entertainment able at the new Hotel MONT-JOLI Agency were perifidious in their Tours. Besides Southerland by Broadway favourites. A full Here awaits you a new and attractive developconduct with other Haitian agen- Tours had obtained their licence programme of round-the çlock ment atop Carenage Hill, overlooking a resplendent cies. He went to show how Sou- under promise of makingal beach. gaiety has been planned for this harbour. therland Tours was killing tour- This promise has never been im- September Seabreeze Cruise. A fabulous : Right from your window ism rather than facilitating its plemented, a further evidence of in our spacious spectacle and airy rooms, you may have a development. The other agen- the unscrupulousness of the FOR RENT view of the Citadelle in the fiery setting sun. precies supported his statements, company.> and finally Heraux asked that From eLe Matin>, Aug.21. Offices for rent in Laham bldg. commerce. in center of TeleCAP-HAITIEN, HAITI Cunard Liner Caronia To Visit phone 3258. Port September 28th this which offers the Spsciat On September 28, the shops for voyage allure har Birth of Haiti's added of a glorious her place'of: and colourful streets Exguisife Designs capital city will swarm with ac- vest moon. The beautiful big BuperbiQualis tivity as 600 to 700 cruise pas- green ship has a yacht-like apand "DORISMOND Broad decks offer MEINBERG" MAHOGANY sengers from the Cunard luxury pearance. Pantal Bldg. liner: Caronia make this pictur- maximum opportunity for sun TEL: 268 4 NThe Tamous/Rush TSioil e esque port their first call on a bathing, swimming and deck RUGS gala 15-day Seabreeze Cruise sports. To assure comfort at all The eSame Soods are Exportol a asbestos plating fo the Most Gxclusive Stores from New York. MOND Broad decks offer MEINBERG" MAHOGANY sengers from the Cunard luxury pearance. Pantal Bldg. liner: Caronia make this pictur- maximum opportunity for sun TEL: 268 4 NThe Tamous/Rush TSioil e esque port their first call on a bathing, swimming and deck RUGS gala 15-day Seabreeze Cruise sports. To assure comfort at all The eSame Soods are Exportol a asbestos plating fo the Most Gxclusive Stores from New York. times, special W in the 2.0. insulated the giant liner's hull GRAND RUE E NO COMMISSION PAID TOTAXI DRIVERS Port au Prince, French-fla- and the light green paint also voured capital of the enterpris- acts to deflect the sun's rays. 220 eccce ing Republic of Haiti, has be: Public rooms are air-conditioned come accustomed to visits by and the spacious staterooms big trans-Atlantic liners, laden have touch-control ventilation. with cruise passengers eager to Each stateroom aboard the LINK-BELT LS-85 explore their island paradise. Caronia is beautifully decorated The Caronia will be the largest and equipped with every comfort SPEEDER of these floating hotels to visit including private bath or showYard Port au Prince in recent months er and bedside telephone. Puband the Seabreeze Cruise the lic rooms library, smokeShovel-Cranefirst thrilling September Carib- roms, cocktail bars, lounges bean cruise. offer a haven for quiet moments The 34,000-ton Caronia is ideal or the perfect luxury setting for Dragline New Shipping Company Agents Westley Steamship Company of New York, takes pleasure in announcing the appointment of GENERAL TRADING CO. S. A., as new Gen- - MA eral Agent in Haiti. It is also announced that Westley Steamship Powerlul 85 h.p. engine Company of New York, has established a fast More weight-144,200 lbs. Diesel cargo service from Chicago, Milwaukee, Detroit Greater lifting lbe. Safely ladop Boom Hoh and Cleveland, direct to Port-an-Prince, Haiti. o srean fer service IET e Dragline, For information concerning rates, sailing N Trench Hoe, F Driver and Crane schedules and assistance in solving your shipping 0 Positive Olicial Chaia Sales end Crowd Service for Shovel Headquartes problems, contact Diciribuior in Haiti CHARLES FEQUIERE MR. THEOPILE WOEL of the GENERAL 54 Rue Roux Tel: 3279 - - 2245 5173 TRADING CO. S. A. 2 2 24 ced --- Page 7 --- SUNDAY, AUGUST 23rd, 12,53 *HAITI SUN> Haitian Artist Gerard Chamier MISS DORIS HILL Stars In Dominican VISITING PORT Republic Under the title *Bar Bahia on such as <Torna a Sorrento>, de Among the latest Belle George Washington, prominent Guiols Avente *Hojas Sueltas> [dedicated to visitors to Haiti is Miss 9callts Olmiqe Eronariment Store presents Haitian Artist Gerard Mr. Paul Bernard, Haîtian Con- Hill. Doris Souvenirs. Chamier, <The Human Flute>, sul and his wife, who headed the mystical te Dominican newspaper La Haitian attendants], Morenas, Miss Doris Hill is attached to French Perfumes. in its enohuanting Nacions, Thursday, August Gounod's Ave Maria> [dedicat the <Schomberg Collection> secSwissWatches. issue, published the follownerdexenaumed ath ed tot the French present], <Gran tion of the New York library. ing article : ada>, and other well known pie- This section of the New Haitian Records. A York eroiling, distinguished attendance ga- ces, all of which brought ap: library was named after Mr. ONE PRICE. BUT - iered the -night before alnasd.. yester- plause, Schomberg who gathered all THE Bar RIGHT the PRICE ayi in renowned Bahia, Next the original Haitian artist, that had been written about thel stuated in a beautiful sector of who possesses the remarkable negroes and sold it to the New Gorge Washington Avenue, a. pie- This section of the New Haitian Records. A York eroiling, distinguished attendance ga- ces, all of which brought ap: library was named after Mr. ONE PRICE. BUT - iered the -night before alnasd.. yester- plause, Schomberg who gathered all THE Bar RIGHT the PRICE ayi in renowned Bahia, Next the original Haitian artist, that had been written about thel stuated in a beautiful sector of who possesses the remarkable negroes and sold it to the New Gorge Washington Avenue, a. talent of interpreting whistled York library, the procurator of aort distance from the Parque music, displayed another aspect which he became later. Miss Imnfantil Ramfis, and in front of ofhis art, w'yich is as suggestive Hill helped Mr. Max Bissainthe, mhe splendid Caribbean sea, to as the former. He imitated sev- director of the national library, <AU LINCOLN Will Deliver Groceries to Isten. to the Haitian artist Ge eral famous TV and theatre to prepare his xdictionnaire.s A your Door ard Chamier, known interna- artists. Among the artists imi- great lover of Haiti, she is parlionally as <The Human Fluxe, tated with humourous gracious- ticularly impressed by the hosor.his original interpretation of ness were Warner Baxter, Clark pitality of the Haitian people. Bassic, semi-classic and popular Gable, Spencer Tracy, Charles ausic, using only his nouth and Boyer, and historical figures uis fingers. such as Octavius Augustus. He The show was especially dedi- managed to impress the attend-, Askc Fo1 - ated by Gerard Chamier and by ance happily with each AU LINCOLN me owner of the Bar Bahia, VRASONS DOMULE Barbancourt Sr Jane tion, even persons who do not uarenzo Vera, to the members know French. Ethe Haitian and French colonsl living in Ciudad Trujillo. A Gerard Chamier talent is RHUM notl umerous group of residents of an improvised one. From veryh sth colonies and Haitian fami- young he cultivated it with trued Stàll Produced DU - now visiting the capital at- devotion and has visited thes eded. United States and Cuba. In Newj tie family _ Gerard Chamier, who is York he was successfully preHIGH CLASS mestoft the Isaias family in Ciu- sented on TV shows and in vaea Trujillo, presented a bril- rious theatres, winning eulogies STANDARD QUALITY L ant show ulomon's by interpreting with from the critics for the original.- APPAREL Feat virtuosity an ensemble of ity of his whistled musical inter1 SINCE 1862 ings, accompanied by pianist pretation and for his numeroust 2 1 Hamlet Bonetti. <The Human repertory of imitations of Jane OE arisit Plutes Barbancourt delighted the guests of famous stars of the screen. daits) Xwot CDepantment Store f A the Bar Bahia with fine songs Gnonch A Columes Souneminal Canape Vert 2A a THIS WEEK e S THE VALUE SPOTLIGHT SHINES FISHER Coymoiic GRANDRUE N9144 ON. Curio Sbop Porueuae Tear COpts SU Rue du Qnai P0s FRENCH PERFUMES Mon'S Locai Handicrails DEPT T. 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AIR CONDI TIGNERS in Beige : Grey: While : Blue : Green LE CARFO Pink : Black enveloppant comme la soie Better Designed 36" wide brife de Chine More Carefully Built parfum de Installed by Experienced Engineers MAITI's oniv ORIENTALE INDIAN STORE F MIILOT Westinghouse deliver more cooling effect per Doflar Invested WHERE THE LOWEST PRICE, is THE ONLV. PRICE PARIS X --- Page 8 --- -HAITI SUN, SUNDAY, AUGUST 23rd, 1953 FOR RENT Haiti's Black Gold> New furnished house situate Rich Crop Coming on Avenue Christophe. Applyt to H. Chancy; phone 3211. This month the Minister Pre- the original producer got a small val went on a mission to Marme- part of this amount. When a lade. The visit of the Secretary bad harvest diminished revenue BEAUTIFUL of State for Agriculture to this last year the present governpedsant farming area of the ment came near to its most seBrazil rious crisis since 1950. One of North had chiefly a propaganda purpose: to focus public atten- its first measures was the drastion on the importance of coffee tic reorganisation of agriculture to Haiti's economy, to herald extension services; another was the bumper crop expected this the implementing of plans to # year, to demonstrate the success plant 10 million trees in 5years. of the first year of the govern- Such steps would benefit Haiment's five year plan to develop ti immensely, if they went furHappy Marmelade farmer awaits coffee harvest agriculture. ther. For many difficulties near to be surmounted if Haiti is' to Public attention was drawn increase or even maintain its cof- exposed, deforested mountain ed the export of 79,400,000 lbs of more forcibly to coffee last year fee production. Frevailing con- area in the Artibonite is equi- coffee compared with 76,600,000 when. a failure in production re- ditions hamper as well as favour valent to the loss of a farm of lbs of sugar. The war, shipping vealed how vitally important is coffee cultivation. 2,800 acres with soil 12 inches difficulties and loss of the Euro- onf mi this one crop to Haiti's economy thick. pean" market, hit Haiti's coffee MTIT MM 18888 and how uncertain is the source Heavy seasonal rain fall on hard, as did dollar area complexiHi from which 65 per cent Of the the steep mountain slopes cause Haiti cannot afford this loss. ties subsequently. Haiti was nation's income is drawn. Taxes severe erosion, washing the best able to sell 11,162,390 dollars on the product of the peasants soil down the hillside. The best Coffee and other crops will concoffee tinue to bring increasing wealth worth of to Belgium in and small farmers who reap the coffee grows on young wood, sO and 15,024,331 dollars to holdings to the country when and if pre- 1951452, black berries in little that only the sécond and third soil the U. S. news now is not allo over the country are the main year is there an optimum pro- sent programmes of conser- only that the Big coffee crop will be revenue. vation, composting, and afforessource of government duction. tinue to bring increasing wealth worth of to Belgium in and small farmers who reap the coffee grows on young wood, sO and 15,024,331 dollars to holdings to the country when and if pre- 1951452, black berries in little that only the sécond and third soil the U. S. news now is not allo over the country are the main year is there an optimum pro- sent programmes of conser- only that the Big coffee crop will be revenue. vation, composting, and afforessource of government duction. Careless planting al- tation are carried out in full good: It is the promise that the Value of the coffee exported in lows trees to grow unpruned; coffee price will be excellent. 1951-52 was 32,700,682 dollars, bushes become too thick or too measure and enlarged. Brazil which produces just half though after systematic taxation tall and berries fall on the the world's did not overground. Coffee must grow un- It was this greater prospersupply Street scene in flourishing Sco Paulo. four ity to >payss and epaysans that produce this year. Rather a TOPS EM ALL der the shade [except over frost which this Half the fun that the Minister wisely stressnipped year's thousand feet] and improvident ed when he talked to coffee coffee buds has considerably re- is tbere deforestation has ruined getting many farmers in his home town of duced world potential supply. suitable areas. Finally the Marmelade in the department of After sparing a little symprice of Haiti's coffee is helpfor their Brazilian coun- via lessly subject to world economic the North. For the fate of cof- pathy PAA in Brazil' or in fee seems always to bear a terparts, the Haitian peasants, cycles. [controlled close parrallel with the econo- the Haitian government, the the" New York purchasing marHaitian have The moment you step from adver- mic condition of the country. In people in general your youl'falli in when Clippert ket], and the cycle 1739 the Jesuits introduced cof- the feeling that they are begin- love with Brazil, friendly sely coincides with the bottom land of sunshine and the fee here from North Africa, ning to ride on a boom, as the Samba. Whether VIRGINIA oft the Republic's own production planting it first at Plaisance, a price of their Black Gold begins choose picturesque iten cycle, disaster' could threaten to on the world market. cosmopolitan Rio, Sao few miles from Marmelade. In rise with its wide streets the country. ELS Cigaretteo 1791 the Golden Sunset of St. andi ultra modern buildings or Porto Alegre, capital of The near disaster 8r last year, Domingue's prosperity, coffee DELEGATES VISIT Rio Grande do Sul, the Splendid like an ill wind, helped to point production on 800 estates totalled CITADEL principal can fly cattle direct region. by PAA. out the potential good, IF a 65,151,180 Ibs.; a figure not TA four cities are-servedby / thorough-going programme is ac- equalled for over one hundred Dr. Jose P. Achard, Dr. Hec- frequent flights on luxuriTHE FINESI years. After the ous Super-6 Clippers. Adding Machines cepted. Haiti is rich in manIndependence tor Pedraza and Miss Adela Machines power, while coflee eultivation when sugar production declined Freire Munoz, delegates of the Only PAA offers six fights Calculating more sO than in Brazil can be coffee production remained large Inter American Institute for the weekly to Brazil. Direct Cash Registers flightst to Caracas smake conjcontrolled, and can also be pro- enough to provide the State with Protection of Children, visited venient connections. uriTHE FINESI years. After the ous Super-6 Clippers. Adding Machines cepted. Haiti is rich in manIndependence tor Pedraza and Miss Adela Machines power, while coflee eultivation when sugar production declined Freire Munoz, delegates of the Only PAA offers six fights Calculating more sO than in Brazil can be coffee production remained large Inter American Institute for the weekly to Brazil. Direct Cash Registers flightst to Caracas smake conjcontrolled, and can also be pro- enough to provide the State with Protection of Children, visited venient connections. /Derly directed by agricultural ex: considerable income. By 1839 the Citadel and social works in Ciudad Trujillo tension services. The planting the figure had reached 43,854,666 Cap Haitien last Saturday. They /oE productive shade trees, like Ibs. In 1935-36 a century late, flew back to Port au Prince Sun: a .40 (U.S.) 1 castor oil, or bigger fruit trees, the Vincent government report- day afternoon. 32 Less thon ninety and increased terracing could in- 7000CPM0006000000000000000 00000000600000000 K X 22 3 . deily Ds ROUND TRIF Service by cent E crease production by 30 per THE S.S. -COLOMBIE, IS DUE IN PORT AU PRINCE Convair-type pers. Cliprin two or three years. If such MONDAY 14th SEPTEMBER 1953. THE SHIP WILL /asustained programme had been DEPART IN THE EVENING FOR LE HAVRE. seet your Forr Agent Or in RRCANOAE /started by Haiti 1934, right PAN AMERICAN after the end of the American MORED AIRKAYS /Occupation, Haiti's coffee produc For all Information concerning Freight and WORLD'S MOST tion this prosperous year would Passengers See EXPERIENCED AIRLINE THE NATIONAL CASH Rue Dantes jhave been twice its present proDestouches Port-au-Prince REGISTER CO. Telephones: 3451 and 2822 Agent in Haiti: jduction. And a great amount of J.B. VITAL & CO: SUCRS, ST.M. Rego, PAA,Inc. Loits DECATREL & SONS ) priceless top soil would have Agents Compagnie Generale Trans-Allantique been saved too. Today the soil Save time and money-use P.O. Box 596 air mail and air parcel post washed away annually from the --- Page 9 --- SUNDAY, AUGUST 23rd, 1953 -HAITI SUN, White Negro Reported mountains. he found it hard to Miss Louise M. Williams, prac- Their first visit to Haiti, Mr. get back to the simple native tical nurse of New York City, Emile Legros of the Department Turning Dark Again fare of corn meai, congo peas, have been holidaying at the Ho- of Labour, has been squiring yams and mangoes. And when CHAMELEON MAN, shakes, his temperature soared, he tried to tel Aux Orchidees in Petionville the girls around. cultivate his small In Port-au-Prince's General his eyes became bloodshot, he field, he got such painful sun- this week. Hospital, a professor of derma- broke out in a violent rash and burns that he had to let his wife tlogy and his class intently stu- lost consciousness. When he till the ground thereafter, while died a wisp of a man whose came to five days later, his asth- he wove straw hats. aose, legs and arms were dap- ma was gone and SO was all The dermatologist who exped with pea-size black spots. the normal pigment in his skin. Port-au-Prince's General his eyes became bloodshot, he field, he got such painful sun- this week. Hospital, a professor of derma- broke out in a violent rash and burns that he had to let his wife tlogy and his class intently stu- lost consciousness. When he till the ground thereafter, while died a wisp of a man whose came to five days later, his asth- he wove straw hats. aose, legs and arms were dap- ma was gone and SO was all The dermatologist who exped with pea-size black spots. the normal pigment in his skin. amined him two weeks ago could For more than 20 years, until His astounded wife handed Dau- shed little more light HOTEL than earncently, old 1771 Isméron Dau- phin a mirror. eI was scared to lier experts on how or why Dauphin had the pinkish-white skin look>, he said, sbut I finally phin had turned White. The case aCaucasian. Before that he took just a little peek at my was unique; something connecthad been a jet-black Negro. Now stomach under the covers, and ed with the toxic effect of the iseemed that he might be start- eh bien there it was!> voodoo Aux ORCHIDÉES medicine on Dauphin had 8.t0. change colour again. paralyzed the skin's process of Fort the fascinated medical stu- AS Haiti's only blond Negro, replacing its pigment cells.Now, Ents, Dauphin recalled how he Dauphin became a celebrity. after 20, years, some small areas turned into a white man, Ralos Es Newspapers wondered editorial- of the skin seemed to be opcial regainj Fith white kinky hair. All ly to which race he now belong- ing that function. Dauphin arough his early life he had ed. That alarmed President thought that the black spots on uffered from asthma. None of Sténio Vincent. If Dauphin his arms and legs. might well menative herb doctors near his started a geomament trend, he suggested, it mean that he was returning, beguah pome on Haiti's mountainous would be a sad blow to Haitian fore the day of his death;, to the suthern peninsula could help pride, sand our legitimate ambi- colour of his birth. In any case, Cosine EXCELLENTE untile one prescribed xouarys tion to walk one day at the head he was not worried about it ; eds (Canavalia obtusifolia), a of a great Negro civilization he merely shrugged and said : snlike voodoo remedy also re- would become without object. <One is not one's own master. U umended for whooping cough, Others may tried the SWIMMING have ex- Reprinted from Time magaemorrhoids and impotence. periment, but no one else ine. eh day, Dauphin dutifully changed colour. Dauphin reMAREOt Jasted one seed under hot ashes, mained a medical rarity, let a Found it and took it with water. promoter hustle him to the U. S. PRESIDENT MAGLOIRE Fhen nothing happened after where he appeared in third-rate HONORARY MEMBER OF e days, he became impatient New York theaters. The two- <ACADEMIE DE HAUTE ad doubled the dosage; then month trip netted him less than CULTURE AVIGNON PARIS. lings happened fast. In a few $50. When he returned to his His Excellency General Paul ours he began to have the two-room hut in the Haitian E. Magloire has received the diGRANTS ploma of Honorary Member of the *Academie de Haute Culture Sootol Le neilleur des Avignon Paris> headed by Prince le moves pneus géants! Uugo Jose Tomassini de Pater0 no. WHISKY Hi-Mier RIB AT ORCHIDEES Le pneu donnedes Miss Katherine G. Seldon, avantages A sans déBE PESE stable douce federal worker, Miss Lucille A. moins de risques : dérapage Jones, telephone operator, and une carcasse extra-résistante d'une tenue inégalée en résumé le kilométrage le plus élevé au prix_le plus bas. Hpant Whot GOODVEAR E00 - Dans le monde entier on transporte plus de IT's NOT A DREAM tonnagesur REELITY! pneu donnedes Miss Katherine G. Seldon, avantages A sans déBE PESE stable douce federal worker, Miss Lucille A. moins de risques : dérapage Jones, telephone operator, and une carcasse extra-résistante d'une tenue inégalée en résumé le kilométrage le plus élevé au prix_le plus bas. 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Time &" Life STORES The BOOK Leading American MAGAZINE Are Now On Sale At All --- Page 10 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, AUGUST 23rd, 1953 AWARDEE OF Haitian Cockiag - Tops! SCHOLARSHIP RETURNS HAITIAN BOUILLON POULET Cook until tender in this broth Mlle Gisele Alexis, daughter Dinner Dances IN 4 SUPER-QUICK 8 small carrots, 4 firm green of Mr. Hubert Alexis, former AMERICAN VERSION bananas cut in halves crosswise, judge at the court of Cassation, 8 leeks split in half lengthwise sailed home aboard the S.S. AnDrain broth from whole can- [or 8 small white onions], and 8 con of the Panama Line last med chickens, placing the chic- small sweet popatoes. Saturday. Graduated at the Uni at ken carefully on a heat-proof Place the cooked bananas and versity of Ottawa, Canada, where platter on which you will later vegetables around the chicken she spent 4 years, Mlle Alexis arrange the bananas and vege- along with a very little broth. received a scholarship from the tables. Cover all with aluminium foil Kellog Foundation to specialize Hotel broth and in Ibo or over Lele Pour the inu a separate put hot oven, an in orthopedy.while she was a shallow pan. Add 2 cans chicken asbestos pad on top of stove, SO professor at the nursing school. consomme, 1 soup can water that hot steam will warm the During her year's study at Evory Tuesday and Frida/ frum 8 p.m. 0 12 p.m. and herea are the Haitian touches chicken quickly without allow- Ann Arbor, New York and Bos: Every Monday from 8 to 11 14 cup lime Or lemon juice, ing it to fall from the bones. ton universities, Mlle Alexis beRESERVE YOUR TABLE p.m. IN ADVANCE p.m. I clove garlic stuck with a tooth- Sprinkle chicken generously came acquainted with the manTELEPHONE: 7886 pick so that it can be removed, with chopped parsley. Serve con- agement of modern hospitals. a branch ofi parsley, a small piece somme in separate tureen. of orange peel, and 12 teaspoon Serves 6or 8. powdered marjoram Or rosemary. 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Leopold Sanchez, Cap Haitien, Rues A-28 ALLENA BAUSSAN nuase7 Go - Telephene 454 RA --- Page 11 --- SUNDAY, AUGUST 23rd, 1953 <HAITI SUN> MARBIAL IS DEAD, beens for UNESCO from the 31, FOR SALE Must be well shaded by trees. December 1953, since the organi New Jeep station wagon, done Call *Haiti Sun>, 2061. LONG LIVE MARBIAL! sation has decided not to finance only 1,000 miles." Selling for Continued from Page 1 the enterprise after this date. 2,000 dollars. Tel. 5703. FOR RENT anning budget of the Marbial But the spirit of Marbial will Newly built villa at Morne Her snever exceeded the figure of live. It will live in the pea- WANID cule, Petionville. 3 bedrooms, 100 dôllars and this maxisants who are gathered in active one living room, two bathrooms. groups in the of the Gos- Person looking for small un- Call at Marabout de mon um has never been reached exvalley furnished or furnished house. Coeurs 1ot in 1951 when UNESCO acseline and who devote themsel10, rue Louverture, Petionville. erded a supplementary subvenves to useful employments in ormn of 5,000 dollars for the conder to ameliorate the precarious Fruction of the Training Cenlonditions of their existence. It for leaders and monitors in will live ct Patzcuaro, at Sirselfsic education at Lafond. The Layan, in India, in all countries Hzure of 41,000 dollars includes where similar projects have been Unesco contribution AND EDUCATOR GABRIDL undertaken with the aim of libEt of the Haitian government. The spirit of Marbial will live erating millions of men and Wospeak of money coming in and the existence of Marbial embar- men from the chains Of famine, ent in this country. I don't rass him at this point? One sickness, illiteracy, ignorance and ow about sums spent for exhe has poverty, And, as Marbial - would.say that not got a has been the first of erts and winners of scholar- tranquil conscience. He gives Unesco experiment ips. In the case of experts not the impression of someone who it will furnish valuable have been in service at Mar- has committed an evil crime, information to the Organization al. As regards bursary-hold- and is in a hurry to hide the as regards mistakes to avoid, sof Unesco, only one has been body. But when and techniques to be employed of the team at Marbial. like you have been, in enterprises of this kind. This ourselves, concerned with is why we have written <Mar The new Morris Minor with the new 0. esco experiment ips. In the case of experts not the impression of someone who it will furnish valuable have been in service at Mar- has committed an evil crime, information to the Organization al. As regards bursary-hold- and is in a hurry to hide the as regards mistakes to avoid, sof Unesco, only one has been body. But when and techniques to be employed of the team at Marbial. like you have been, in enterprises of this kind. This ourselves, concerned with is why we have written <Mar The new Morris Minor with the new 0. H. V. engine has The Le Nouvellistes corres- affairs of International Organi- bial is Dead, Live Marbial., good acceleration, high cruising speed, plus all-round econImdent seems to be well in- sations during the period of Long omaJ. Get tn touch with your Morris dealer Emile Sendral. imed of the aims and objec- "46-49, you can easily underLearn how little it costs to buy a eMinors, how mauch it saves esof the pilotprosect at Mar- stand the reason for this haste, PARAMOUNT to run. He must have surely fami- and this condemnation without Sunday, August 23rd, at 3.30 Eized himself with the philo- mercy. It suits some people to p.m. hy and the principles of the pass themselves off as pioneers UNE INVASION DES FEED. basic TO Fesco programme of edu- of technical assistarice in Haiti. MARTIENS CLAP2S so ERSY Eon. He has no doubt read Consequently they wish it to 11th 12th So snasane OF SCOUSRSNAMBEST be and episodes and BABY so PGL greater part of the docuBARY forgotten that Marbial a VOUR had been A COWBOY FILM so GOOD FOR published on this FO00S nts subject conceived and created more At 6and 8.30 p.m. the Organization, before de- than a year before the coming LA VILLE ECARTELEE BAEY ingt to talk about it. I would- to Haiti of the Rosenborg mis- Monday, August FOODS CLAPPS 24th, at 6 p.m. do him the injury of believ- sion. LE SIGNE DU BELIER Ua Selc at: Biraara Izmery, Au Lincoin, Bazar Fe la that he has never. set foot As regards the allusion to Tuesday, August 25th, at 6 and Poste, Bazar Netional, Georges Coles, Maison Simon Marbial nor Patzcuaro, nor Creole and to the method Lof our 8.15 p.m. vieux, Mme Josenh Maglio, Bazar Edinond Phurpe place where projects for compatriot Faublas, he would LA VILLE ECARTELEE INDONIE MOURRA CORP. ic education are carried out. wish to make us forget the im- Wednesday, August 26th at Exclusive Distributor for Haiti Phone 3513 to pass a judgment so defi- portant works accomplished dur 6 p.m. 2 he and so one-sided as this : ing the period 1943 1946 by PECHE MORTEL sule? One can say zeros, one Mr. McConnell, Laubach and the At 8.30 p.m. nt.to be an expert in the Committee the . for Otk Diffusion of ROAD BLOCK a chosen for criticism. It Wondier Teaching in Creole, of which I Thursday, August 27th at 6 and hld be really too to reVistt easy was president. He is trying to 8.15 p.m. in a New York and of bar to mislead public in mak- LA the opinion GRANDE MENACE ree without ever having liv- ing it believe that the pompous- Friday, August 28th at 6 and ina Haitian rural area, that ly called emethod of our compa8.15 p.m. Wondier Teaching in Creole, of which I Thursday, August 27th at 6 and hld be really too to reVistt easy was president. He is trying to 8.15 p.m. in a New York and of bar to mislead public in mak- LA the opinion GRANDE MENACE ree without ever having liv- ing it believe that the pompous- Friday, August 28th at 6 and ina Haitian rural area, that ly called emethod of our compa8.15 p.m. RELAX Fresult of five years of effort World triot Faublas, is not just a slight LA VILLE ECARTELEE AT pero. rectification of the phonetic or- Saturday, August 29th at 6 and mith great satisfaction and an thography and of the method of 8.30 p.m. Hostellerie ufs of relief, this correspon- teaching recommended by Mc- LE RETOUR DE L'ARAIGNEE DU announced to his readers Connell and Laubach. NOIRE Has far as Unesco is concern- In conclusion Iwish to admit 1st and 2nd episode Roi (ristophe Marbial does not exist after to *Le Nouvellistes correspon- Sunday, August 30th at 6 and CAP-HAITIEN ember 31, 1953. Would not dent that Marbial ewill have 8.30 p.m. % 22020 oCo 300 LA PECHERESSE oud uom a pristide bath IF You want Chiceken [PECADORA] Suinming pon sennia Delicious Tasting and Tender AMBASSADOR LEAVES His Excellency Mr. Marcel Then Ask For Fombrun flewi to Havana Mon day to resume his duties as Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary, after visiting with his relatives and friends in DAILY, Desquiron Chicken PLANE port. He was decorated during ummatien DIRECT On SALE AT ALL BETTER GROCERY STORES. his visit with *Honneur et Mé Smvaa any tooce 5000000 00050 rite., --- Page 12 --- I TI SUN SUNDAY, AUGUST 23rd, 1950 to have gained fame in Italy, for QUAINT KIND Or State Department he recently received a gilded DIVERSION, <MISS ALICE> Official. Come, Go medal from the Pope. Of course, Under this title Le National we asked him why he never published in its Tuesday, Au It was a tourist buying in -l On Tuesday morning at 10 ficer who joined the State De- wore it. His reply He li trop gust 18th issue the following Belle Creoles this week Whs the President, General Magloire, partment in 1930. Mr. Donald belle; moun a tué moins [Ahl note : brought Your Reporter's atter received in private. audience -at Bradford Laurie, Under-secre It is too fine; people would kill Sunday, August 16th at about tion of a new *petite industrie. the palace, the two U.S. State De- tary of State Administration, is me]. 1.30 p.m. on the Carrefour road, The.buyer was: hugely deligte partment officiale now touring a business executive who recent Simon Desrosiers, driver of the at: the new, beautiful coffecs the Caribbean. They. arrived ly entered the Public Service. According to what Timoleon car bearing number 4020, left his oured dolls dressed in varieos here on Monday at 3 p.m. and On Monday night last the vis- told Your Reporter he is still vehicle to go and call two Ame oured colonial and post colonla twenty-four hours later were en iting officials were entertained 48 and will forsake bachelorhood rican sailors whos were in costumes. route for Ciudad Trujillo. at the Casino dancing by U. S. some time in December to walk *dancing [joint), and did not The visitors held talks with Charge d'Affaires Robert Folsom down the aisle with a 26-year- find it when he came back. on Monday at 3 p.m. and On Monday night last the vis- told Your Reporter he is still vehicle to go and call two Ame oured colonial and post colonla twenty-four hours later were en iting officials were entertained 48 and will forsake bachelorhood rican sailors whos were in costumes. route for Ciudad Trujillo. at the Casino dancing by U. S. some time in December to walk *dancing [joint), and did not The visitors held talks with Charge d'Affaires Robert Folsom down the aisle with a 26-year- find it when he came back. Three The pretty faces of the dols U.S. officials here on U.S. Em- and his wife, with M. Pierre old girl by the name of Antoin- other sailors had taken it and a are of plaster of Paris, the stut bassy administration. Liautaud, Minister of Foreign ette. eI have many sons and while later the car, was found dy bodies in cloth. Twelveis Mr. Edward Thompson Wailes, Affairs, and Mrs. Liautaud, and daughters>, he explained, <but capsized at, Bolosse.first avenue. ches high, the lady dolls havea Assistant Secretary of State the Senator and Mrs. Dejoie. all of them are, only, adopted The chief patrol on duty at tractive hats, sell for 3 dollan [Administration] is a career ofchildren.- A true believer in God the police station arrested one Some of the dolls are of countr and religion,, Timoleon has de-. of the sailors identified as Thack men dressed in real straw hat <Good Samaritan> To Marry; voted many years of his life doi ton, F.; 71.927 88 U.S.A. The person who creates thex the welfare of others. He got working aboard the ship John fine pieces of handiwork is, Mme Italian Footballer Bestman the surname of Good Samaritan Wi Weeks and proceeded to the Georges Villefranche. She call Among the numerous visits leon, who is fond of picking up long years ago when he gave his American Embassy for the ne- her toys *Miss Alice> dolls. paid to the offices of the <Haiti wounded and dead persons on jacket to a poor fellow who had cessary sequences. Suns by businessmen, tourists, his way to a football match, been. arrested for walking in journalists and plain visitors, sent his new friend photos of rags. for Distinguished Beauly and visit Unparalleled the of the <Good Samari Haitian footballers and invited <It's the profession God chose Accuracy Always Choose tans Tuesday morning was-cer- him to come to Haiti <pou mon- me fors, he told Your Reporter lainly outstanding. To avoid tré joueurs non yo chouté ou as his visit was drawing to an scandalizing our overseas read- ballon> [to show our players how end, xand I like it., ers we advise them that the 20th to kick a balll. Timoleon seems ROn century <Good Samaritans referred to here is a Haitian fellow byt the name of Timoleon Guilme no relation to the Gospel chap The aim of the visit of the Good Samaritan was not to pick up a stray corpse or a sick one but to have a note Dublished about a Italian footballer - top by the name of Amadeille. Yes, the Cood Samaritan is'a football fan: We doubt if the Good Samaritan in the Gospel ever had the opportunity Of Kicking a ball and cheering footballers, as our modern Good Samaritan does with great love. RUSSO FRERES 25 Rue Roux When we asked Timoleon Guilme a few questions about Amadeille he explained that the player had heard of him in his native Italy by a means that is not still clear even to Timoleon, Italian Amadelle has been in vited to be bestman at -Good and jsent him his photo. Timo- Samaritan'ss wedding in Decem ber. Enjoy R AF-tines iner oresices EVERY SATURDAY Dalrs o "BUD' CIUDAD TRUJILLO, D.R. Uelie SAN JUAN, P.R. E Preferred - Everywhere E YORK *4 Engine Constellations all the way via connecting carrier at San. Jaun Joseph Nadal& FOR RESERVATIONS e INFORMATION Co. Gencral Phone: 3313 Ticket ORice: Budweiser Agents Jos. Timo- Samaritan'ss wedding in Decem ber. Enjoy R AF-tines iner oresices EVERY SATURDAY Dalrs o "BUD' CIUDAD TRUJILLO, D.R. Uelie SAN JUAN, P.R. E Preferred - Everywhere E YORK *4 Engine Constellations all the way via connecting carrier at San. Jaun Joseph Nadal& FOR RESERVATIONS e INFORMATION Co. Gencral Phone: 3313 Ticket ORice: Budweiser Agents Jos. Nadal & Co. LAGER BEER A M AMIUAIOUNODITCSSS ST.LOUIS,MO. NEWARK, N.J. Disiribuie S Usine A Glace Mationale --- Page 13 --- SUNDAY, AUGUST 23rd, 1953 CHAITI SUR> pretation of folklore songs in Louis Zephyrin. After the cere- Edouard Deeb and Mrs. Joseph the U.S. on a government schol- mony a reception took place in Abrahams are Miami bound arship. the Haspil residence. this weekend. :0:- Dr. and Mrs. Hans Pape are :0:- Mme Roger Armand, Direc- vacationing in Mexico. Capt. Elder Mercier A D'H ANE tress of the -Magic Island' Tours> :0:- was New York bound Saturday. left for the U.S. and Canada last Mrs. Pierre 0. Roy is celebrat- :0:- Beach Saturday on a promotion trip. ing her birthday today The Marie Anne Vieux was off to :0:- stork is expected <bientôt. New York Saturday. Wednesday Mrs. Herard Roy 0:- ptomber :0:- celebrated her fete at home in Yvan Guignard, son of well Raoul Cassagnol to are The Abitbol family clip- mony with Mr. Joseph Mercier clippering Pacot. known Chesnel Guignard of St. Central America this weekend. pering home to Brooklyn this in the Notre Dame Cathedral Mr. Leslie Brandt returned Marc, left for the U. S. Friday :0:- weekend. Shelley, Diana and Saturday, September 5th. aboard the S.S. Panama Saturday to continue his studies. John Jay to whom travel is Rosalind are returning to fur- :0:- from visits to Europe and Can0:- business is at the Ibo Lele with their their education. Mme Circee Cameau and her ada with his family. Alex Theard and Lionel Elie his wife models Car0:- and Betty sister/ Christianne flew to Miami 0:- returned Tuesday from bamboand William. Rossell. Mr. The Senator Louis Dejoie resi- last Saturday. penter Ebeth and Joe Noustas return ching the weekend in Ciudad Tru famous for his Syiss Alp dence in Pacot was the scene of :0:- Jay, ed to school in the States Wed- jillo: Skilng Tours is interested in a The gay formal dinner party last Thomas Rizk residence in pro nesday. :0:- moting travel to Haiti. With Saturday evening. The guests Petionville was sen fete> last -0: Liliane Jeanton is vacationing Betty and Bill in the backdrop of honour were lovely <jeunes night with the return of Geor- Patricia Laflin arrived here in Mexico as guest of Ambassa- he's been mighty busy shooting demoiselless Nancy and Jeanne ges Rizk and his bride, the for- Saturday from the U.S. to visit dor and Mrs. Joseph Dejean. a few hundred feet of touristic Scala of Gaybrook Farm pre- mer Margaret Serhan. Georges with old friends. :0:- Haiti. sently visiting with the Dejoies. and Margaret were married Sat- :0:- Betty Koleda of the American :0:- Party ended at Choucoune to urday 15th at St. George Maro- Mrs. Vinton Burns is expect- Embassy is leaving for the U.S. the guaracha music of Cuba's nite Roman Catholic Church, ed home at Dikint Wednesday today via the Panama Line afConjunto Casino and the Mi- Loomis Street, Wilkes-E -Barre, from New York. friends. :0:- Haiti. sently visiting with the Dejoies. and Margaret were married Sat- :0:- Betty Koleda of the American :0:- Party ended at Choucoune to urday 15th at St. George Maro- Mrs. Vinton Burns is expect- Embassy is leaving for the U.S. the guaracha music of Cuba's nite Roman Catholic Church, ed home at Dikint Wednesday today via the Panama Line afConjunto Casino and the Mi- Loomis Street, Wilkes-E -Barre, from New York. ter weeks of farewell fetes. chaelles> of Ernest Lamy. Jean- Penna. Last evening's fiesta was :0:- :0:- ne and Nancy and friends are a belated wedding reception. On' Tuesday last in the Method- Last evening at St. Pierre's in invading the Dominican Repub- :0:- ist chapel of Jeremie the mar- Petionville Mlle Angelina Lica- News from Paris tells of the lic this weekend. Public Notary and Mrs. Eus- riage was solemnized of Miss zale was bound in holy matri- blessed event in the Michel Hon- :0:- tache Kenol are leaving Sunday Marthe Jerome, daughter of Mr. mony to footballer Anselmo Mar nier family. Mrs. Honnier, form Mr. and Mrs. Paul Paquin of for a month vacation in the and Mrs. Georges Jerome of Je- tino. A grand reception follow- erly Gladys Bogat, became a mothe Souvenir Shop are visiting U. S. remie, and Mr. Rama Theodore, ed the <benediction nuptiales at ther, and her daughter, a healfriends in Normandie this week :0:- son of Mr. and Mrs. Noah Theo- the home of the bride's parents thy seven pounds received the in the course of the three-month The <human flutes Gerard dore of Port au Prince. The Rev. in Petionville. name <Sybille. Grandpapa ForEuropean tour. Chamier and Fouad the chu- Ernest Vuthey conducted the tune, Edith, Lennie and godmo- :0:- man> Talamas motored back to ceremony. Bestman was Banker 0: ther Helga Tippenhauer were in Lorraine Dora of the <Galerie Port Wednesday from an 8-day Arsène Magloire. Georges Marie Henrl Jac- attendance. des Arts> returned to Haiti Sun- holiday, that lasted a: month in 0:- ques Deschamps, son of Mr. and :0:- day with son Anthony-from scor Ciudad Trujillo. The boys were Back home is Ernest Avin. Mrs. Jacques Deschamps, was Mrs. Daniel [Dadoul Sendral ing a real success at the Caribe guests of the Isaias family in Ernest arrived by PAA Thurs- baptized in the Immaculate Con- presented a 7pound 10 ounce gorHilton with her, exhibition of C. T., and came back with fond day from Paris, where he spent ception chapel of the General geous baby girl Wednesday at hand-painted skirts and works memories and Gerard Kouri who two years studying to be a No Hospital Tuesday afternoon at 6.45 p.m. at Clinique Bourand. of Spanish artist Botello. whas been living that side of the tary. 3.30. Godfather was Dr. Charles Mlle Sendral will be christened border these past 4 years. By same Chevalier; godmother was Mlle Murielle; her year old brother 0: the plane came Sis- :0:- Marie Nathalie, Michelle Reiher. Emile has no objections. Lionel d'Adesky home from ter directress of Lovely Jeanine Kerby of the Elie She left :0:- :0:- college in New Jersey has join- Ruelle Marcelin is flying away college Dubois. 30. Godfather was Dr. Charles Mlle Sendral will be christened border these past 4 years. By same Chevalier; godmother was Mlle Murielle; her year old brother 0: the plane came Sis- :0:- Marie Nathalie, Michelle Reiher. Emile has no objections. Lionel d'Adesky home from ter directress of Lovely Jeanine Kerby of the Elie She left :0:- :0:- college in New Jersey has join- Ruelle Marcelin is flying away college Dubois. Tuesday at about 2.30 Lt. Saturday 15th at 11 six ed forces with brother Pierre in last June to attend a conference p.m. D.m. to Paris Sunday. Eligible young of Mother Rene Florville of the traffic ser- pound 13 ounce Henry was born making a success of their tour bachelor Fritz Blanchard, forSuperiors in Belgium vice fell from a motorcycle on and 35 minutes later his brother agency. mer Capt. of the Violette team is :0:- the Laboule road. He received Eric weighing 7 pounds, 6 oun- :0: studying medicine in Paris. Popular Robert Plummer is to wounds and contusions at his ces arrived. The astonished moMme Simone St. Lot, daughter fly to Havana on vacation Sep- left knee, chin and left elbow. ther, the former Yolande Elie of Senator Emile St. Lot, left :0: tember 1st. Joseph, and papa, Daniel Gerdes, for Paris last' Sunday to fur- Mr. and Mrs. Luc Sorel have :0:- along with :0: the twins are doing ther her studies and seeure her returned home after too many Claude Theard is preparing to Archie Spillett of Esso left fine this week. The twins were degree in social sciences. years abroad. bamboche his birthday anniver- with wife Gladys Friday on a delivered by Dr. Joseph Buteau :0:- :0:- sary royally August 25th. two-month trip across the pond. at Clinique Dr. Raymond Poux. Mlle Denise Martelly will ex- Mrs. Henry Odeide is taking With baby safe at home with This gives Mr. and Mrs. Gerdes change the vows of holy matri- the eIle de Frances this weeksister Evelyn they will visitAr- four_children in less than four end with son Rene who is offt to Mlle Bernadette Maisonneuve chie's relatives in England and years. spend ten years of learning in promised to. honour and obey father's NorMr: Charles-1 Pierre in the Gladys family in 0: France. Mrs. Odeide is expect- Joseph way with stop offs at the big Last week a baby girl was de-r ed home before Christmas. Sacre Coeur Church of Turgenu Wednesday morning at 10. Mat- cities such as Stockholm, Lon- livered to the Lebreton family. 0of honour Mme don, Brussells and Paris. Mrs. Lebreton is the former Artist Pierre Blain is back ron was Roger :0:- Jeanine Pierre-Louis. Godmother from six months studying inter: Haspil; bestman wvas exs senator Mr. Edwin P. Dresher, Mana- is Mlle Liliane Francillon. ger of the Latin American Divi0:- sion ofI PAA was in town for the Mr. and Mrs. Jacques Bouchenight Thursday with his wife reau swelcomed the arrival Auand son. They were enroute gust 11th of their third baby giri ghum Bantancunt from Venezuela to Miami. in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. REG.TRADE MARK Famous since 4862 0:- She's named Simone: LH pil; bestman wvas exs senator Mr. Edwin P. Dresher, Mana- is Mlle Liliane Francillon. ger of the Latin American Divi0:- sion ofI PAA was in town for the Mr. and Mrs. Jacques Bouchenight Thursday with his wife reau swelcomed the arrival Auand son. They were enroute gust 11th of their third baby giri ghum Bantancunt from Venezuela to Miami. in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. REG.TRADE MARK Famous since 4862 0:- She's named Simone: LH --- Page 14 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, AUGUST 23rd, 1953 joined the Army December 1949. The Compania de Industrias HABANEX TO OPEN AIR FORCE CRASH! He studied at the Link Trainer Maritimas, the contractors who OFFICE IN MIAMI President's Nephew, Co-pilot School, Panama, and was a stu- were responsible for the trans- Habanex will shortly have dent-pilot with 77 hours to his formation of Cap Haitien, are office in Miami. The ofice wil Buried Sunday credit. holding a sgrandiose receptions be headed by Mr. Joe Woolls On Saturday night the Haitian from the Casernes Dessalines to this afternoon in honour of the Manise Allen, and Kitchen Da: Airforce suffered a rare disaster the Cathedral and thence to the AT THE CAP President of the Republic. que. when a reconnaissance plane Cemetery. The relatives of the THIS WEEKEND CIA's President Ctarence Moocrashed and its two-man crew two deceased were accompanied Diplomats accredited to Port dy will give the address : ex- Dr. Gerard Bouchereau, and Deilis was killed. It was almost ten by friends high officers of au Prince are accompanying the pected thatMr. Moody will soon tric at the general since force State and while hospital,o years any such air Army troops of Chief of Srate to. Cap Haitien. be created an Honorary Citizen, served his fete the yesterday. crash had taken place, and there aviation corps and of the of the Cap. :0:- has NEVER been any in the ci- Army paraded behind. vilian transport service of the The two soldiers were buried Air Corps. in one tomb, and over, their On Saturday evening the two- grave Lt. Celestin, in the name of the Air Force, rendered last homage in his funeral oration, to those ewho have given their lives in showing that the career they have chosen is a hard one and one made of sacrifices.. Adjutant Montreuil was born Mày 2, 1924, son of Mr.and Mrs. Alphonse Montreuil of Cap Haitien. He attended school in Port au Prince, entered the air force in October, 1948. He rose quickly up. the ranks, and was commissioned adjutamt in November 1952. He was trained as. a pilot The Adjutant Claude Montreuil in Haiti and had been credited with 297 flying hours. seater piloted by Adjutant Technical sergeant Hogu was Claude Montreuil and Technical born 28 November, 1928, son of Sergeant Gerard Hogu, was in Mr. and Mrs. Raphael Hogu. He The President of the Republic Ièn dark uniforml, Mme Magloire, friends and relatives, over and flight the region of Nippes, ArmJ Staff officers pace solemnly) behind the hearses at Sunda? u's military funeral for air-erash in the department of the South. Apparently, the plane crachedat victims., tempting a forced landing. Colonel Roy, head of the Aviatioh, declined to give reporters fur ther details about the crash, or about the subsequent inquiry, or to release photographs of the wreckage. a On Sunday afternoon full mili82 tary honours were accorded at the funeral. The President of the Republic, an uncle of the DESIGN NO. D-266 deceased officer, with Mme Magloire, walked in the procession Technical Sergeant Gerard Hogu INTERESTED IN BUILDING A HOUSE Caille Paille Note the design number of this hause and (Ki) (Pi) ask to see the plan al Alfred a Matieis Proudly Presenis Fils on the Rue du Quai. <The Merry Meringuers> See this Plan and others and get a free / estimate of costs. For Dining and Dancing <ALFRED DE MATTEIS FILS> Every WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY Can provide all the building material you From 8.30 P.M. need al the best available prices. RESERYATIONS SUGGESTED PHONE 2380 Tel. 3770 (Pi) ask to see the plan al Alfred a Matieis Proudly Presenis Fils on the Rue du Quai. <The Merry Meringuers> See this Plan and others and get a free / estimate of costs. For Dining and Dancing <ALFRED DE MATTEIS FILS> Every WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY Can provide all the building material you From 8.30 P.M. need al the best available prices. RESERYATIONS SUGGESTED PHONE 2380 Tel. 3770 --- Page 15 --- NDAY, AUGUST 23rd, 1953 AAITI SUN, talked with them. Wednesday at Mr. Hyatt, General Manager times. His ambition is to con9 a.m. he was whpeled into the of the Air Marine Travel Ser- quer the Citadelle by horse. operating room on al to 4chance vice is stopping at the EI Rancho 0:- of life. The operation was over in the course of an annual trip Vacationing at the Ibo Lele at noon but he never regained through the Islands visiting his this week were lovely Bronx full consciousness. He passed local agents. schoolteacher Dorothy Hollings away at 4.15 p.m. and was buried :0: and her secretary-sister Thelma next day. Ken McCrutcheron of an In- and teacher Lois Tyus. The Thursday 4 p.m. friends, rela- dependent Radio Station of two teachers have been attendtives and fellow employees at Evansville, Indiana, is spending ing five weeks summer course tended his funeral at Sacre two weeks at the Villa Creole. at Puerto Rico University and Coeur. are doing a few countries en0: He was known to many by his Two beautiful <belles> stewar- route home. earrom shows the spot where: he dived byj the dam at Camp black Ford with spotlight num- desses of Delta C and S, based :0: ber 1914. in Chicago and Houston, Dottie LIBRARY OPEN Gates and Lucy Fuff graced the The Haitian American InstiEl Rancho last weekend, tute Library is now- open MonVISITING NOTABLES :0: day through Friday from 8 to 4. TRAGIC DEATH OF Manager of the Lafayette GONERAL VISITS FOR URUGUAY GERARD LAFONTANT Electric Company of New York Brigadier General A. V.T.An- Tuesday, August 25th the <SoCity, Mr. Paul Archer and his dersen Jr. spent Monday night ciele Bolivarienne d'Haiti> will Contimied from Page 1 Prince was impossible Jean Leon wife are here for a fortnight at here enroute to Rami Field in organize a festival on the MBC ring But too late; Gerard drove to Port au Prince at top the Ibo Lele. Hope Mr. Ar- Puerto Rico. The General could- broadcasting station on the OCMea 4-meter dive into what speed in a jeep to inform Ger- cher's nerves are not troubled n't resist a stop over as he has casion of the Independence Day peared to be deep water but ard's family, Mr. and Mrs. Gerard by our recent <black-outs. done SO a number of previous of Uruguay. Em reality, only a foot of Lafontant and sister Micheline in Her passing over a ledge, part avenue La Fleur du Chene. The te cement canal system put family with specialist Dr. Miot early this year. He and Dr. Gerard Leon, his cousin, School yScipa Reopening Ened a little way into deep went to Les Cayes in a large Her, came to surface, yelled Army plane and brought Gerard eDa and clung to the canal back to the General Hospital nk, then disappeared. Capt. After examination the doctors rington jumped in and with could offer small hope for his Fassistançe of others dragged life. It was to be the same case la Belle out, At first they that Leslie who Cvcole Gerard as of Mrs. Bogat eght he had only broken his dived into al hotel swimming pool - the broken look was and died as a result several GIRLS BOYS ased by paralysis. His head months ago. ewed only, a slight wound on Radiography showed displaced Put aboard a camionette vertebral column. Lafontant was Shoes Shoes took him into Les Cayes in paralyzed from chest down. He minutes. 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Contact Belts Vour local Ford dealers Luciani & Belrmann. don't "dutch beer" but always: say HEINEKEN BREWI 'Heineken E Beer' E ROT the best beer of all dutch beers CURACAO TRADING COMPANY --- Page 16 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, AUGUST 28rd PRESIDENT LEAVES FOR word essay on--Who Was Audu- rie Jeanne on the Exposite Haiti Hoteliers Unite, NORTH INSPECTION bon., All essays shouldi be either later than Thursday, Provisional Committee Continued from Page 1 mailed or sent to the <Haiti Sun> 27th. Address: Haiti Sunt Set Up editorial offices on Avenue Ma- Box 488. Continued from Page 1 d tee members. , August 25. First formal meeting of the as- Since the Magloire family is al committee was selected con- sociation will be in early Sep- now in mourning, however, sisting of Robert Baussan, Ibo tember. First informal meeting there will be some modifications Lele, President; Mrs. Lina As- was on Tuesday night. Presi- in the festivities planned for the EI dent entertained the tour to the North. Rancho sad, Villa Creole, Vice-president; Baussan Mr. Georges Heraux, Sans Souci, hoteliers at a gay cocktail party Secretary general; Mr. Franck by the pool of the Ibo Lele. S-YEAR-OLD GIRL DIES Cardozo, Beau Site, Treasurer; AS WALL COLLAPSES with Mme Andre Marini, Cabane FOR RENT Continued from Page 1 Choucoune, and Messrs Albert Completely furnished house at Silvera, El Rancho, and William Deprez. View over the bay. Con and Mrs. Roger Prochet of ruelle Vrooman, Thorland, as commit- tact Mrs. R. Noel. Phone 3579. St. Alexandre were playing under the 6-foot high half inch thick wall Of the neighbouring house when 8 metres worth caved in. Hotel - Kr8d Winnie received a severe blow on the head and died en route to the hospital of haemorrage ; the other two children received Dinner slight leg injuries. What' caused the wall to cave in?A grief-stricken father point: WL Dancing ed out that men were working a C next door on the construction and were moving big timbers. BncEE Maybe they disturbed it, he addCneAl ed. The owner of the building is Mr. Rock Moliere. onughts a 9Week Committee members of the ho tel owners' association grouped: around President Robert Baussan. Photo Haiti Sun> LETTER FROM THE FERIRE WIEDIESDAIS-FRIDAS DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH Sir: Don't waste radio pleasure! With reference to your story <The Best Quality Cement al BUY a Philips now! of August 16, concerning Mr. Edthe Lowest possible cosbs gard François, the Department Have an old radio? he addCneAl ed. The owner of the building is Mr. Rock Moliere. onughts a 9Week Committee members of the ho tel owners' association grouped: around President Robert Baussan. Photo Haiti Sun> LETTER FROM THE FERIRE WIEDIESDAIS-FRIDAS DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH Sir: Don't waste radio pleasure! With reference to your story <The Best Quality Cement al BUY a Philips now! of August 16, concerning Mr. Edthe Lowest possible cosbs gard François, the Department Have an old radio? of Public Health would like to ALLEN & BAUSSAN: Then 3: ERe get as much pleasure outo of radio as you make the following clear : the ought to get! offer their nurse on duty in the orthopedic Compare the reception possibilities AND THE TONE room had wished to. explain that of your old set with those immediate consultation of a Philips set from the an was sensational PHILIPS CA. not possible, since the doctors in VALCADE 1952/53 serics. Buy one. now, so that you charge were occupied in the opeTO PONCE allt the radio enjoyment rating theatre. 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EXPOSITION Distributor in Haiti : CURACAO TRADING CO. the <Haiti Sun> the best 200 Port-au-Prince Tel: 2387 FAMOUS THROUGHOUT SHOES THE WORLD FOR EVERY OCCASION Bata Cardozo, Beau Site, Treasurer; AS WALL COLLAPSES with Mme Andre Marini, Cabane FOR RENT Continued from Page 1 Choucoune, and Messrs Albert Completely furnished house at Silvera, El Rancho, and William Deprez. View over the bay. Con and Mrs. Roger Prochet of ruelle Vrooman, Thorland, as commit- tact Mrs. R. Noel. Phone 3579. St. Alexandre were playing under the 6-foot high half inch thick wall Of the neighbouring house when 8 metres worth caved in. Hotel Kr8d Winnie received a severe blow on the head and died en route to the hospital of haemorrage ; the other two children received Dinner slight leg injuries. What' caused the wall to cave in?A grief-stricken father point: WL Dancing ed out that men were working a C next door on the construction and were moving big timbers. BncEE Maybe they disturbed it, he addCneAl ed. The owner of the building is Mr. Rock Moliere. onughts a 9Week Committee members of the ho tel owners' association grouped: around President Robert Baussan. Photo Haiti Sun> LETTER FROM THE FERIRE WIEDIESDAIS-FRIDAS DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH Sir: Don't waste radio pleasure! With reference to your story <The Best Quality Cement al BUY a Philips now! of August 16, concerning Mr. Edthe Lowest possible cosbs gard François, the Department Have an old radio? of Public Health would like to ALLEN & BAUSSAN: Then 3: ERe get as much pleasure outo of radio as you make the following clear : the ought to get! offer their nurse on duty in the orthopedic Compare the reception possibilities AND THE TONE room had wished to. explain that of your old set with those immediate consultation of a Philips set from the an was sensational PHILIPS CA. not possible, since the doctors in VALCADE 1952/53 serics. Buy one. now, so that you charge were occupied in the opeTO PONCE allt the radio enjoyment rating theatre. Obviously her ex- : which you are entitled: E planations were misunderstood since her words were taken as a refusal of admission, which, indeed could not be, for the rules WN and regulations of the general hospital prohibit any such.attiBX 526 A Kemox OxO tude. 94LBS. NE "Rimlock" S SA functions. Rbc Adrbolite'cabinett beauWHO WAS AUDUBON ? CEMENTO Efficient suppression of sideband splash. Mr climate proof for troublefree operation. PRIZE FOR BEST ESSAY OF 200 WORDS Philips again A prize will be given by Al hring new tone to radio fred de Matteis Fils, distributors PHILIPS of the famous Audubon Oil paint IN BAGS OF 42 1/2 PORTLAND CEMEN STANDARD HYDRAULICKES NET 6 PLY to the person who submits to OFFICE: MTTC BLDG. EXPOSITION Distributor in Haiti : CURACAO TRADING CO. the <Haiti Sun> the best 200 Port-au-Prince Tel: 2387 FAMOUS THROUGHOUT SHOES THE WORLD FOR EVERY OCCASION Bata