--- Page 1 --- II I I I un BERNARD DIEDERICH RONY CHENET,Jr. EDITOR $ GERANT RESPONSABLE THE HAITIAN ENGLISH LANGUAGE NEWSPAPER VOLUME IV Port-au-Prince République D'HAITI SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4th 1953 No. 4 Hollywood Action Movie PERSONALITY Rendezvous> To Be Shot Here OF THE WEEK Haiti E land and sea is to wide screen 11 Tungsten colour The star of the Madame Mabe the location of the new full- single strip technicolour. gloire charity show last Saturlength action film *Rendezvous> The stars, famed Hollywood day night was slim, petite, Marstarring John Agar Shirley cameraman William C. Thomp- celle Saint-Leger who looked a Temple's first husband L and son. sound man Dale Knight and pitifully lonely figure on the big: Rosemary Bowie on loan from assistants will arrive this month Casernes Dessalines theater Columbia Pictures. Continued on Page 16 stage until her clear high so= Producer Richard Kay who ar. PRESIDENT TO ATTEND prano voice filled 'the theater rived at the Riviera this week MASS AT CROIX and reassured all that she was with Director Abner Biberman, DES BOUQUETS TODAY Haiti's best. [resembles Edward G. Robinson Today is the feast of Our Lady Ina space of three short years without cigar) and blonde script of the Rosary. Special religious the 21-year-old Marcelle Saint girl Sybil Kamban - called his services attended by President Leger has completely won the Yvonne Hentsch, head of Red Cross League Nurses is welcom- film Action, The movie, he Magloire will be held at Croix hearts of Haiti's musie-loving ed bl the Haitian Red Cross On her arrival from Geneva [Story explained, will be shot all over des Bouquets honouring their public. On Page 31 Haiti, including most of her Patron Saint. A banquet with Petionville parishioners will beauty spots and underwater President Magloire as guest of never forget the beautiful SoFreighter Refloated To Undergo diving scenes. The 82-minute honour is being offered by de- prano voice that rang out above action film will be shown on a puty Thomas Desulme. the choir in St. Pierre's ehurch Repairs At Curacao Dry-dock on St. Peter's day last June. So Stove Revolutionize appreciative were Jeremians. Back New To on the high seas and of the ship, completed salvaging that they had her sing every bound for the dry dock in Cu operation without mishap, A The Haitian Household night during her recent monthracao, the S.S. Triton of the Continued on Page 16 long visit to their town. The Dutch Line was successfully reOne of the biggest fire hazards mosphere already scorched by critics were generous in their floated Monday after a week on Arsonist-Robber Shot in Haiti are the open charcoal the Haitian sun. Besides being praise when she broke a eprethe outer coral reef of Jacmel Dead Attempting Escape stoves. Expensive, charcoal is a major fire hazard it burns cedent and appeared at the bay. big business to thousands of the pots and pans, causes se- Rex theatre last June with the The freighter was driven on A robber was brought down <charbonniers>, who are a con- vere eye and' lung trouble, and all-male Dejean chorus. In no the reef Monday 19th by a by Police bullets at 3:30 a.m. stant threat to reforestation. endangers the lives of the chil- time she earned the title Ti strong head wind and current. charcoal is a major fire hazard it burns cedent and appeared at the bay. big business to thousands of the pots and pans, causes se- Rex theatre last June with the The freighter was driven on A robber was brought down <charbonniers>, who are a con- vere eye and' lung trouble, and all-male Dejean chorus. In no the reef Monday 19th by a by Police bullets at 3:30 a.m. stant threat to reforestation. endangers the lives of the chil- time she earned the title Ti strong head wind and current. Saturday as he made his escape The stove of the *ti cailless of- dren. Zoizeau. The tug <Cable-, from Key along Rue Bonne Foi after loot- ten built indoors, consisting of This week Luther Ray. UN Continued on Page 14 West, Florida. after patching a ing and setting fire to Garage three rocks and a little earth technical assistance expert, jeep large hole in the foreward part Mayas. add intolerable heat to an at Continued on Page 15 Tonight 3rd Presentation Of cAntigone> At Theatre de Verdure Californian Doctor Replies To The Creole version of the <Le Nouvelliste's> Correspondent Greek tragedy Antigone which won world acclaim and made The people of Haiti and the couniry itself are close to m Creole a recognized literary laninterest and affections. After having worked there intermittentguage last summer is to be pre: T over a period of eight years11945 1953] 2t 2s difficult to let TF sented this evening at 6:30at the criticism of the Correspondent of Le Nowvelliste pass withthe Theatre de Verdure by Felix out comment. Morisseau-Leroy, Acting this evening Fare the It gave me a chill to read the Marbial and La Fond under the original casts : accusations against the work direction of UNESCO. These Antigone : Adrienne Dejoie which has been done in the two centers in the Marbial ValIsmene : Andre Dor Marbial Valley. This letter to ley are living proof of the char- Picture of the scale model of Peligre Dam designed Du Knap Maraine : Mme Renaud you is not written to applaud acter of the work which UNES pen Tippetts Abbett McCarthy engineers. The massive But- Creon Clovis Bonhomme the work which we three tech: CO has sponsored in Haiti. tress Dam, the largest of its kind in the world will be completed Filo : Georges Figaro nical assistants did last year in By this time everyone in in three vears. Designed for flood control, irrigation and even- Hemon Nicolas Vincent the Marbial Valley. However, I Haiti should know that big in- tual hydro-electric power development, the Dam across the Tiresias : Morissequ-Leroy, am proud of the work which dustries are not yet available to Peligre canyon. will be 236 feet high and 825 feet long at the Tickets are available at the Marcus Douyon and I did at Continued on Page 5. crest, 1% times higher than the Port au Prince Cathedral theater. --- Page 2 --- -HAITI SUN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4th 1953 Letter From The Publisher LETTERS world and more again for a school children that dodged PLANNING OPENING oF PREVENTORIUM story I will be using thank God, traffic that hogged the side of Here are six basic facts about TB. tothe for at least 65 years if the sta- the road.ED. 1) Tuberculosis is not inherited, it is caused by a germ. We tistics are correct. catch tuberculosis from one who has it l someone who spreads EDITOR the germs when he coughs, sneezes. or spits, or leaves germs on Port-au-1 Prince, Iremain, things he uses: Tuberculosis spreads easily where people live or Yours very truly, work close together. Septemben 28, 1953. Yves/ G. Martin 2) Dampness inside or out, on a job or off it, won't cause tu- Mr. ) Tuberculosis is not inherited, it is caused by a germ. We tistics are correct. catch tuberculosis from one who has it l someone who spreads EDITOR the germs when he coughs, sneezes. or spits, or leaves germs on Port-au-1 Prince, Iremain, things he uses: Tuberculosis spreads easily where people live or Yours very truly, work close together. Septemben 28, 1953. Yves/ G. Martin 2) Dampness inside or out, on a job or off it, won't cause tu- Mr. Bernard Diederich [my XJ. berculosis. The germ does that, and it will cause tuberculosis Cité de PExposition Dictated Sept. 28th, 1953. where it is as dry as a desert as well as where there is fog. En Ville. G. D. Martin - 3) Anybody can have tuberculosis at any age. Among women Dear Mr. Diederich: the greatest number of deaths comes between 15 and 30, among men from 20 to 55. In both sexes there are many deaths at all Not that I have any particu- Open Letter To The ages in Haiti. lar craving for publicity but Minister Of Public Works 4) People living with early tuberculosis look fine except since those things happen only Numerous readers have asked, to the X-Ray. Early tuberculosis has no outward signs. Tired- once in a lifetime, I would hate us via the telephone to make a ness. loss of weight and loss of appetite, and'spitting blood are myself for not taking advantage note congratulating warmly the all signs that tuberculosis is well along. of this unique opportunity. Minister of Public Works for Jours 5) The stubereulosis lookc> is a muth. In the early stages peo- A note, in the September 27th his *Bon from entry No.5 in ple look-well. Later they are like other sick people some are foresightediness and generos- the Haiti Sun Kiddy Contest. flushedànd some are pale. issue of the -Sun>. unmistakab- ity in. paving the center of the Mlle Ingria Heyme celebrated 6) If_fuberculosis is found early and treated right away it is ly referring to my birth, an- street that runs parrallel with luer first birthdat September always cured. Thousands of people are cured every year all over nounced that the Guy Martins' the Petit Seminaire St. Martial. 20th and 18 now overjozed the world. The longer treatment is put off the greater risk to home had been blessed by the For no apparent reason at all the arrival her sister with the patient and everyone around him, arrival of a DAUGHTER, called the center of this street remain- Marie of babal Itis no shame to have TB: The shame is concealment. The MONIQUE. Helen. Papa is Tredericl: disease being very contagious, it should be notified as soon as ed unpaved for years. It caused Heyne purchasing agent for discovered. Concealment causes the infection of others. A bad This is, to put it mildly, a many accidents and was a con- Scipa... Ma is former Elsie Step cough is not necessarily a sign of" TB. But how can you tell if it gross mistake. Your reporter stant danger to the multitude of henson. isn't? Go to: your doctor or the nearest clinic for a check-up, or or informer had a 50-50 chance send those [servants for example] whom you suspect may have to make a mistake : he hit the it." To be on the safe side, makeit a habit of getting a regular wrong fifty squarely. - check-up or take the precaution of having a B. C. G. vaccination For the sake of accuracy and - LE especially see the children get an early B.C.G. vaccination, to avoid any possible misunderDr. Louis Roy, who heads the *Ligue Contre la Tuberculoses, standing [?1, I wish to state explains that this is not being done sufficiently. That TB fight eTS were discovering that many people known to be afflicted that T AM NO GIRL. The next would not report for tests because of a fear of persecution and guess is yours. TEn 2 feeling that they cannot be cured. To show you that I did not What ist to become of cases unearthed by any such cam- resent the inexactness of the SONACO paign as suggested above? . Louis Roy, who heads the *Ligue Contre la Tuberculoses, standing [?1, I wish to state explains that this is not being done sufficiently. That TB fight eTS were discovering that many people known to be afflicted that T AM NO GIRL. The next would not report for tests because of a fear of persecution and guess is yours. TEn 2 feeling that they cannot be cured. To show you that I did not What ist to become of cases unearthed by any such cam- resent the inexactness of the SONACO paign as suggested above? The +Ligue Nationale Antitubercu- information, I will throw in Heuse> stressed that they have four pressing basic needs : beds, some free supplementary data : drugs. staff and X-Ray units. The public should heed at all times the cali of the *Ligue. I was born September 15th and This month the Ligue Nationale Antituberculeuse weighed 8 lbs. 5 OZS.. at birth, is opening a drive for funds to start a which is notbad. I was named PREVENTORIUN for children, JEAN, MICHEL, YVES. proThe following ladies have pledged to collect bably because the folks could 30 dollars monthly, the amount of money needed not make up their minds on one to support a child each month at the PREdenomination. VENTORIUM. And to impress upon you my Before Sonaco heddquarters on the MME GERARD WIENER pieces of Eaposition are seen too fine MME EDOUARD ROY ability to take a joke just like equipments In the foreground a Sheer's Foot roll. er. Ini the background MME CHRISTIAN AIME that, I will exert every ounce aunodel 291 Gardner Denver portable MME MARIE HENRIETTE FORBIN of my influence upon my par- compressor. MME PIERRE LIAUTAUD ents to have them use the name MME LORRAINE DORA MONIQUE if they ever have a MMI MICHAELLE ROY. When a total of 15 ladies have offered their girl. support Thanking you, just the same, * the PREVENTORIUM will open. for welcoming me into the Why Swoon in June cioal Biato Why Fry in Ocioher s WEW 0O ROOM AUR CONOITIONER cr Abone, as seen from Chemin des INSTALL G.E. AIRCONDITIONING AND ENJOY COOL COMFORT FOR BETTER SUMMER AIR-CONDITIONED Aux Dalles, the reconditioned BUSINESS AND HIGHER EFFICIENCY, conditioned Cosaques. The beautifully airGENERAL ELECTRIC ROOM restaurant 2s famed for its tasty Haitian dishes AIR-CONDITIONER. THE TALK OF THE. TOWN. such as Tassot and Griot. Something to be seen D1 all is VALERIO CANEZ H Distribuioz. Tel. 3185 their Rhum mural, a masterful piece of worl. --- Page 3 --- NDAY, OCTOBER 4th 1953 <HAITI SUNs Red Cross Nurse Head in front of the Bazar National, RECEPTION AT HAITIAN R inspectors of the Régie du Ta- EMBASSY IN WASHINGTON Here For Talks bac drew up an'ofticial report in IN HONOUR OF EXPORT. Veteran nurse Mme Yvonne Sunday evening the Petion: a business house managed by IMPORT BANK AND ODVA Hentsch, directress of division ville residence of Dr. and Mrs. foreigners ana seized a stock of Thursday, September 24th a of Nurses of the Red Cross Louis Roy was the scene of a imported cigarettes. reception. was held by Haitian League, arrived here Sunday buffet supper honouring the We take the opportunity to Ambassador to Washinglon, Mr. September 27th for talks with distinguished Red Cross visitor. draw the attention of authori Jacques E. Leger, in honour of Red Cross president Dr. Louis Attended by many of the lead- ties in charge on those smug- senior employees of the Export Roy. Dr. Roy disclosed that ing personalities in the medical gling offices which tissue shel- Import Bank and Messrs Alcide nurse Hentsch discussed during field the buffet was a credit to ves and showcases too often Duviella and Marc Holly, reA - her 24-hour stay the proposed Haitian cooking, enough to send hide. 27th for talks with distinguished Red Cross visitor. draw the attention of authori Jacques E. Leger, in honour of Red Cross president Dr. Louis Attended by many of the lead- ties in charge on those smug- senior employees of the Export Roy. Dr. Roy disclosed that ing personalities in the medical gling offices which tissue shel- Import Bank and Messrs Alcide nurse Hentsch discussed during field the buffet was a credit to ves and showcases too often Duviella and Marc Holly, reA - her 24-hour stay the proposed Haitian cooking, enough to send hide. C spectively president and te memvisit of three Red Cross experts the newly formed *Academie NEW KINDERGARTEN mer of ODVA'S administrative scene from -Iwo Jima> shove- who will assist the organizing des Gastronomess into rapture. Miss Ginette Bourjolly, gra- council. ing tonight at Paramount of special sections of the Haiduate of the Collegel Notre Dame Export-Import Bank officials tian Red Cross. The junior Red ALWAYS THE SMUGGLERS d'Ottawa. Canada, is opening expressed their desire thatdiPARAMOUNT Cross, disaster committee, blood Under that title, *Le Jours,in a modern kindergarten in Ba- rect and precise contacts be esbank and preparation of volun- its Tuesday, Septemberi 29th is- biole. For information apply tablished between the ExportSunday, October 4th at 3.30 tary workers. The experts are sue, published the following : residence of former Senator Import Bank, ODVA's adminisp.m. expected to arrive after the new Saturday morning, to the great Bourjolly every day from 7 a.m. trative council and the Haitian A GREAT COWBOY FILM year. emotion of the Grand'Rue folks to5 p.m, Embassy in Washington. a At5, 7, and 9 p.m. IWO JIMA Monday, October 5th at 6 p.m. MUJERES SACRIFICIDAS on UAIL Tuesday. October 16th, at 6 and EXTRA 8.15 p.m. IWO JIMA Wednesday. October 7th at 6 p.m. LA MAL AIMEE At 8.15 p.m. SEALED CARGO Thursday, October Sth at 6 and 8.15 p.m. CORROSION ENGINE PORTE S'OUVRE OF LA Friday. October 9th, at 6 and CAUSE 8.15 p.m. IWO JIMA MADOR Saturday, October 10th, at 6 and I 8.15 p.m. oloy lalynad LA PORTE S'OUVRE cleat np OLI0 6 and ARRESTEDI Sunday, October 11th, at id iaw tonl 8.30 VWEAR p.m: CORROSION bol! CIC AGAINST L'HISTOIRE DE MINIVER YOUR ENGINE senne FOR a PROTECTION MAGIC CINE and AVAILABLE NCW deialer drain is. the sHal your crankcasc not wear. renll Motor Sunday, October 4th, at 3 p.m. Cotresiotae Pee of Oil fights. with Shell X100 NOu E RHELT LA FLECHE NOIRE major a Motor Carresta corOil. It's cdpaemnier Aunine a Shell Racid Setion and longer engine At 6:15 and -8:15 p.m. roston. So for, Fstotoron. Teank puunl maliny o dyy nc a Shell X100 Stable e 110 19 VINT IC100 L'AMOUR EN DANSANT liteuses Detergent cicnlor Frome hopeh 73 lumw lcl 6 Monday, October 5th, at. a Motor Carresta corOil. It's cdpaemnier Aunine a Shell Racid Setion and longer engine At 6:15 and -8:15 p.m. roston. So for, Fstotoron. Teank puunl maliny o dyy nc a Shell X100 Stable e 110 19 VINT IC100 L'AMOUR EN DANSANT liteuses Detergent cicnlor Frome hopeh 73 lumw lcl 6 Monday, October 5th, at. 6:15 Bewvective Nond, tor altjy is a premiutt let alpo dy 611 NOTDR p.m: Shell x100 Today your B CI ielor oil. a cptn motor S m oit LE RETOUR DE MONTE - no bow nisen Iu CRISTO 20 3 ron apovel iuh solsn DAriM 14 IuL 0 Tuesday, October 6th, at 6:15 tarte E an ve L of and 8:15 p.m. Li Sten K TeNt atons io ale SA Gu ente a - BRAHMA TAUREAU acerhen - ennl UT No co ue louz bunsh br à bonir con Auanal ive - nue to SAUVAGE Reeve boxe yvr a1l cje junae IO Wednesday. October 7th, at 6:15 routi bowl ac S - y9 and 8:15 p.m. 3 - L'AMOUR-VINT EN DANSANT - - S Thursday, October Sth, at 6:15 - - Ra Tukn p.m. lan) i - Ee es DICK TURPIN BANDIT noly i m E GENTILHOMME mo alon Avira At. 8:15 p.m. AYOAI lec a LILY MARLENE SaKnAAN mjonue om asta Far Shan la i Tber dcr laslne T PI cim pucldunn in Tinilée he nd Friday, October 9th at 6.15-and menbow e - slea se misler den kig sulh 91 MeInYN e louch me lom 8:15 p.m. Lwi solcimlecal ni id ne L'AMOUR VINT EN DANSANT Saturday, October 10th. at 6:15 and-8:15p.m: SHELL DES USE X-IOO MOTOR IN YOUR REVOLTE OIL LA FAUVES ENGINE --- Page 4 --- +HAITI SUR SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4th 1953 KIDDY CONTEST Mr. Gerard Charles Pierre of Mr. Ferdinand Delatour. tiJoseph report the Haitian Air Force flew to Consul of Haiti to New Y Send in pictures of your chilthe States Wednesday on a study flew to the States via dren under 5 as soon A Venez as pos635 trip. last week to resume his sible. The contest closes in DeMr. Adrien Bance, awardee of Mr. Leslie of the dut cember. Young Prizes go to the wina government scholarship, flew York Times was in town. ning kiddies and to fathers and to Paris ladt week, to study. let Mr. Ernest Paul of from the mothers, the Haiti Sun>, ters at La Sorbonne university. Office. is in the U.S. Joseph Nadal & Co. (Gerber's VISITOR TO PANAMA LINE CAUGHT WITH GOODS Back on the local scene are Mlle Suzanne Conde: Food, Camay Soap, Carnation A visitor to the S.S. . Leslie of the dut cember. Young Prizes go to the wina government scholarship, flew York Times was in town. ning kiddies and to fathers and to Paris ladt week, to study. let Mr. Ernest Paul of from the mothers, the Haiti Sun>, ters at La Sorbonne university. Office. is in the U.S. Joseph Nadal & Co. (Gerber's VISITOR TO PANAMA LINE CAUGHT WITH GOODS Back on the local scene are Mlle Suzanne Conde: Food, Camay Soap, Carnation A visitor to the S.S. Ancon last weekend was nabbed with six submarine Philip and of daugh Milk and Quaker Oats1, Canape pairs of nylon stockings, two artificial handkerchiefs and a Nash Phyllis Mr. andi Mrs. Franck Com package of foreign cigarettes. RESULT, to of a Texas oil well. will to Belle Vert, Creole. and the Haiti calm the present La Belle promise honour and o wave of smuggling, only officials and diplomats will be per: Creole's Elias Nous- engineer Jean Andre, Trading Co. [Grant's Whiskey mitted to visit ships moored in the harbour. tas returned from business in Colonel and Mrs. Jules son for Dad), and Clapp's Baby 4. GENEROUS DRIVER New York Tuesday. the Sacre Coeur church Andre Food. Sal When the Police camion capsized on the Exposition grounds Mrs. Lucien Decatrel return- day, Octoben 10th. the evening of September 25th, the only driver who offered ed Wednesday from a health to carry the numerous wounded to the hospital, said a daily, trip to New York. Auguste Durand has ret was Lionel Toussaint. former traffic cop. Chef de Protocole ed from attending the Cong IN MEMORY Or KING CHRISTOPHE Daniel of Musical Youths of The government of the Repu blic will shortly build a monu- Theard and his mother arrived the Fine Belglun summers back from the Arts Palace in B ment to King Henri Christophe on the occasion of the 150th States Wednes- sels. The young Haitian anniversary of our Indepen.dence. day. Mr. Theard is xen bonne vio ist played with CLAIM OF PRESIDENT VINCENT santé, after his John Hopkins the Belgium no Ex-I President Stenio Vincent had handed to the Senate a do- operations. ternational orchestra, gaveal cument through which he claimed the payment of six years Therese Dupuy arrived back cert at Namur and contaetedi of fees in his quality of Senator for life. The demand of the Jeunesses Musicales de Paris ex-Chief of State could not be satisfied because though the ex- from the States this week. de Marseille during his fun President ruled the country for more than ten years, he never Mr. William Bertin will fly to abroad. took the oath as a Senator for life. Puerto Rico on a scholarship PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY of the Regie du Tabac in mid PAA CLIPPER LANDS Through a Presidential decree, Anselme Jean-Marie condemn- October to learn the latest tech- AT CAP ed to six years hard labour by the Martial Court December niques in the tobacco industry. HAITIEN without 10, 1951, and Exil Andre, condemned also by the military General Jose Arismendi Tru- Cap Haitien bubbled court, were fully pardoned. over Axel Etheart is closing downtown business and opening up- jillo Molina, Director and Foun- emotion and enthusiasm W Carrier town grocery store. der of the Dominican broad- nesday when a big PAA clip BATTLE ROYAL ON RUE DES CESARS cast station La Vox Dominicana, dropped out of the sky and m. From 8:30 till 11 Monday morning a battle royal which in- was in transit in Port au Prince a beautiful Janding on t cluded fisticuffs took place in front of Magasin Chalom on the this week. . over Axel Etheart is closing downtown business and opening up- jillo Molina, Director and Foun- emotion and enthusiasm W Carrier town grocery store. der of the Dominican broad- nesday when a big PAA clip BATTLE ROYAL ON RUE DES CESARS cast station La Vox Dominicana, dropped out of the sky and m. From 8:30 till 11 Monday morning a battle royal which in- was in transit in Port au Prince a beautiful Janding on t cluded fisticuffs took place in front of Magasin Chalom on the this week. turfcovered airfield. The pl rue des Cesars. All textilers and half the capital converged aircondifioning Mr. Thomas Larking. a retir- made a stopover of five on the battle ground. Prominent St. Marc merchant Clercilia ed lieutenant general of the and permitted ho Delice was noted in action. 18 tourists tov POLICEMAN BEATEN BLACK AND BLUE American Army. enjoyed a short the Citadelle, Milot, Sans-se jyou Policeman Alneus, in charge of Charlemagne section, was sejour here this week and the Metropolis of the No beaten black and blue by a group of men during a recent ru tewe ral bamboche at Casale. The Policeman has reportedly lost buttons of his' uniform. his coat of arms, and his cap. can MICHABL ARCHANGEUS DAY September 29th was the date of St. Michael Archangel's Day. RIVIERA St. Michael Archangel is the patron of several localities of HOERUILFRNTARTENSE Haiti. At Casale Deople held a three-day bamboche. have :CONTRAYENTION. FOR EX-PRESIDENTIAL YACHT The ex -presidential yacht Sans-Souci on, the Jeremie Port au AIRCONDITIONED Prince run was brought to justice one morning this week for / Bamboche - entering port with 71 unlisted passengers aboard. She had a Room a Garrion total Of 128 passengers. FIGHTING ZOMBIS room Haiti's Minister to Panama, Mr. Louis Decatrel spoke before air conditioner the French Alliance in Panama City last month and took a crack at the legended zombis and the superstitious halo that surrounds them. He reportedly destroyed with facts the idea that Haiti is a center of superstition. :0:- :0: German Minister to Haiti Mr. Tas Me Sejour Laurent of the De- Theodore Suss went to Havaha - partment of Justice accompanied Wednesday to watch over the his son to his studies at Lau- other half of his domain. sanne university in Switzerland Lionel d'Adesky, who became swelterl this past week. a citizen last week, went to the A E a Carrier fe cool Air Conditioner. this summer US this week. These Carrier Conditioners cool the air, Lou and. Barbara Southerland lower humidity, keep you comfortable. are bound Thursday on Mr. Justin Sam is in hospital There's a on the Europe .henatee a 7-week look-see. Andy An- recovering an illness. LU is and easy. f loads of back E comfort wailing if you call, dersen who will take over Sou- Deputy, Lanoix is from therland's Ciudad Trujillo bu- a trip to Havana. FEATURES NIGHTLY reau will be joined by his mo- Mrs. Ruth From 8 belter call.. P.M. to 1 Brewer, wite of A.M. WALTER BRAUN ther this week. the Minister of Liberia to Haiti, * Orchestra * Distributor returned Wednesday from a Outstanding Artists Address: Rne du Mag. Mexican film director Luis visit to Havana. * Folklore Show Gurza was in town Sunday at Roger Armand Denis flew in - de l'Etal. Tel 2544 the hotel Choucoune. . FEATURES NIGHTLY reau will be joined by his mo- Mrs. Ruth From 8 belter call.. P.M. to 1 Brewer, wite of A.M. WALTER BRAUN ther this week. the Minister of Liberia to Haiti, * Orchestra * Distributor returned Wednesday from a Outstanding Artists Address: Rne du Mag. Mexican film director Luis visit to Havana. * Folklore Show Gurza was in town Sunday at Roger Armand Denis flew in - de l'Etal. Tel 2544 the hotel Choucoune. -ENTERTAINMENT from U.S. PLUS the Tuesday. --- Page 5 --- SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4th 1953 *MAITI SUN, rage CALIFORNIAN DOCTOR REPLIES TO in August of 1948 when WHO ramic center and later expand- be accepted as a loss. However, LE NOUVELLISTE'S COR RESPONDENT was getting under way. I saw. ed and originated another Haiti had no choice in these young medicos and nurses at strong ceramic center at Jacmel. who came to teach in the valContinued from. Page 1 turbing story written by the work among the' hundreds of From these two centers the im- ley. Nouvelliste's correspondent on people who came from the far pulses for self-expression will Theré are two great needs in the Haitian people because of the subject of basic education in flung mountain areas to receive continue to improve the pat- the Marbial Valley, and now the lack of natural resources. the Marbial Valley. I have fol medical aid. I saw these young terns of living of the people of that the training period is endFor instance, there is not lowed eagerly the progress of medical men treating injuries the valley. The old pattern ing it is important to mention enough forest for making pa- UNESCO in the Marbial Valley and open, wounds and old sores which have become fixed over them, The first need is for per, which is needed so much. since its inception in 1946. Poor with not more than ten cents a period of a hundred or more strong administration and aid to There is not fuel with which to little Haiti. Itseems impossible worth of equipment, a bitter con years will remain essentially as encourage the new Home Indusmake cement from the rocks of to work in Haiti without fric- trast to the expensive equipment they are because it is indiscreet, try Programme. Haiti herself Haiti. There is too much world tion and to be entirely free found in hospitals of more fa- and centainly, not in' accord with must provide that. The second competition to allow great rope from spite and envy. In that voured countries of the world. sound education, to change peo- need is for cooperation among making factories. respect Haiti is in many cases The Marbial Valley received ple; to make them over, or to all the people of Haiti and relike certain other larger coun- help from World Health Organi- separate them from their ances- newed faith in each other's abiActing on these accepted facts, tries where humanitarian effort zation to control yaws and mala- tral methods. The people of the lities to step forward. A govar. Gabrielle, Mareus Douyon is always retarded by the sel- ria, and at the very beginning Marbial Valley and the rural ernment must have the coopedand I recommended home indus- fish interests of individuals or an agronomist named Mr. Ber- people of all Haiti are basic. ration of its constituency in ortries for the Marbial Valley, groups. Now it seems that the reuet was appointed by the Hai- They have fine intellects, they der to function. A report says with the intention of establish- Marbial project under UNESCO tian government to reclaim the have eager intentions, and I can that Marbial will not exist after Wing these industries throughout is ended, and a newspaper cor- soil and reforest the mountain- say without reserve that I have 1953. How impossible! Of the length of the valley. The respondent thoughtlessly im- sides. He was followed succes- never ini my life worked with course, it will exist, and it will enclosed photographs show what plies that the money spent on sively by Mr. Lancelot who more alert and intellectually re- be the new Marbial Valley. It we did there this past year in the people of that lonely little worked hard, and at the mo- sponsive people The people of will be from Jacmel up past La ceramics. It started in a bril- valley is wasted. He does not ment the Valley has Mr. of the valley. The respondent thoughtlessly im- sides. He was followed succes- never ini my life worked with course, it will exist, and it will enclosed photographs show what plies that the money spent on sively by Mr. Lancelot who more alert and intellectually re- be the new Marbial Valley. It we did there this past year in the people of that lonely little worked hard, and at the mo- sponsive people The people of will be from Jacmel up past La ceramics. It started in a bril- valley is wasted. He does not ment the Valley has Mr. Lazar, the Marbial Valley realized that Fond and on to the village of liant mahner and is continuing consider that there has had to an enthusiastic agronomist. Last they were receiving valuable Marbial, and up past Sainte under the guidance of Marcus be some waste., In teaching in- year United Nations, cooperat instruction which they might Therese, on to La Gossalines, up Douyon in the ceramic center at dustries there must always be ing with UNESCO in Haiti, sent later on convert into improved to Grand Riviere. to Cochon Jacmel. It is proving to be a waste. However, this corres- three technical experts to teach economies ir living. Gras, and on and on. model petite industry fbr Haiti. pondent does not remind us of the people of the entire MarIn consideration of the attenWe can only hope that it will the valuable time and vast bial Valley to make useful arti- Ifone must go farther and tion which the Marbial Valley continue in this capacity. amount of energy which has cles for sale from the raw ma- measure the work which has received during the past seven been devoted to that project. terials at hand. Home indus: been done in Haiti, one must years from the government Of That was indeed a very dis- I was in the Marbial Valley tries we call them, and home deplore the bad roads in south- Haiti collaborating with UNESindustries are destined to be ern Haiti, especially the main CO and the various branchés of the saving Dower of industrial road to Port au Prince, which United Nations, it has now to HERE IT IS...in a Class Haiti. is discouraging to commerce. contribute to the total culture The flood last spring swept in- of Haitic Don't permit book Iiself. - the NEW The greatest measuring stick to the sea the usual burden of writers, story Scribblers, newsBy of progress is after all foundin hard-earned topsoil and left the paper reporters, sensation seekthe lives and the hearts of the roads in even worse condition. ers and idle gossipers to destroy FERGUSON "30" people of the Marbial Valley. It also left pools of stagnant what has been built up in the When one measures or evaluat- water. But the people of the minds and spirits and hopes of es any great plece of work, one Marbial Valley know now exact- the people of Marbial. Give atnever stops at what the people, ly how to: destroy the larva of tention to what has been done have made with materials. No dangerous "mosquitoes which there, Show the world that you indeed. It is the significance of are ready to reproduce their know how to make your own these things which count, and kind in these stagnant pools of evaluations. Long live Marbial! it appears that this article which water. WHO taught the peo- Long Live Haitia was written tends to disregard ple to handle that health hazGlen Lukens. what has happened in the lives ard by using a very few drops of the people of the Marbial of oil on a pool of water. The Valley during the past seven oil costs only a few pennies. years. The people have a new However, if the people of the Esginteis A Host of Great viewpoint for living. The teach- valley do not have the pennies Look at it. Get that feeling Apremeisen ing they have been given has with which to purchase the oil, of weight and traction lndiadag size and power. Here'sa trac35 A made them realize that they do the mosquitoes continue to mul tor that. Marbial of oil on a pool of water. The Valley during the past seven oil costs only a few pennies. years. The people have a new However, if the people of the Esginteis A Host of Great viewpoint for living. The teach- valley do not have the pennies Look at it. Get that feeling Apremeisen ing they have been given has with which to purchase the oil, of weight and traction lndiadag size and power. Here'sa trac35 A made them realize that they do the mosquitoes continue to mul tor that. will meet more of groat Rew not need to move into large cen- tiply and make sickness and Ir's NOTA DREAM your needs more of the time thntdel over ters of population to be import- destruction for the people. BUTA REAUITY! tban any other tractor you E power, more ant or successful. Thev have So Gour 0 home In theckula could buy. No other tractor you see, there are many frious 1 wulko on air aver produced has better A new eir-fuol been taught basically that they measuring sticks with which to & ahen AN walkk torque characteristic (lugging systemt solte in thatr reeach can be successful, happy measure achievement. Projeets on pun TILES power), It will pull yox engine and important right there in such as UNESCO. The Marbial FABRIQUE through the toughest JAAREE soil SMOsAiQUES without slowing or stalling. pearing Bigger, heavier the Marbial Valley. I saw the Valley has had many inspired EMILE GARDERE It will keep on going where rrear to give aforementioned principals at and intelligent workers from all alue dm ase Taure other tractors quit. iters -end whole TEL:57207758 work up and down thes over the world, 'Each has left length of the valley during the the valley a little better for The delicate Chocolate Come in and ask for a demonstration six and one-half months I spent their own experience by being Laxative there this past year. It was just there. Of course, there have BROOKLAX Distributor Haitian Tracior Company one year ago today that Marcus been careless and indifférent brings relief overnight. s, Rue Pavee Douyon and I taught our first people associated with the protake 3-8000 class to fifty-five inspired young ject, but such. people could not BEOOKLAX AND 63 FERGUSON people of Haiti in the school at possibly teach, no matter where tonight and tomorrow FERGUSON TRACTOR SYSTEM IMPLEMENTS La Fond. We had our first ce- they could go. That fact must you'll be all right. --- Page 6 --- <HAJTI SUN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4th 1953 cilities will be installed at the duced many millions of pounds construction ofa new alumina Reynolds Mining Commences shore and a pier will be con- of aluminium from this ore. The plant near Corpus Christi, Tex structed to accommodate all ore contains about 48 per cent as, designed on the basis ofits Development Of Haitian Aluminium types Of ore carriers. alumina. compared with. 57 per experience with this and other HAITI PROJECT own ships to its new alumina Reynolds currently gbtains its cent to 62 per cent in Dutch types of bauxite. This plant Thursday, Oct. 1st plant at Corpus Christi, Texas. bauxite from Arkansas, Jamai- Guiana. Its method of treat- was built at a cost of approxim: Mr. Richard S. Reynolds,*Jr, At the outset the Haitian pro- ca, British Guiana and Dutch ment differs and certain ingre ately $40,000,000. It has comPrésident of Reynolds Metals ject will operate at a capacity Guiana. The addition of Haiti dients are added in the proces menced operation and is expect Company, announced today that less than the current production as a source will not result in sing. ed to be up. to fuli capacity, withReynolds.Mining Corporation is in Jamaica. However the Haiti any curtailment of the com- Reynolds recently completed in a few months. proceeding with the develop- installations are being designed pany's domestic operations in ment of its Haitian aluminum SO as to permit -a very rapid in- Arkansas. comPrésident of Reynolds Metals ject will operate at a capacity Guiana. The addition of Haiti dients are added in the proces menced operation and is expect Company, announced today that less than the current production as a source will not result in sing. ed to be up. to fuli capacity, withReynolds.Mining Corporation is in Jamaica. However the Haiti any curtailment of the com- Reynolds recently completed in a few months. proceeding with the develop- installations are being designed pany's domestic operations in ment of its Haitian aluminum SO as to permit -a very rapid in- Arkansas. one reserves. This announce crease in operations whenever When the new type of Caribment was made upon the return industry conditions warrant. bean bauxite was discovered from Haiti of Mr. Walter L. Reynolds' principal deposits in during World War II serious Rice, President of Reynolds Min Haiti are located about 80 miles questions were raised by, the ing Corporation, who conferred from Port au Prince, Haiti, near Munitions Board Monoscle and by indusA PLEASANT STOP with: His Excellency Paul Ma- the port of Miragoane. A natu- try as to the usability of this ON YOUR ROAD TO KING gloire, President of Haiti. ral protected harbour provides ore. On the basis of research CHRISTOPHE'S CITADELLE Mr. Rice stated that the Pre- deep water which will accom- and pilot plant operations exWhen you come to Cap-Haitien en route to mighty sident of Haiti had assured him modate the largest modern self tending over a period of seven <Citadelle La Ferrière>, make your stay comfortof cooperation in the develop- unloading ore carriers similar years Reynolds proceeded with able at the new Hotel MONT-JOLI. ment of this new source of ore. to. the -S.S. Carl Schmedemans the development of its project Here awaits you a new and attractive developMr. Reynolds expressed his ap- which was constructed for Rey- in Jamaica and commenced us- ment atop Garenage Hill, overlooking a resplendent preciation of the opportunity tor nolds in England. The deposits ing the ore at its alumina plant harbour. work with the Haitian Govern- are five miles from deep water in Hurricane Creek, Arkansas in A fabulous spectacle : Right from your window ment and the Haitian people. and extend over an area along the summer of 1952., Although in our spacious and airy rooms, you may have a preReynolds Mining Corporation a plateau approximately 2.500. to this new type of ore presents view of the Citadeller in the fiery setting sun. was granted a 60-year conces: 3,000 feet above sea levell problems with respect to solusion covering the bauxite de-, The engineers have not yet bility, filtration and difficulties posits of Haiti in 1944, follow- estimated the total cost of the arising from its fine colloidal CAP-HAITIEN, HAITI ing the discovery of the ore. by project in Haiti, but it is known composition," Reynolds has prothe Reynolds geologists. Mr. that it will amount to several Rice, states that the deposits are million dollars. large and are similar in charac: Some construction equipment Speriat ter to the deposits in Jamaica has already been imported into Birth which Reynolds June Haiti Thl place'of: opened in to commence preparation Exguisite Designs 1952. A similar grade of ore of the shore site and a 12-mile "DORISMOND Superb Qualits. was also discovered in the Dom- mountain road descending from and inican MEINBERC" MAHOGANY Republic in 1944. an altitude of approximately Pantal Bldg. The installations namous in RushTSisal Reynolds' Ja- 3,000 feet. The road will be TEL: 2 6 84 maica have a rated capacity of construeted with materials capRUGS 750,000 tons per year, which is able of accommodating 30-ton These 7o the Same Most exclusive Soods are Exported otoresi currently being delivered in its trucks. Drying and loading fa: in the 2.0 GRAND RUE E NO COMMISSION PAID TO TAXI DRIVERS The installations namous in RushTSisal Reynolds' Ja- 3,000 feet. The road will be TEL: 2 6 84 maica have a rated capacity of construeted with materials capRUGS 750,000 tons per year, which is able of accommodating 30-ton These 7o the Same Most exclusive Soods are Exported otoresi currently being delivered in its trucks. Drying and loading fa: in the 2.0 GRAND RUE E NO COMMISSION PAID TO TAXI DRIVERS 22 0A000000000 22 LS-85 LINK-BELT SPEEDER AAr Yard ATTETE Shovel-CraneHAVE A LITTLE Dragline BRANDY HANDY.. MAUNEHMIRENMUMIUNN to crown thnt periect moment of pledsant cotmpanionship.Oneofmany Powerful 85 h.p. engine eccasions for drinking Hennessy. More welght-44,200 Ibs. Diesel MENNESSY Greater lifting Ibs. Safety Ropid Boom Hol R4 DCETES for service Shovel, Dragline, * * * N Trench Hoe, F Driver and Crane St o Chaia Crowd for Shovel HENNESSY sa Soles and Service Hoadquarten Dictributor in Haiti CHARLES FEQUIERE 54 Rue Roux - Tel: 3279 - 2245 l 5173 Joseph Nadal and Co., Disiribulors COCA ce e --- Page 7 --- NDAY, OCTOBER 4th 1953 *HAITI SUN> obviously false. to the national subscription. niversary of the Independence Bishop Voegeli On 7-Week In fact; at the eve of the And that was agreed. having not enough funds for Visii To United Siates 100th anniversary of the Inde- Obviously, it is nota ques- complete payment, General Nord pendence, in autumn 1903, the tion, as the confrere writes, of a Alexis generously completed the The Rt. Rev., C. Alfred Voe- wife and two small sons, to res National Association for the gentleman well provided with amount with his own money geli, Bishop of the Episcopal place the late Rev. P. D. Locke 100th Anniversary of: the Inde- greenbacks, whom General Nord and the statue was grandiously Church of Haiti, left Sunday, as Dean of the Theological Sem- pendence decided to erect in Alexis, President of the Repub- inaugurated at the Champ-de: September 27, for a seven-week inary. Father Patrick comes to January 1904, a bronze statue to lic, sent to Paris with a view to Mars in January 1904. visit' to the United States Haiti after four years as rector Dessalines through subscrip- having a statue of Dessalines Such are the rigorously acof Christ' Church, Albemarle, tions all over the territory. made; it is still less question curate facts. While in the States he will North Carolina. Already he and Through the medium of en: of a Tady who played a part in receive an honorary degree of his family have moved out to the circumstance to get a statue Today it may be fit to cast gineer Robert Holly, a Brooklyn Doctor of Laws from his alma the Seminary at Mont-Rouis, firm [United States of Americal of Ney instead of Dessalines, into shadow all an interesting mater, Upsala' College, in East where classes began Tuesday, erected afterwards at the Champ part of the past, but the Naengaged itself to do the work Orange; New Jersey, at the Six- September 29. Tady who played a part in receive an honorary degree of his family have moved out to the circumstance to get a statue Today it may be fit to cast gineer Robert Holly, a Brooklyn Doctor of Laws from his alma the Seminary at Mont-Rouis, firm [United States of Americal of Ney instead of Dessalines, into shadow all an interesting mater, Upsala' College, in East where classes began Tuesday, erected afterwards at the Champ part of the past, but the Naengaged itself to do the work Orange; New Jersey, at the Six- September 29. de Mars. All that is only mere tional Association for the 100th tieth Anniversary Convocation, Among the students at the for a previously determined fancy of the imagination and anniversary of the Indepenprice and fixed the amount of cannot on October 1. On October. 20 Seminary this year is Mr: Wil-. the first payment. Owing to the but cast discredit on the dence, for having carried out and 21, he will be in Garden liam S. Bush, of Plant City, subscriptions received the Asso- Haitians, successfully its dealings - that City, Long Island, to attend the Florida, who has just arrived to The true statue of Dessalines credit must be given toit did ciation decided to make the first meeting of the Second Province begin his studies for the priest asked WAS made thoroughly 1y the its duty, and such as itzhoald. payment for and it was of the Episcopal Church, which hood here. On the completion the Roberts Dutton. & Co. firm Brooklyn iim, a the Nation- <Le Nowvellistes Saturday, includes the missionary dioceses of his studies, he hopes to re- which forwarded by a transfer al Association for the 100th an- Sept. 26th. of the Panama Canal Zone; Puer- main in Haiti as a missionary. cable the sum, without any cost to Rico; Haiti and the Domini- The Bishop's departure pre- for the Association, and through can Republic, as well as the ceded by only a fel days that the medium of Mr. Henry Ro: States of New York and New of the Rev. and Mrs. Eric W. of Bolle asked, the de berts, that cost the Griote Jersey. Finally, on November 9 Veal. Father Veal, who was in transfer be considered its share Oecitts Olniqat Bopucimnent Store through 13 he will be present at charge of the English-speakingg Souvenirs. the meeting of the House of Bi- congregation at mystical HolyTrinity Caof the Episcopal Barbancourt shops Church, thedral and also taught part- Jane French Perfumes. enchanting m Williamsburg, Virginia. Be- time at the Seminary, will-reSwissWatehes.. feridnenouned Eween these dates, he has speak- turn to his home diocese of A1-4 engagements Haitian places New Records. De in as bany, York. RHUM ercifing widely scattered as MinneapoONE PRICE. BUT alnosa : is) Minnesota; Elizabeth City, Still Produced Dy THE RICHT PRICE North Carolina; and New York Legend To Be pity tie jamily - Returning Destroyed with.him were his miece, who had been visiting Under the title A New Des HIGH CLASS turing the summer, and the Rev. salines at Champ-de-Marss, Haiti STANDARD QUALITY Womon's P who APPAREL Detave Lafontant, will be Sun, the weekly English lan *aiti's clerical delegate to the guage newspaper, published. in? SINCE 1862 Reeting of the Second Province. its September 20th issue; con1 6 ed anst Before departing, the Bishop cerning the statue at the Maitakawot SDeponiment tStone O A the Rev. Theodore H. Barbancourt Felcomed de-Mars, information that thel Jane Satrick who arrived, with his evidence of facts proves to be Gorumea Gnonch Canape Vert Sounvemuna) A WONDERFUL BUYS YOU CANT CME - comcoenn ? 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Mr. St. Cyr on This past month's activities have been highlighted for me receiving the prize of three gal Mr. Antony St. Cyr was bomn by an interview with Monsieur Phillipe Cantave, Consul Gen: lons of select Audubon oil paint in Les Cayes the son of Dr. and eral of Haiti. and a cheque of $10 from local Mrs. Dumaine Saint-Cyr. His Monsieur Cantave is the promotor of a tour for Canadians distributor Mr Alfred de Matteis mother was the, former Chris- which will depart for Portau-Prince December for the Inde PAA 26, Fils diselosed that he was a des- tiane Fougere. the oldest daugh- pendence celebration. The Canadian Press has given this tour cendant of the famous Audu- ter of Dr. Fenimore Fougere, widespread national publicity. bon's brother Belloni Fougere. son of medical practitioner and Monsieur Cantave tells me that he receives broadcasts He traced his ancestry from pharmacist Oxilius Fougere who twice daily direct from Radio Commerce on his short wave Belloni [sometimes written Bel- was one of, Belloni's six chil- radio. At8 a.m. it may be heard at 31 metres and at 7 p.m. the oldest daugh- pendence celebration. The Canadian Press has given this tour cendant of the famous Audu- ter of Dr. Fenimore Fougere, widespread national publicity. bon's brother Belloni Fougere. son of medical practitioner and Monsieur Cantave tells me that he receives broadcasts He traced his ancestry from pharmacist Oxilius Fougere who twice daily direct from Radio Commerce on his short wave Belloni [sometimes written Bel- was one of, Belloni's six chil- radio. At8 a.m. it may be heard at 31 metres and at 7 p.m. on lony), the brother of Audubon dren. 49 meters. Other Canadians and Americans, fortunate to own short wave radios might try to get the station on their sets. E A Strange Affair Iwas pleased to note a story by Hugh B. Cave, author of -Haiti, Highroads to Adventures in August's Cosmopolitan magaUnder this title, <Le Nation- a big sum, two hundred dollars October the charlatan fora his infor- zine It is entitled The Spectre of the Jungle>, and Mr. Cave al>, in its Thursday, [to repeats his success with a tropical setting. 1st issue, published the follow- mation], it is believed. ing: Rather strange rumours' After breaking the mosaic XXXX charlatan, DISA and DATA: Madame Lucien Cantave, sister in- -law of about a *jarres (pot of money, floor, the helped by the Consul General of Haiti has left for Portau-Prince, after a buried in the ground] have been the lady and a few persons to these days near whom the secret had been re- month's stay in Ottawa. Miss Andree Andre's arrival has filled The only airline that circulating past vealed, dug such a deep hole the gap Madame Cantave's departure has made. She will study flies to Sans-Fil. every major Int the absence of her husband that the enormous stack of earth: Secretarial courses and English at the *Pensionnat Notre-Dame island in the herself become in- withdrawn annoying d'Ottawa- for the next two years. a lady let started Miss Marie Therese Dejoie will complete her studies on fluenced by a charlatan: who heighbours and passers-by. hinted to her that there were All those preparations were Canadian exportation and importation methods shortly, and rethree -jarres. under her house. carried out with shut doors, turn to Haiti at the beginning of October. Hear that Reverend Allan McFarlane of Haiti is now RecOf course "she must have pajds But the works Tasted too long. Cwibbeon The father-in-law of the lady in- tor of the Anglican Pope Cathedral in Regina, western Canada. tervened and with the help of He sends his best to friends and family at home. S Pan American has over 100 TOPS EM ALL to XXXX weekly-more than stick flights his brought everybody other reason. The quack fled. The Seems that a trip to Haiti as an open passport to enumerable any the Caribbean airline-through area. Choose naivety of certain people really invitations from others who have also visited this paradise. Mlle your day and departure goes too far. Juliette Boisvert, who spent 5 months in Haiti last year has in- hour to a dozen enchanting sisted that we get together eto talk about Haitis as has Dr. island vacation spots. Pan HAITIJAMAICA COLLEGES Jules Thebaud, and other genial Haitians Miss Boisvert would American's vast Caribbean TO MEET IN DECDMBER like to say <bon-jours to some of her Haitian friends at the network takes you to St. Louis de Gonzague Col- Hotel Excelsior via this column: They include, Miss Flambert, one and all. lege of Port au Prince is plan: Mrs Rousseau, Mr. Bervin, Mr. Thermidor, Mr. Gutchins, Mr. a NORTH COAST VIRGINIA - ning a sport meeting with St. Savini and Captain Rozier. PAA has frequent daily George's College, Kingston, Ja- Residing at Alymer, Ontario, are two sons of ex-president flights. It's just a few hours maica, December 14th through Elie. Gonzague Col- Hotel Excelsior via this column: They include, Miss Flambert, one and all. lege of Port au Prince is plan: Mrs Rousseau, Mr. Bervin, Mr. Thermidor, Mr. Gutchins, Mr. a NORTH COAST VIRGINIA - ning a sport meeting with St. Savini and Captain Rozier. PAA has frequent daily George's College, Kingston, Ja- Residing at Alymer, Ontario, are two sons of ex-president flights. It's just a few hours maica, December 14th through Elie. Lescot. One is working at Bradings Breweries while the flight between Caracas, Cicacettes 23rd The old rivals: will meet other is working on an experimental farm. Maracaibo, Barranquilla again in Jamaica. Doctor Vilfort Blauvoir, ex-minister of Exterior Relations and any point in the of Haiti is in Hull, Quebec with his wife and daughter Mathilde Caribbean. Convenient made Splondid connections can be at THE DOOR OPENS, AND Miss Blauvoir is studying sla bibliotheques at the Univer- Barranquilla for Panama THE PARAMOUNT IS FULL sity of Ottawa. and Central America, or THE FINEST When *Lasi Porté s'Ouvres Entertaining at one of Montreal's exclusive French Res- south to Medellin and Adding Machines 2 jopened at the Paramount thea- taurants, La Tour Eiffel is Carmen Margron of Haiti. Clients are Bogota. Calculating Machines ter this week it was necessary delighted with his Haitian chansons. CARIBBEAN CIRCLE TRIP Cash Registers for the management to close the See you soon, mes amis. Miami, Havana, Montego door as long before curtain Bay, Kingston, Port au tme the theater was full. As BOOK TO APPEAR SOON Rector of the University of Prince, Ciudad Trujillo, San / Juan, New York and return said a daily, black mar- Mission to. Havanas is Haiti. all for just $212.40(U.S.). grabbed the opportunity book of Mr. Antoine Bervin, Available in either l to make a fat profit by reselling which will appear soon. SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES direction and from any M L tickets at a high, price, They re- The 'signing of the book will Over 500 candidates passed point on route. , port that at last Sunday show take place tomorrow. October the admission exams at the Ly-11 * forty 3 gourdes tickets resold 5th, at 5 p.m.. at the Musee des cee, Antenor Firmin under the Wa Fors reservations for ten gourdes each. The mo: Beaux Arts. The ceremony will supervision of Mr. Clovis Bonsee your Travel Agent of vie is, concerned with discrimin: be sponsored by their Excellen- homme, director of the Lycee. PAN AMERICAN jation. cies Pierre Liautaud, Secretary :0: HORLD AIRWAYS THE of State for Foreign Affairs and AMERICAS TO PUBLISH WORLD'S MOST NATIONAL CASH DOGS FOR SALE Francisco de Arce y Pilon, Am- ARTICLE ON CAP HAITIEN EXPERIENCED AIRLINE REGISTER CO. Three male pure-bred Dach- bassador Extraordinary and The Americass, a glossy ma- Rue Dantes Destouches and Port-au-Princ Agent i Haiti: Telephones: 3451 2822 yshunds for sale. Imported par- Minister Plenitopentiary of Cuba gazine published by Pan AmeLOUIS DECATREL & SONS ents. A. K C, Registered litter, to Haiti. The introduction will rican Union in Washington with Save time and money - use P.O-Box 596 jApply Haiti Sun. be made by Mr. Luc Grimard, distribution and prest tige e Air Mail and Air Parcel Post --- Page 9 --- SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4th 1953 <HAITI SUN, the benefit of one class of peo- - HEROS OF INDEPENDENCE L ple. The Emperor wished that In anticipation of the Amniversary Celebrations which com- justice be the common denominmence on New Year's Dayrthe Haiti Suns will publish from ator for: all the Haitian people week to" wee) short notes On Great Figures and Great Moments and that slavery, ended to the tn Haitian history before and after 1804, taken from aoritings of detriment of the white oppresthe leading authorities. 4th 1953 <HAITI SUN, the benefit of one class of peo- - HEROS OF INDEPENDENCE L ple. The Emperor wished that In anticipation of the Amniversary Celebrations which com- justice be the common denominmence on New Year's Dayrthe Haiti Suns will publish from ator for: all the Haitian people week to" wee) short notes On Great Figures and Great Moments and that slavery, ended to the tn Haitian history before and after 1804, taken from aoritings of detriment of the white oppresthe leading authorities. Today we present <Hommage to the sorS, remain abolished in fact Emperors Dy Jean Brierre, [October 17, 1951] ably translated bu and in law against all the sorDr. Paul Perigord. did interests bequeathed by the HOMMAGE T0 THE after an inquiry lead by Inginac, colonist to his children. EMPEROR had been razed. The Emperor Pitiless toward those who The duel between the rich opposed any policy which put would have restored slavery in free blacks or mulattos and the the interests of a few above the capital at the moment when great nameless masses, this ter: that of the essential interests of the wind was filling with hope rible duel had broken out be- the masses. the sails of the pirate, Leclerc. tween those who had been free The verification of the titles Pitiless towards the jackals of EMPEROR DESSALINES and the negroes who had noth- of property had started despite this colony who during cening, because they were the slaves all the obstacles brought against turies had grown- fat on the tore off from the flag of oppros sacred shrine? of yesterday, without rights, this measure of enormous social blood, sweat and tears of the sion waves this morning at the The host of fallen heros rises slaves, he showed a brotherly mast of the garrison on the everywhere and escorts you without hopes and without pro- importance which, if it hadi been realized under would interest in the Poles. He had South lurking in the thickets of from Damiens to Chancerelles. perty. This fruitless struggle Dessalines, which we call, because of the have changed the whole econo- protected many a Frenchman, Pont Rouge. What voice calls you SO imperilocation of the battlefield, the mic and democratic structure given asylum to English and The peasants of Arcahaie ously that you dare not resist War of the South, and which, of the country. For the Empe- Americans, but, vigilant leader have begun the day singing an its appeal? considering only the outward ror knew that the foundations that he was, conscious of the almost funeral song. And the The horizon does not conceal of the the of the hour and of all drum of the blacks beats its sad- any squadron. The ships of Miappearance and not the essenrights of former dangers tial elements, we have called slaves, his comrades of misery the powers, foreign as well as dest rhythm' this morning of randa, objects of your deep solthe struggle between the North and of struggle, must, be laid, local, allied against his life, he October 17, 1806. licitude, have already left Jachad denied them political rights. mel and sail toward their desand the South and the tearing even though drastic measures apart of the colony between the and violence might have to be At six o'clock in the morning, Whither do you hasten thus, tiny blacks and the mulattoes, was résorted to, and they. must be this fateful 17 of October, the rider faster than the wind. But, in the early morning in reality the conflict between affirmed not only by laws, troops of the South bivouac at What hands will be powerful wind which bends the canefields, those with property against the which might remain a dead let Pont Rouge. They are tired enough to check the frantic pace it is Duclos <en Empereurs who legitimate aspirations of the ter, but by acts. The Emperor men who do not know that they of your charger? Who will give scents the heavy odour of murgreat number who had nothing. 17 of October, the rider faster than the wind. But, in the early morning in reality the conflict between affirmed not only by laws, troops of the South bivouac at What hands will be powerful wind which bends the canefields, those with property against the which might remain a dead let Pont Rouge. They are tired enough to check the frantic pace it is Duclos <en Empereurs who legitimate aspirations of the ter, but by acts. The Emperor men who do not know that they of your charger? Who will give scents the heavy odour of murgreat number who had nothing. had condemnèd the feroctty of have been brigaded in the camp you a cup of glory to drink in- der on the hands of the comInc Grimard. the double-faced planters who of the enemy and that they are stead of the chalice of bitter- mander. It is Duelos who sudThe dawn is spotted with had thought they could take to shortly to fire on their own ness which is being prepared for denly knew he was going to blood and rises L tragic curtain their own exclusive benefit the friends. you, yonder, by hands armed by gamble with his life for the ecoon. the most pathetic drama of soil conquered by men marked The foaming and restless the smugglers of Campeache nomic independence, that necesour history. It is the 17th of with the irons of servitude and horse of the Emperor scents wood, and traffickers in plots sary corollary of political indeOctober, 1806. The Emperor who, bare-footed in the forests the drama. It feels itself car- of ground and guildives. pendence, of his country. had left' Marchand about four of Saint Domingue, had won ried irresistibly by a superior What corner stone are you You know that before his o'clock in the morning. He tra- the final battle against political force and charges into the morn about to lay of an eternal and Continued On Page 12 velled wrapped in a suffocating imperialism based on economic ing bathed in light with the silence He was: not the only greed, legendary courage of the chief one who had not slept that He addressed nimself to them who has never known fear. night in Haiti. The Southern in these terms: I know very Maybe it feels in some confused ) factions had not closed their well that the people of the way the grating of the portals the wood FAUT-IL eyes, for of the Cam- South wish to rise against me. of history. € peache which had been cut and do mot fear them. I am wait- The peasants of Arcahaie beC CHANGER? was to have been shipped un- ing for them to make camp in lieve they have been running by a lawfully against the interests of order that I may devastate a moment ago, a flame with a the masses, was burning on all them, These are unworthy citi- human face riding a phantom the roads from Cayes to Jere- zens. They sacrifice everything steed. They have rubbed their mie. The Emperor had ordered to their own interests, they eyes. How could it be: It is it burned. The Emperor prohi- wish everything for themselves midday They ponder : bited the exploitation of the and nothing for the others. But <It is not a man.> He has left people and opposed_the preten- I await them fearlessly. I will behind him only a smell of powtions of a handful of rich men make them réturn many proper der., *The hoofs of the horse to govern by the, old colonial ties taken through procedures flashed lightning., eIt must be method il enemy of all human which bad faith and complacen- a God., dignity cy have permitted. I see that Peasants of Arcahaie, you have The <guildivess. rum distil- they are aroused, but what of seen for the last time the creaEUS leries, which certain unscrupul- it ! tor of the national flag and the - ous people, protected by local Actually the independence Emperor. For the strip of cloth ATLAS authorities had taken by fraud had not been brought about for which his bloody hand yesterday Serving Haiti For Mo re Than 30 Years Time &" Life BOOK STORES The Leading American MAGAZINE Are Now On Sale Al All haie, you have The <guildivess. rum distil- they are aroused, but what of seen for the last time the creaEUS leries, which certain unscrupul- it ! tor of the national flag and the - ous people, protected by local Actually the independence Emperor. For the strip of cloth ATLAS authorities had taken by fraud had not been brought about for which his bloody hand yesterday Serving Haiti For Mo re Than 30 Years Time &" Life BOOK STORES The Leading American MAGAZINE Are Now On Sale Al All --- Page 10 --- KHAITI SUN> SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4th 1953 PAA INCREASES reserved basis which, coupled AGADEMIE DES CARGO FLIGHTS with timetable operation, as- GASTRONOMES sures definite delivery dates. To give Haiti cooking a boon, Clipper cargo service between The increase in service to San to check on the products of proDinner Dances thé United States and the Ca- Juan and Caracas follows a sur- jects fostered by the United Naribbean is being stepped up to vey of aircargo transportation tions and to improve on the handle a growing volume of needs by cargo officials of waist line, a grandious lunchshipments. PAA's Latin American Division. eon was held at El Rancho MonPan American World Air- Tivo days a week, the Miami day noon. After at partaking in ways is increasing its all-cargo San Juan cargo Clippers stop at all things Haitian the gentry flights between Miami, San Camaguey, Cuba; Port au mellowed by fine wines and Juan. Puerto Rico, and Caracas, Prince, Haiti, and Ciudad Tru- rums formed the exclusive Venezuela, from two to ten a jillo Dominican Republc. Three *Academie des Gastronomes. Hotel Ibo Lele week. days a week, the Clippers fly It's counterpart in France is Another round trip flight is non-stop. centuries old and limited to E and frum 8 being added between New York some hundred members. Le -rY Tmesday Frida/ 2... 4a 12 p.m. and San Juan fora total of eight Back From Sugar National'ss M. W., the sole jourEvery Monday from 8 p.m. io 11 p.m. flights weekly in each direc- Conference nalist present, gave the menu RESERVE YOUR TABLE TA ADVANCE tion. Mr. Gerard Laforest of the front page coverage and was TELEPHONE: 7886 The new schedules effec- Department of Commerce re- lengthy in his approval of the tive October 1 - are flown turned last Sunday from attend- ideals of the Academie with four-engine aireraft Ship- ing the International Sugar Conments are carried on a space ference ih London. 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Leopold Sanchez, Cap Haitien, Rues A23 ALENI BAUSSAN reti 23e7 Telephone 454 2 2 sopoococor CCce 2 --- Page 11 --- SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4th 1953 <HAITI SUN, but at the request of the Hai every effort to correct this situ- the United States No Insult to Haiti. Only Regulations tian Consul were permitted to ation by having theu airline in- I trust that this letter will Explains Commissioner again go to the hotel where volved suggest to aliens. wishing fully explain the Services pothey had spent the evening and to enter the United States in sition in the disposition of apStanley Woodward, sports editor of the Miami Daily News remain there throughout the the nonimmigtant category pro- plicants made by the Haitian in an open letter to President Eisenhower published in Florida day. While at the hotel nomin- vide themselves with an appro- Soccer Team and that you will and Washington nevospapers, protested the treatment given the al surveillance was maintained priate visa, or in the event they understand' the Services posiHaitian football team tn Miami on its trip to Mezico This aveelc by a Security Officer of this Ser- desire to enter as direct tran- tion in the matter. the <Suns received correspondence from Mr. Woodavard with vice. Twelve additional mem- sits that they be apprepriately a report Ireprinted below from the Immigration and Naturali- bers. of the Socceri team arrived advisedi of the conditions of Sincerely yours, zation Service- which he forwarded without comment. at Miami as direct transit pas- such entry in advance of their sengers to Mexico on Pan Ame- departure from a place outside Commissioner, United States Department of direct transit under surveillance rican Airways Flight No. 456 at Justice while on the ground is one 3.45 P.M. on July 15th. They Immigration and Naturalization which is more or less universal- were held in the transit room Service ly followed in the countries of at the airport until they depart: the world. It is regarded as ne- ed' with the ten persons who had Washington 25, D. C. cessary for the reason that the arrived twenty-four hours earlSeptember 15, 1953. interrogation made in connec- ier on a flight leaving at 5 P.M. tion with an application for a on July 15th, Dear Senator Smathers : visa" which determines that an Further reference is made to alien's entry would not be preyour letter of July 31, 1953 with judicial to the country is not It is to be noted that all which you forwarded a letter made in the case of an alien twenty-two members of the Soc of complaint by Mr. Stanley who is proceeding in direct tran cer team 'could have entered at Woodward, Sports Editor of the sit. This procedure' was devis- the same time, that is, at 3.45 Miami Daily News; relative to ed as the result of requests P.M. on July 15th, and could the treatment accofded a Haitian made by various. airlines prior have departed at 5 P.M. the soccer team enroute to Mexico to the passage of the Immigra same day which would have ne Let ine Insurance Compam do the anorriing. early in the month ofJuly. in direct tran cer team 'could have entered at Woodward, Sports Editor of the sit. This procedure' was devis- the same time, that is, at 3.45 Miami Daily News; relative to ed as the result of requests P.M. on July 15th, and could the treatment accofded a Haitian made by various. airlines prior have departed at 5 P.M. the soccer team enroute to Mexico to the passage of the Immigra same day which would have ne Let ine Insurance Compam do the anorriing. early in the month ofJuly. Mr. tion and Nationality Act and cessitated a stay of one hour and See immediately : -NORWICH UNION, Insurance Co. Woodward is highly critical of was in effect approved by the 15 minutes in the transit hold Joseph Nadal and Co: Agents, Tel: 3486 the conduct of our Service of- Congress. in the enactment of room at the airport. It appears fice at Miami for maintaining Section 238 of the Act and in from the fact that the first. ten surveillance of the Soccer team authorizing the Attorney Gen- players arrival 24 hours in adOn sale at: Bichara. Izmerv. referred to while members of eral and Secretary of State to vance of the contemplated deDoctors have Au Lincoln, CIAPPS Bazar la the team were int Miami prior-to waive presentation of non-im- parture that the individuals con VA BADY been CLAPP'S recommanding BABY FOODS de Poste. their departure for Mexico migrant visas in the cases of cerned were not bona fide direct JF000S longer than any other Bazar National, Geor: City. those aliens. entering the Uni- transits but were nonimmigrant 3/ baby foods! ges Coles. Maison ted States under, an agreement visitors for pleasure. The SerSimon Vieux, Mme As indieated in my letter of between thel Service and an air- vice is without authority to - - $ Joseph Maglio, Bazar August 10th a report concerning line executed under the author- waive presentation of nonimmiz Edmond Phipps. this. matter was- requested of ity of Section 238. grant visa for such nonimmi CG-37 the District Director of the Sergrants seeking entry for plea: INDONIE MOURRA CORP. vice at Miami. I am now in re- I am sure that you vill un- sure. If, however, the ten in- Exclusive Distributor - for Haiti - Phone: 3513 ceipt of his report derstand the desirability of an dividuals concerned had present interview by Consular Officers ed appropriate visas issued to The District Director reports of applicants for admission to them by a Consular Officer out that ten Haitian nationals, mem- the United States which is gen- side the United States after ap0 e - bers ofa Soccer I Oth Team. arrived erally conducted in connection propriate examination am Wonder at Miami from the Port of sure that they would have en: fett with an application for a visa Prince, Haiti, on Pan American either of the immigrant or non- countered no difficulty in. obof World the Airways Flight No. 454 at immigrant categories. am also taining admission as visitors for 5.08 P.M. on July 14, 1953. None surer that you will agree: that it pleasure. N oft these individuals were in pos is desirable to impose safe: - ELAX World session of visas authorizing guards on the activities of those, As indicated above. the- Ser theme to seek admission to the individuals who arel permitted to vice is without authority to United Statesin any of the non- enter the United States waive the visa requirements esHostellerie for diimmigrant categories prescribed rect transit purposes without tablished by the Immigration DU in the Immigraiton and Na presentation of visa when there and' Nationality Act except: in: tionality Act. pleasure. N oft these individuals were in pos is desirable to impose safe: - ELAX World session of visas authorizing guards on the activities of those, As indicated above. the- Ser theme to seek admission to the individuals who arel permitted to vice is without authority to United Statesin any of the non- enter the United States waive the visa requirements esHostellerie for diimmigrant categories prescribed rect transit purposes without tablished by the Immigration DU in the Immigraiton and Na presentation of visa when there and' Nationality Act except: in: tionality Act. In liey of such has been no examination by narrowly restricted areas. which Roil Cristophe visas they presented our Ser- Consular Officers abroad. includes the authority tor waive CAP-HAITIEN vice Form. 1419 in which they jointly with the Secretary of applied for direct tran- The wdh entry in ten members of the' Soc: State in the of direct tranpritile balh case caojtm sitt to Mexico: City. cer team referred to above were sit passengers. The regulations of this Ser- admitted under this procedure Saimmespea sennia vice require that the forms re- and since, their reservations-for The Service is aware of an ferred to be signed by the ap- departure from the United isolated few cases arising unplicant for such a direct transit States were on aflight leaving, der the direct transit procedure privilege. Included in the form at 5PM. on July 15, 1953 theys which have resulted in criis information. which places the were transferred from the tran- ticism. In all instances where individual executing same on sit passenger room at the air- this' has occurred it. might not noticer that he will be under sur- port in Miami to a hotel in the have occurred if the passenger DAILY veillance while on the ground same city. On the morning of had been appropriately advised PLANE DIRECT in the United States. This. prac- July 15th they were returned to by the airline selling him transomatien Smualud any tice of maintaining an alien in the transit room at the airport, portation. We are exerting --- Page 12 --- HAITI SUN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4th 1953 FAMOUS SCULPTOR HERE ing a drum. for the States where they will breaks the silence with a single 17th of October should have left ON FOURTH VISIT On arrival in New York Leon study in great American indus- beat like a rending of the heart. their thirty pieces of silver from Destine did impossibilities to trial centers. Defilée alone bears the weight the homes of Haitian partisans First ashore from Friday af make Ti Marcel a member of of your silenced heart. A sol- who thought they could perpet: ternoon clipper was tall world the Musicians Union, wnich" NEW SHIPPING LINE dier, a demented woman and a uate the horrible regime of the famous sculptor William Carter granted him a weekly salary of horse have been the last living exploitation of man and build Wescott who was followed by $180. Ever since Ti Marce! has Haitimer, is the new ship- beings to. love the Emperor. their wealth on the misery of his wife Eleanor. Sculptor Wes- been the personification of in: ping line which will link Haiti But about ten o'clock in the others. disregarding the inaliencott here on his fourth annual discipline, protesting for no rea- with foreign ports. Mr. Dumont morning of this October 17th, able rights of the State. unquesvisit invariably follows up the son and believing that all Wo- Bellande is the agent of the new 1806, on the bridge of a ship tioned arbitor of the struggle of welcomes and introductions with men who smile at him were in line. which has just left Le Havre, interests! ahet request for coffee. He is un- love with him. two men are studying some dodoubtedly the world's largest During rehearsal the stage cuments. , protesting for no rea- with foreign ports. Mr. Dumont morning of this October 17th, able rights of the State. unquesvisit invariably follows up the son and believing that all Wo- Bellande is the agent of the new 1806, on the bridge of a ship tioned arbitor of the struggle of welcomes and introductions with men who smile at him were in line. which has just left Le Havre, interests! ahet request for coffee. He is un- love with him. two men are studying some dodoubtedly the world's largest During rehearsal the stage cuments. They are French and If this abominable act has consumer of coffee. He is pre- manager calls everyone by HEROES OF THE are named Draverman and Daux marked the threshold of our life sently consuming a gallon a day Come on, boy., Ti Marcel bang- INDEPENDENCE yon Lavaysse and their mission as a the beginning of a Aux people, at the Orchidees. ed the door and left having it Continued from Page 9 is to attempt to reestablish slav- policy opposed to Politics, ethis Mrs: Wescot is a well known that boy meant waiter and he ery in Haiti. essence, both changing and social worker in New York City. was an artist These several in- death Leclerc had armed your V Ah! that the bullets of Pont eternal, of history, the Emperor cidents have caused Leon Des- brothers. You know. that these Rouge should have been an ans- remains immortal and if it were TO ESTABLISH HAITIAN tine sO much trouble that even men without loyalty are the exe wer to Vertières, and should necessary that the wood of the SHOP IN CARIBE HILTON with the one-year contract with cutors of the testament of Roch- have torn asunder the heart of Campeache burn again on the Flying to Puerto Rico today Ti Marcel necessary steps are ambeau in this country. bronze of him who had the ne- roads of the country, it would to talk with the management of being taken to return our indis- And you, who have courted cessary courage and strength to burn. San Juan's Caribe Hilton are ciplined artist to Haiti. all hazards from the day of your be a barbarian to combat the proprietress of the Galerie des Le Nowvellistes, Frida 25th. birth until this morning so atrocious colonial barbarism ! Jean F. Brierre. Arts d'Haiti and artist Botello beautiful that it seems, a setting. Oh! that the Garats of the Le Nouvelliste, October 17, 1951. Barros The talks are in connec: NEW FOUNDATION for the Gods 2 you hold yourtion with the establishment of SCHOLARS self proudly, decked with ima Haitian work and sales shop in perishable glory, defiant In for Distinguished Beauty and Unparalleled the hotel. Mme Dora expects to Four Haitians have just been the rhythm of your blood of the Accuracy Alw ays Choose be abroad three days. awarded scholarships by the eternal rebel continues the din Point IV. They are Mr. Andre of war. How superb you are, MaTI MARCEL GIVES TROUBLE Lamarre, assistant manager of jesty, on this moving pedestal ROLE TO LEON DESTINE IN U.S. the Service of Social Organisa- which carries you as an irre- I tions: at the Labour Office, Mr. sistible wave toward its final Our great artist Leon Destine Dorleans Thomas, President of breaking. with an aim towards profession- the Customs House Workers The dazzling sun of the troal confraternity took all the ne Syndicate, and Mr. Gerard Bas- pics, always your ally, looks on cessary steps. in order that mi tien and Natanael, members of your for the last time. Marcel, the Ti Roro IL, could the Union of the syndieates, of come to the States and display Haitian workers. For, suddenly, hidden soldiers I his technique in the art of beat In November they will lcave rise up out of the shadows like animals from the thickets. The FIT FOR A KING pigmies have surrounded the god. A shot rings out. You crush the audacious one with a look. Your horse and for Chicken leaps Desquiron On SALE AT ALL BETTER GROCERY STORES. time. Marcel, the Ti Roro IL, could the Union of the syndieates, of come to the States and display Haitian workers. For, suddenly, hidden soldiers I his technique in the art of beat In November they will lcave rise up out of the shadows like animals from the thickets. The FIT FOR A KING pigmies have surrounded the god. A shot rings out. You crush the audacious one with a look. Your horse and for Chicken leaps Desquiron On SALE AT ALL BETTER GROCERY STORES. a moment you are held between heaven and earth. For a fracRUSSO FRERES : 25 Rue Roux tion of time and space your face Rouvece Le nieilleur des pneus géants! appears a sculptured medal. le @ You charge upon the traitor SZELEA Hi-Mner RIB <Do you not recognize your Emperor?, But the burst of fire Just vous dant de whichr has already killed CharSudweiser LAGERI BEER lotin Marcadieu has moistened aeate douce. : moins risques with blood the end of the tragic - d Ask une carcasse For Ret en question your words a'vuntane inégalée and last résumé élevé au TTA prix kilométrage le plus bas. le plus 4Your Emperors as if Duclos had pronounced them . are C C Bud" T mutilated on your proud, bitter Budweiser GOODYEAR and passionate lips. LAGER BEER GEsE & Dans le monde Your powerless hands drop Mnhe The World's S entier on from the bridle and there on the - porte plus' r: red soil is a corpse in your richMost Famous A pneus - and ECErR.A year que sur ly adorned uniform silde Beer seall U marque. toute ence. LNI AUTRE ECONOMIE DUE A GOODYEAR: Two large eyes full of anguish e Hi-Miler la - and remorse. those of your horse Budweiser "All Weather": possède fameuse à for de de toulement "All Wenther" de renom- - cut down are brimLAGER be mond diale qui ssure une résistance au a like you, BEER xe et une traction exceptionnelles sur ming over with your downfall ANHEUSER-BUSCH, INC.. : ST.LOUIS,MO. NEWARK, N. J. - 2-51-14F and your misery. E-4 In the plain an African drum Disiribulors: USINE A GLACE NATIONALE --- Page 13 --- SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4th 1953 <HAITI SUN> as a Point Four Technician. tennis champ, is New York New York bound Friday were Living at the Citadelle at the bound on a health trip this com- Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Montpresent time, their future home ing week, reuil, Anna Leconte. will be in the beautiful Pine :0:- :0:- Forest. Ti Lou Regnier celebrated his Brigadier General Antoine Le- :0:- fete Thursday with *sus amigos velt observed his birthday WedWNP Benito Carvalho [Ben] of de habla espanola. Ti Lou is nesday evening with a recepBeach Shell Company. is a firmly wed- taking Off for Havana and King- tion at his beautiful Petionville ded man. He wed Mlle Ericlee ston this coming week, villa. Prato Tuesday at Notre Dame -:0:- tomber LE Wednesday evening in their Cathedral. It was a 6.30 p.m, Mr. Tom Oster, manager of Petionville residenée Dominican Arrived Monday September Mr Jean Elie, leader of the ceremony. Matron of honour agency and inter lines sales of Ambassador and Mrs. evening with a recepBeach Shell Company. is a firmly wed- taking Off for Havana and King- tion at his beautiful Petionville ded man. He wed Mlle Ericlee ston this coming week, villa. Prato Tuesday at Notre Dame -:0:- tomber LE Wednesday evening in their Cathedral. It was a 6.30 p.m, Mr. Tom Oster, manager of Petionville residenée Dominican Arrived Monday September Mr Jean Elie, leader of the ceremony. Matron of honour agency and inter lines sales of Ambassador and Mrs. Jose En28, from Tangier, Spanish Mor- banana industry in Haiti, ar- was Madame Gerard Dufanal Delta-C&S who is also head of rique Aybar offered a reception roco, Architect Pierre Naudé, rived back in Port Monday from bestman was Point Four Mac Delta-C&S package tour pro- in honour of Secretary of State after 28 years away from Haiti. a business trip to the States. Brea. Reception followed at gramme, was in town first part for Foreign Affairs and Mrs. He is spending a month or two During his stay abroad Mr: Jean Pacot. The newly weds are mak- of this week inspecting hotels Pierre Liautaud. with his family brother Geor- Elie contacted Miami and New ing their home at Carrefour. for his winter and next sum- Gordon and Mrs. Stenner ges Naudé. Pierre Naudé stu- York businessmen and has, it is :0:- mer package air cruises to Hai- went to Kingston. died architecture in France, to- reported, new projects to boost Sunday morning following the ti. The hotel selected was not Pierrot Roy is opening a congether with Mr. Robert Baus- his fast-growing industry. big event, the social highlight Of disclosed by Mr. Webb, Delta- struction and electrical applisan, Max Ewald and. Ingénieur :0:- the season, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh C&S director in Haiti. ance shop opposite the RCA this Jeanton. Mr. and Mrs. Anton Kneer are Calvin Minor flew off to Jamaica :0:- month. :0: back in town. and North America on a honey- Mlle Françoise Silvera observ- At the Lycee Jeunes Filended de Albert Wiener his fete :0:- moon trip. Mrs. Minor the ed her birthday Monday with a les 10 candidates were admitted:. at the Riviera Monday. Jean Robert, Philippe and former Cynthia Polley. party <dansant at the El Ran There were 150 registrations. :0:- Paul Estime finally left for Paris cho. Continued on Page 4 The Charles Leggetts of OD Tuesday, by air after several :0:- :0:- VA are back in town, postponed departures. Mr. Christian Latortue of the Mlle Lise Cherize returned % 0:- 0:- National Bank is constellating Tuesday from spending five Roger Dreyfuss, Unesco's Gerard Faubert and Arthur to Cuba today with son Paul. months in Ciudad Trujillo with Technical Assistance Mission to Bonhomme went to the States -:0:- her sister Mrs. Albert Etheart. Liberia, is home on vacation. on a business trip Tuesday. Me Lebrun Cuvilly and daugh 0: Michaelles is the name be- :0:- stowed on the lovely new addi0: ter Raymonde Cuvilly returned On Sunday's clipper from Industrialist O.J. Brandt re- from Havana this week. Miami were Marie-Claude Rou- tion to the Mr. and Mrs. MauCaptain and Mrs. Edouard turned from business in the rice Laroche household. Denis had a housewarming par- U.S. Tuesday. :0:- main, Frances Gagneron, Angele :0:- ty at their new 2-storied home on Kurt and Mrs. Fisher return- Batroni. Marie Louise Butterlin, :0:- ed from *Michaelles is a beautiful 7the new Petionville road. Pre- Back in town visiting the De Tuesday their Central Edith Bissainthe. and a quarter first child sident and Mrs. Edouard turned from business in the rice Laroche household. Denis had a housewarming par- U.S. Tuesday. :0:- main, Frances Gagneron, Angele :0:- ty at their new 2-storied home on Kurt and Mrs. Fisher return- Batroni. Marie Louise Butterlin, :0:- ed from *Michaelles is a beautiful 7the new Petionville road. Pre- Back in town visiting the De Tuesday their Central Edith Bissainthe. and a quarter first child sident and Mrs. Magloire, daugh American archaelogical pilgrim- :0:- pound Matteises is Mlle Alice Heaton. age. of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Auguste. ters Paule and Yola, Minister Tuesday evening at Aux Co- :0:- Mom, the former Hilda Canez, Zephirin, General Levelt and :0:- saques the officers of the 1944 Life and Michaelle are doing wonder the families Reiher, Denis and Sgt. Pauline of the US Air Andre Gation, active In- promotion feted their nine yéars Michaelful. Belle pour belle, Stephen attended. The house Force arrived here yesterday by surance agent, swapped bache- Of active service? in the Haitian fathers for bonds le... All appeared to be was the work of architect en- Delta-C&S with his wife and lorhood the of holy Army under the influence of this megineer Roger Esper. two-year-old son. French Cana- matrimony in New York last :0:- dian Pauline is replacing Sgt. week. Mrs. Gation is the former :0: lodious song. Max :0: Mr. and Mrs.. Lou Wankum Saucier who returns to Texas on Rolande Rouchon of Port au Tuesday Sejourne rePrince. turned from abroad, The story delivered a beauti- [Mrs. is formerly Simone Tre- the 25th ending a three-year asgirl :0:- ful baby to Mr. and Mrs. mant of Port au Prince] return- signment here. :0:- Jean Pierre le Grand edt to Plantation Dauphin from :0: Denise Miot has returned from Lawyer Georges N. Leger reSeptember last director of the a turned weekend a 21st. Shell tour Papa, six-week of France, Swit Mlle Francine Charles ex: Washington with her mother. from week in States Company in Haiti, advises that zerland and short stop-over in changed the holy vows of matri- :0:- the chris- :0:- the new addition will be London and New York. mony with Mr. Arnold Valbrune Jamaica bound today to com- :0: in the Basilique Notre Dame plete his studies is Jean-Marie Colonel Emile Zamor and his tened Carolint Alice Stella. the Joan [nee Eckersleyl Mlle Suzanne Shrewsbury is Wednesday. Carrie of the Sacre Coeur. wife, former France Mar- Mother, clippering back to school in :0: tineau, offered a reception in and daughter are doing splenMiami today. Dr. Herve Boyer Of the Man- -:0:- honour of President Paul E. Ma- didly. :0:- agement of Economical Affairs William Smarth of Cavaillon gloire in their La Boule sum0: Gilberte Boubou Vieux is leav at the Foreign Department, and who recently received a scholar- mer residence Tuesday. Govern The stork visited the Camille ing today on business concern: professor at the Law Faculty, ship from <Sa Saintete le Pape ment officials attended. Joseph household Wednesday XII, to :0:- and delivered Michel Edouard, ing her new enterprise, the has been decorated with the or- Pie study for the priestemaison de couture.s der *Legion d'Honneurs. rank hood in Italy is flying to Rome Last evening there was an a healthy baby boy. Mom is the <Chevalier> by the French Gov-: Wednesday. opening of the season party at former Raymonde Joly. :0:- Cercle Bellevue. A number of :0: ernment. :0:- Jacques H. XII, to :0:- and delivered Michel Edouard, ing her new enterprise, the has been decorated with the or- Pie study for the priestemaison de couture.s der *Legion d'Honneurs. rank hood in Italy is flying to Rome Last evening there was an a healthy baby boy. Mom is the <Chevalier> by the French Gov-: Wednesday. opening of the season party at former Raymonde Joly. :0:- Cercle Bellevue. A number of :0: ernment. :0:- Jacques H. Bourjolly became new members were received. The Paul Cassagnol family Walter L. Bender and his new 21 years old yesterday. The :0: has been graced with the arriarrived from event was bamboched. Camile F Mitchel returned to val of Marie Cecile Paule, a baby wife Thursday Washington to take up an as- :0:- Lalue Tuesday from a visit to girl born September 23rd. Mom, signment as forester with Shada Mrs. Fritz Roy. wife of the North America. the former Rosita Bonnefil. and :0: the new addition are doing fine. Monday building material ba :0:- ron Charles Dejean and wife re- The Roland Solages household GBantancount turned from the U. S. welcomed the arrival of Carrie- :0:- ghum DRUE Philippe. a healthy baby boy. since 1862 Auguste Magloire flew to Pa- Mom is the former Lilianne REG.TRADE MARK Famous P.B ris on thè 2nd. Pierre-Louis. L --- Page 14 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4th 1953 that light which is going to fade Esso Has Fashionable Personality Of The Week somewhere And I think of the night which threatens some Inauguration Of New Local (Coniinued from Page 1) corner fo the earth. And owing Friday evening from 5 to 7 A secretary general of the DeOf Haitian German origin, niece of the well known French to the departure of that butter- the new local of Esso on the partment of Commerce. Marcel Marcelle / has a high soprano composer Paul Lacome, and a fly, there will not be any more second floor of the newly built Sylvain, replied on behalfof the voice, a very splendid musical student of some of Europe's prophorescent pollen of wings Luciani & Behrmann building Minister of Commerce. The new memory with a perfectly clear greatest, had complete faith in what gives birth to a big sun. next to the electric light com- offices will shortly be completepronounctation which is very the high soprano voice of Mar- The sun which illuminates but a pany was the center of fashion. ly alrconditioned. rare for her kind of voice: To- celle from the very first. An- few hours during the winter, is Government officials, diplomats, day and only, beginning she has other person who was sure not the one I want to talk about. members of society and com: TO STAND TRIAL 23 notes a difference of 2to 3 about the budding singer was The heavy sun brightened by a merce attended the inauguration FOR MANSLAUGHTER from the famous Lily Pons. President Magloire. After hear- summer sky, is not the one I cocktail: The childhood of the gifted ing her he became her patron mean either. I mean the sun Mr. F. H Billups, president of Augustin Charles will stand Marcelle was lined with hard- and paid for daily lessons with she is. the sun which made each Esso Standard Oil, and vice-pre- trial for manslaughter for killship. Both her mother and fa- Mme Mahy up to the present of us a power abie to escape sident Mr. W. B. Brown were ing a worker in a squabble over ther had married several times. sky, is not the one I cocktail: The childhood of the gifted ing her he became her patron mean either. I mean the sun Mr. F. H Billups, president of Augustin Charles will stand Marcelle was lined with hard- and paid for daily lessons with she is. the sun which made each Esso Standard Oil, and vice-pre- trial for manslaughter for killship. Both her mother and fa- Mme Mahy up to the present of us a power abie to escape sident Mr. W. B. Brown were ing a worker in a squabble over ther had married several times. day. Mme Mahy said he need- from the wretched mankind in town for the occasion, Man- a football in Poste Marchand late Fostering large families they ed little urging to send Mar- with that bird' which takes her ager in. Haiti, dynamic Joseph Friday afternoon September found it was a difficult task to celle abroad on a scholarship to flight. I am afraid that she Wubbold, in his inaugural ad 25th. Playing the part of a bulfeed all the mouths, and often study for a year with her for- should SOW sorrow night and dress in French told of Esso's ly boy he struck the worker little Marcelle went hungry. mer pupil Edy Woolley, a na- day. I am afraid that the great serving Haiti for more than 20 such a severe blow that death Marcelle who today counts 13 tive Haitian who is director of symphony of wings should be years, resulted. brothers and sisters, persevered the Montreal Conservatory. forgotten.- and became known as a kind Many of her numerous rela- Poet Jean Brierre was high in and devoted little girl, During tives are gifted but have not his praise Of Marcelle Saint GET THAT BRAND OEWE her school days at Pensionnat bothered to cultivate their mu- Leger as were all who heard her NOT THIS e Ste Rose de Lima her small- sical talent. The is SOOKA exception at the charity show on the eve ness and sweetness drew atten- her brother Serge who. encour- > tion and Mme Estime, wifeof of her departure for Canada. A aged by Mme Mahy, commenced a the then President of the Re- singing and today is a member publie, who had attended the of the Michel Dejean chorus. - ader same school, became her epetite RE-OPENING OF SCHOOLS * Bur 15 maman,, Mme Estime introduc- These past years Marcelle has AND COURTS TOMORROW - ed.Marcelle to: the noted French made her home with Mr. and singing teacher Mme Mahy in Dr. Paul Desmangles in St. Ge Tomorrow October 5th, all Pacot. Mme Mahy recalls her rard schools and courts of the Repub Be Garmgpane and has - parish, faithfully - 76 husband lic will be a va- % coming home and after paid daily morning calls on her re-opened, after CGuonall rone look at Marcelle exclaimcation of sme two and a half S LOKS mother before attending school, Hancussene Comenry ing: *What are you going to do At the Desmangles son Jean- months. with that little' chicken?, So the Claude daily accompanied her development of Marcelle Saint on the piano, and every Sunday Leger's voice began. Owing to amateur - artists congregate their scant means and large there and enjoy each other's brood her parents were unable talent. It was Jean-Claude Desto offer any assistance other mangles who gave her wonder than moral, so Mme Mahy, the ful accompaniment on the piano former Elizabeth de Pesquidoux, at the Casernes Dessalines fete. Aa who. came to Haiti 30. years ago Wrote professor of history Luafter. losing her voice in the cien Balmir: *And the one New York climate, gave lessons baptised Ti Zoizeau by the three times a week ito Marcelle fervour of admirers will take Design No. 268 without charge. Teacher Mahy, her flight And I think of INTERESTED IN BUILDING A HOUSE Caille Paille (Ki) Note the design number of ihis house and (Pi) ask to see the plan at Allred de Maileis Proudly Presents Fils on the Rue du Ouai. <The Merry Meringuers> See this Plan and others and-get a free / estimate of costs. , gave lessons baptised Ti Zoizeau by the three times a week ito Marcelle fervour of admirers will take Design No. 268 without charge. Teacher Mahy, her flight And I think of INTERESTED IN BUILDING A HOUSE Caille Paille (Ki) Note the design number of ihis house and (Pi) ask to see the plan at Allred de Maileis Proudly Presents Fils on the Rue du Ouai. <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 bnilding material yon From 8.30 P.M. need al the best availahle prices. RESERVATIONS SUGGESTED PHONE 2380 Tel.3770 --- Page 15 --- UNDAY, OCTOBER 4th 1953 AAITI SUN in the house, out in the yard strates that an effort in moti- TO ATTEND PRESS New Stove To Revolutionize under a little shelter and it can vating the people to help them- CONFERENCE IN The Haitian Household be made portable by building on selves has been carried out by MEXICO CITY a table. Mr: Ray who chose its leaders to the highest deContinued from Page 1 Marbial Valley for the launch- gree. It will truly go down as Messrs. Franck Magloire and ed back from a week in the ing of the smokeless stove, was one of the world's model.pro- Max Chauvet, directons of the country with the encouraging enthusiastic over the response of jects. newspapers Le Matins and <Le news that the people had egone the people in this area. He said: The smokeless stove can be Nouvelliste- .leave today for crazy> over his new smoleless The people came over the moun- made in many sizes. For a fam- Mexigo to represent Haiti at the stove. A stove simply erected tains, down the rivers, they ily, public kitchen, clinic, hos- Inter American Press Conferatno cost, only a little time and came from everywhere to help. pital or hotel. If you are inter- ence 1O be held in Mexico, the use sof a pair of hands and I never had such co-operation ested complete plans in both some clay. A great boon to the - in any project before. The peo- French and Creole are available housewife it be Mor rch Haitian. can ple know what they want and at the UN headquarters on the made with an oven to bake need in Marbial. It demon- Exposition. Makes The bread or roast a chicken, with Meal Jall the conveniences of a modern cooking range. The stove is called smokeless, explained first Housewives in Marbial discover Oparci Luther Ray, because it was used, in India [where today they how easy it is to fire and cOoi RIT nave millions] and carried the on a smokeless stove. they are smoke. out of the house by a delighted. Monsrche lelfinglylender Golden Corn nuggelsof chimney projecting through the The smokeless stove cuts the sweel and garden fresh. Foof leaving the interior-of ther household budget by dispensing house much cooler and clean: with the use of charcoal. Any smelling. fuel such as palm, fronds, sticks, grass, leaves can be used. United Nations Techmioal Assistance Ezpert demonIt saves one half of the amount strating to Tural leaders in the vicinity of Marbial nly choice, selected fruit B. F. Goodrich of fuel that is consumed in an how to build a smolceless stove. fully "sun-ripened" on ihe open fire, and half of the heat tree king readyio dessert serve. fit fora UNTVERSAL generated by the fuel which PRESIDENT ATTENDS DOMINICAN TENOR Truck and normally leaves an open fire, SUNDAY MASS AT LIMONADE SCORES SUCCESS HERE Tractor Tires andi Boes off into the atmosHandsome Dominican tenor phere to make Haiti still hot Last Sunday morning His Ex- Guarionex Aquino, with a voice far ter. build a smolceless stove. fully "sun-ripened" on ihe open fire, and half of the heat tree king readyio dessert serve. fit fora UNTVERSAL generated by the fuel which PRESIDENT ATTENDS DOMINICAN TENOR Truck and normally leaves an open fire, SUNDAY MASS AT LIMONADE SCORES SUCCESS HERE Tractor Tires andi Boes off into the atmosHandsome Dominican tenor phere to make Haiti still hot Last Sunday morning His Ex- Guarionex Aquino, with a voice far ter. cellency the President, Mme Ma- that needs no microphone, thrill HEAVY SERVICE gloire and members of the fam- ed: Cabane Choucouners last oted for pure, whale Said.expert Ras: *This. stove ily flew to Limonade for the OC- Saturday night with his <Granfreshfruitf Ratpes packed is designed for cooler days for casion of the benediction of the ada> and other *hermosas canthe So quickly fresh fruit allthe is retained. Havorof the housewife, giving her al Ste Philomene chapel which he ciones, and did as well on the chance to. tidy up and modernize has just repaired. air Sunday momning at the Radio the kitchen, cut the expensive The visit of the Chief of State Haiti's radio theater. Brought onardi charcoal out of the budget. keep: was unofficial, However, as soon here by Radio Haiti who are R the dirt and soot out of the as. his plane landed the popu- observing their 18th anniversary i tus @ food. Different openings on top lation went to greet him. The and first anniversary of radio Monarch & of the new stove allow the cook President spent the morning in theater, chesty Sr Aquino goes sed to fin product tender from and, various degrees of heat de: Limonade, travelled back to Cap on Radio theatre again this treat sweet, io Aavortal eat. eN peas. sired.. It costs nothing, only a Haitien in the afternoon and ar- morning. fact R little time In it is like rived in Port au Prince at 5.30 playing with mud ples, it isso p.m. the same day, BRIGHTER DAYS AT Jonzrea easy to build It can be built THE RUE DU CENTRE a The SIPP has decided to show BURTE each week a movie to inmates Distributors : of the national penitentiary on fruit. elreshing, untform.halyesin cool delightful WILLIAM NARR, the rue du Centre. They, intend fancy cious asa heavy dessert. syrup. . splen DeliPori au Prince to install a radio in the prison didifor salads.. RAYMOND LAROCHE, yard to enable convicts to folCap-Haitien "ow radio broadcasts during hoose, Monarch and be M. DESQUIRON Succrs, their leisure hours. It is report mi a always serve Jérémie ed that these are the first of JEAN BOURGEOIS, the series of steps the governAux Cayes ment is going to take to im: nitely lighesh liner sMer 100 Years deliOUCARD & CO., Jacmel prove the peniteniary. regime in 1853-1953. ALPHONSE ARTEAGA The Smokelgss completèd and ready to go to work. Haiti. Monarch Gonaives. don't say dutch beer" but always: NEKEN'S 'Heineken N a Beer' the best beer of all dutch beers 1 CURACAO TRADING COMPANY --- Page 16 --- <HAITI SUN2 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4th- 1953 Hollywood Action Movie Choucoune advises that the new Dr. Athemas Bellerive, Direc: To Be Shot Here hotel will be opened towards tor General of the Department Continued from Page 1 the end of Octobe.r of Public Health, is building a for the 5 to 6 weekn shooting. KEN'S 'Heineken N a Beer' the best beer of all dutch beers 1 CURACAO TRADING COMPANY --- Page 16 --- <HAITI SUN2 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4th- 1953 Hollywood Action Movie Choucoune advises that the new Dr. Athemas Bellerive, Direc: To Be Shot Here hotel will be opened towards tor General of the Department Continued from Page 1 the end of Octobe.r of Public Health, is building a for the 5 to 6 weekn shooting. new clinic. Lawyer Edouard Cassagnol, the film-man's legal adviser, mentioned that the Tourist Office was giving their full cooperaEI Rancho tion and that among the 250 Hai tian extras Ti Roro and the Ma- - caya troupe will star, Famed The four and a half thousand ton freigluter of the spearfisher and cameranan Phil A is Nash is technical adviser of the Dutch Line, S.S. Triton seen from Jacmel sitting underwater scenes. on the outer coral reef ofthe bay Freighier Refloated To Undergo AMBRICAN AMBASSADOR Repairs At Curacao Dry-dock MEETS THE PRESS Continued from Page 1 In the crystal clear water at Thursday aftermoon at 5 the English Bay near Aux Cayes di- very democratic American Am: bassador Tasco Hotel hundred and thirty, tons of flour, vers from the tug Cable spent Mr. Roy Davis cargo in No. 2 hatch, was lost. two days welding a new plate welcomed the press at his resiOther cargo destined for Haiti over the hole made by the coral dence in Bourdon. Ambassador was transferred ashore to gov- reef under the ship's water line. Davis thanked the press for and after Mr. their warm reception and he Dinner ernment warehouses, Watson, Lloyd's surveyor, inspection is being transhipped returned to Kingston. Jamaica, called the moment, the presentaby the Dutch' Line to its des- Saturday after supervising the tion of his <lettres de creancez V tination. entire operation. to the Haitian press. Dancing Mr. Felix Magloire, of / - ) dean SOUTH HAS STRONG WIND damaged heavy seas and Etb by, the the journalists replied to AmA strong wind this past week roofs of houses were carried bassador Davis mentioning the considerable away. T caused damage in LonoEa good impression the AmbassaDrthes the south. 200,000 banana and dor had already created. fruit trees were reported blown NEW BUS LINE a Ouech, new bus oTuahta down in Grand'Anse, Cayes, Co- A line started operat OPEN LETTER teaux, Nippes and the south ing last Saturday between BoFA M M MEDHESDAS:IRIDAIS west area. A Jeremie ship was losse and Hasco. Vendredi, 2 octobre 1953. Au Directeur du journat eLe Nationals Don't waste radio pleasure! Monsieur le Directeur. BUY a Philips now! J'ai Vavantage de vous infor- <The Best Quality Cement at the Lowest possible costs mer qua a été porté a ma COnHave got an old radio? naissance que mon nom ne fi ALLEN & as BAUSSAN. Then.y 35 don't get'a much pleasure out of radio as you gure pas sur la liste de ceua qui ought to gett ont contribué a la réclisation de offer their N a a sibilities Compare AND the reception THE TONE poslédition spéciale du journal en 0 of-your of Philips old set set with from those the créole *Konnésans-, liste quia, deiear PHILIPS CAété publiée dans rédition du ven VALCADE 1952/ 53 series. & as BAUSSAN. Then.y 35 don't get'a much pleasure out of radio as you gure pas sur la liste de ceua qui ought to gett ont contribué a la réclisation de offer their N a a sibilities Compare AND the reception THE TONE poslédition spéciale du journal en 0 of-your of Philips old set set with from those the créole *Konnésans-, liste quia, deiear PHILIPS CAété publiée dans rédition du ven VALCADE 1952/ 53 series. Buy one now: so that you dredi 2 octobre de votre journal. TO PONCE allt ther radio enjoyment Comme on le soit, je fais par : which you are 'entitled! - tie de. ceuz qui ont été versé la - somme de cing dollars [S51, eti d'autres grands journaua de @ la capitale ont mentionné le fait. UN La supresston de mon nom pour d rait porter atteinte a la personne S BX 526 A COxON qui a recueills les Jonds. Je 94LB "Rimlock" calves vous saurais gré de bien vouloir SRA 8 functions. New Arbolite" "cabinett beaurectifier Perreur. CEMENTO "i Efficient clinate proof suppression for troublefree of sideband operation. splash. Avec Vezpression de mes sall tations les meilleures, Philips again Bernard Diederich bring new tone to radio PHIUPS HOTEL CHOUCOUNE IN BAGS OF 42 1/2 PORTLAND CEMENT TO STANDARD HYDRAULICKgS NET 6 PLY OPEN END OF OCTOBER OFFICE: MTTC BLDG. Distributor in Haîti : CURACAO TRADING CO. The management of the hotel Port-au-Prince Tel: EXPOSITION 2387 FAMOUS THROUGHOUT SHOES THE WORLD Bata FOR EVERY OCCASION Haiti over the hole made by the coral dence in Bourdon. Ambassador was transferred ashore to gov- reef under the ship's water line. Davis thanked the press for and after Mr. their warm reception and he Dinner ernment warehouses, Watson, Lloyd's surveyor, inspection is being transhipped returned to Kingston. Jamaica, called the moment, the presentaby the Dutch' Line to its des- Saturday after supervising the tion of his <lettres de creancez V tination. entire operation. to the Haitian press. Dancing Mr. Felix Magloire, of dean SOUTH HAS STRONG WIND damaged heavy seas and Etb by, the the journalists replied to AmA strong wind this past week roofs of houses were carried bassador Davis mentioning the considerable away. T caused damage in LonoEa good impression the AmbassaDrthes the south. 200,0 banana and dor had already created. fruit trees were reported blown NEW BUS LINE a Ouech, new bus oTuahta down in Grand'Anse, Cayes, Co- A line started operat OPEN LETTER teaux, Nippes and the south ing last Saturday between BoFA M M MEDHESDAS:IRIDAIS west area. A Jeremie ship was losse and Hasco. Vendredi, 2 octobre 1953. Au Directeur du journat eLe Nationals Don't waste radio pleasure! Monsieur le Directeur. BUY a Philips now! J'ai Vavantage de vous infor- <The Best Quality Cement at the Lowest possible costs mer qua a été porté a ma COnHave got an old radio? naissance que mon nom ne fi ALLEN & as BAUSSAN. Then.y 35 don't get'a much pleasure out of radio as you gure pas sur la liste de ceua qui ought to gett ont contribué a la réclisation de offer their N a a sibilities Compare AND the reception THE TONE poslédition spéciale du journal en 0 of-your of Philips old set set with from those the créole *Konnésans-, liste quia, deiear PHILIPS CAété publiée dans rédition du ven VALCADE 1952/ 53 series. Buy one now: so that you dredi 2 octobre de votre journal. TO PONCE allt ther radio enjoyment Comme on le soit, je fais par : which you are 'entitled! tie de. ceuz qui ont été versé la somme de cing dollars [S51, eti d'autres grands journaua de la capitale ont mentionné le fait. UN La supresston de mon nom pour d rait porter atteinte a la personne S BX 526 A COxON qui a recueills les Jonds. Je 94LB "Rimlock" calves vous saurais gré de bien vouloir SRA 8 functions. New Arbolite" "cabinett beaurectifier Perreur. CEMENTO "i Efficient clinate proof suppression for troublefree of sideband operation. splash. Avec Vezpression de mes sall tations les meilleures, Philips again Bernard Diederich bring new tone to radio PHIUPS HOTEL CHOUCOUNE IN BAGS OF 42 1/2 PORTLAND CEMENT TO STANDARD HYDRAULICKgS NET 6 PLY OPEN END OF OCTOBER OFFICE: MTTC BLDG. Distributor in Haîti : CURACAO TRADING CO. The management of the hotel Port-au-Prince Tel: EXPOSITION 2387 FAMOUS THROUGHOUT SHOES THE WORLD Bata FOR EVERY OCCASION