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VOL. VI Port-au-Pr;ncc. Haiti SUNDA-Y NOV. 17th. 1957 No. S



$4 Million Development


Loan To Be Raised


,UNESCO Delegate
On Mission Here
Charged with the mission o'
studying the me-hods employe-d
in the domain of education here
Dr. Gustavo Zakrzewski, UNES-
CO specialist in statistic arrived
on"Monday. He began consultinri
with authorities, next day. with
regard to the plans for a vast
project to encourage the exten-
sion -of primary education in
Latin-America. UNESCO w i I I
furnish technical aid foir such a
project.
Mr. Zakrzewski who visited
the Monetary Exposition at the
Foreign Office, left Friday, after
contacts with the Department of
National Education and the Hai-
tian Insiitute of Statistics.They de-
S-cided that Haitian experts would
be given scholarships to perfect
htheir technique inm fEreign uni-
9S'versities and cente-s.

Haiti Invited
"r To University
t: Congress in Chile
: -The University of Haiti has
iibqen formally invited to parti-
t.'Cipate in the Latin American
University U n i o m Congres.3
,: which is to be held next Janna
;-ry, at Santiago da Chili.
T. hThe Congress is sposaured by
It;the University of Chili and tha-
'.:.Union. Several countries of.
r South and Central America are
I expected to send delegates to
iLthe -'ay confab which opens
IJanuary 20th.
Among the problems on thl
'a' will be the question of
..4iber cultural exchange bet-
5weeti the countries encouraging
llilversity %. missionsor artistic
igrfUps of the theater and the
bmet.
; ;


The Government has an-.
nounced its intention.of float-'
ing a Four M.Ulion Dollar De-
velopment Loan on the foreign
market.


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$500.000 Budget


For Tourist Dept.
- HAITI'S new Department of Tourism will be backed
bi a budget of at least half a million dollars as the Gov-
eminent moves to make it thli country's No. 1 Industry
the ,Sun, learned this week.

S Meanwhile smiles were back on the. aces of hotehliers as most of
them reported encouraging advance bookings for the coming Winter.
The flow of early arrivals was already in progress and this advance
guard was loud in its satisfaction that peace had returned to Haiti.


NEWf MINISTER WILL SPARK
TOURIST DRIVE


CALIFORNIANS COME

The Capital's Free Port
i area was also reporting an
upturn in business as the


T p a first of the season's cruise
The proposal was, given print.
rity reading this week before ,*,sips began to arrive.
both Chambers 'of Congress This week 434 Californians drop-
which voted theb- approval, de- .ped in at Port-au-Prince as part
caring that such a project w\a of a jaunt to see what the sun
a matter of urgency. looks'like in the Caribbean. It was
the first big trip of the 'kind by
The ubject of the loan, as de- people who usually go to the Pa-
tailed id the Gove-nnment's pros cific for their winter cruising. -
pectus. is to carry out certain They came on the Norwegian-
necessary urgent pu--.lic work.; American liner -Bergensfiord',
indispensable to the economic and included a considerable num-
development of the country. her of Shrineht, headed by Their
TtPotentate.. The' cruise was a
The works referred to will falc chartered one and arrived at Haiti
under the Ministries of Public froaip New York by way of Trinidad
Works Transport and Conrtai-l Nthe Virgin Islands, and Jamaica-
nications. Aglricultures. Natural Mr. Jean MAGLOIRE. 'left n ew )ttYicror .fo" Tur,st Ue'e-O' "-u, vAnd this has been the best visit.
Ressources and Rural Develop- chats with Mi'. Laniartine HONORAT, Chief~of the President's Private up to now,. Potentate Billis -Said.
mienL ,. Ca hiet during a rccqnt ceremony at the National Office oft.l'urislI. ISo this iB haili, of which We iNave
I ",iv : ",. "i heard so much? TweLve hiturs' as-.
be t r, op yer d hat.J-Weres" .%et-upDearten ofW rist develomnweran Wee'aifdrn in usu odallyof't uh
bi for 1 ers ern itrs et-iip'iiejartinent of Toutrist development w-ere anohedCalifdrnhian usually go to the P17-


at the rate of 5-1. 2% per annum.
It will, be issued in denomJna-
tions of $1.000.bearer bonds.

Principal and interest will be
tax-free. '
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The slum section on the wati
will be effaced from the Capita
in his message to the Nation -
Sunday. I
He spoke at, 1:00 P.M., amnou
National Bank of Haiti was imp
were,'encoutaging and that exp
the demand .from foreign marl
-ification of production and the
cial policy abroad.


::* FROLIC in the sun at Carrefour Raymond
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'oy the Government tins weeK. cific -Hawaii. and they like but
The Department of Tourism will plan the development of this year we decided to come East'
the tourist program findiflg practical solutions of such pro- and South.. And we have not
blemns as communications, urban development, hygiene and regretted it.. -'
sanitation, the hotel industry, folklore, the organization of The .Ber g fjord-, and new
gamines and sports,' industrial production. / and I xriously appointed vessel
-- -..... It will also collect statistical s4iledfrom Port-au-Prince at mid-
data in collaboration with other night.
ll o T l specialized institutions. I--- -_-- -- -1_
i ,Go -- Th. The program calls for propa-
ganda at home and. wide terms MARCELTHEBAUD
ellss Natioll or references in GtownandounN CHARGE
try planning, together with the OF 0. D. A. ,
erfrout, known as (La Saline., organization of carnivals and fes Mr .Marcel Thebaud, ,Eigin-
I, President Duvalier promised rivals all designed not only to neri has been provisionlon ap-
prom ,* ise oh. .y pointed to the direction of ODV
iver a national hook-up, last attract foreign visitors but to Apite r n isation f D-
,.. A-.--the Organlsation for the De-
make their stay as lengthy and A-pe th A rstionf t t D-
velopment of the Artibonite Val
Inoal as possible.
ncing that the situation of the enjoyable as possible. ley-- according to a Govern-
roving, that the fiscaltreceiptsded Department will be hda- merit announcement this week.
ovig,ded by a Director General and
ports had been resumed with an 'Assistant Director General
kets encouraging to the diver- who wilI be provided with a corn The appoiriment follows LkW
i T'npiotalinn f nir pi~ipr- -resignation of the members oi'
Reorientation of our commer- petent staff including artists resignation of the members, ot
and musicians. the Administration Council, the1
and musicians. announemensaid.
Measures have .already been Attached to the Department si
taken to expand the tourist indus-I will be an Honorary Advisory- -- .- -
to- which has been affected by ad- Council whose members will be
verse propaganda over the past appointed by the President ol Orthopedic Celnter
few months, the President also, the Republic. Persons w i t hFor Ca -Haitien
said. specialist knowledge in the ma- a e
Sny branches of tourist activities., The first stone of an Orthope.
Tifle Chief of Natipn further such as those indicated above, die Center to be attached to
stated that International Mlonetary --- -- IDASH at the Cap was laid on
Fund has placed the necessary Saturday last week by D--. Jac-
credits at the disposal of the Re- King of the WorW quee Fourcand, Under-S-creta-
public for the protection of tihe sy Haiti Visit of Labour and Social Welfa-
solidity of the national currency. Srj, who visited Cap Haitian tar
This year the situation had wor- Was a Success the purpose.
sened and the problem of the NEW-YORK.- Bishop Homer A. Dr. Pourcand also visited the
scarcity of the dollar presented Tomlinson, self-styled 4King of heavily populated quarter of tLa-
an acute condition, and Haitian the Worlds, returned to his home Fossettez, where a new Workers'
currency had been threatened, here with the news that his trip City will be constructed.
&Disaster showed its grimacing to Haiti was an oustandiig suc-
Work on the projecl will- begin
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KLM Gives Haitian

(" (Speed With C(
KLM this week.,ga'e a nui
-a sample of their "Speed Wi
t chance to visit the Netherlan
a trip to Curavao and back.
The passengers included the Mi-
nister for Tourist Development:
the President of the Tourist Shops
Association, Immigration officials,
and representatives of. Tourist
Agencies and the Press.
Before the departure of the
Plane on Wednesday afternoon,
friends and wellwishers of the
S Party and KLM were permitted
'. aboard the plane& where the Chief
S -Steward pointed out the amenities
.;. which ,help make KLM one of the
most, popular services in the world
.. -even to the special mural at the
cockpit end of the cabin which
; diverts the attention of passengers'
'' savyhg them from boredom on
! *,i lonjg:' hops and so designed 4s to
i. ,. "`give.an impression 6f spaciousness,
liI... 'defpeatihg any incipient feelings of
.'. claustrophobia.
allowing is the 'list/of invitees
S. to tle pript Mr. Jean Magloire, Mi-
-, nister for 'Tourist Development;
M.. ''B1,verthol0and Edouard, Chief of
lK.. Immigration.Seiyice; Capt. Jacques
:.' Laroche,, Police Officer in Charge
.'.. of Immigration Sirvice; Mr..Kurt
*::. rFiser, .President ipf the Associa-
'tion of Tourist Shdp4'$ Air. Lucien 1
?, JMonitas, representing, the -Noiu-
$;E' epvelb, 'Mt. Franck St.- Victor,
'La Phalange,;' Mr.. Ptee' Ayot
,;Haiti Herald;u Mr. -and Mrs.
*'. Georges Herawc oHerauxr'Toursw,
Mr .Jn-Marie .Carrie .'Magic Island
'i',l TouTs', Mhrs. Adeline Alexis, aCi-
: tadelie Ageno'yv; Mr. H. T. Burger"
M.- ,Iartjin and Co., and Mr. Ridcardo
'. VWidmaier, tRadio Haiti'.
Mr. A:. L. J. de Breed, KLM ReL.
.. presentative in Haiti,' was in chpr-
ge of the Tpur which will .'last
,' three days.
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s Sample Of ThIeir TOURISM THE BIG PICTURE-X

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mber of prominent Haitians
SComfort,, service, and aThhole Country
ds West Indies by means of Every one happy to know. that ('.SUN, Special Correspondent) set at naught by greedy and un-
Tourism is being given too-le- disciplined individuals. *
_______ ______ vel consideration by the' new ate moves' which will set oft THE POSITIVE FACTORS.
lGovernment, not merely In con- trains of effort which will cut- It is going to be difficult' for
Political Amnesty versation but in practical fact, minate in better business for the new Ministry, in the midst
Declared with the elevation of Govern- the balance of the year. of all the babel of voices which
meant participation; to the Minis- it, is rumored that the Tourist surround lit, to preserve suffi-
The Government announced trial level. We have been infor- office is asking for a budget of cient detachment to come to
this week that it had'declared a 'med that this series ha had some $400,000.00 for the rest of the grips, with the realities of the
political amnesty in favour of value albng the, way, and natu- year for advertising. In our hum situation. In the first place, it
.all,'persons accused of subversi- rally we axe gratified. So ,encou- ble opinion ,it would be well to las to learn, with the sure know-'
ve activities during the ten raged, we proceed to take up the take a long look at this request ledge of the supermarketeer,
months of political turmoil series again at the point at idn the light of experience, that the public wants what it
which ended with last Septemt which we are now: i. e., with First, such.' a request is for a wants and if we are to stay in
her elections.' General Management for Tou- sales effort only; and apparent business we must offer it what
Exempt front the declaration, rism taken as established, ly such an item would tie the it wants, not what we happen -
however, were persons accused It is, bf course, a ver' great hands of the new Minister befo- by chance to have in stock. This
of complicity in the' May 25th. pity that the quick action requi- re he had fairly gotten started is the creative part of the job:
day of civil war. The dossiers in red to' make the most, of what in his job. He would be commit- we discover attractions in Haiti
this connection are being stu- small winter market remains to ted to a sales effort having only that vill sell, organize them ann
died by the Department of.'Jus- .'-iti., as not.been taken a limited usefulness. give them the widest possible
lice and investigations are conti- We can therefore pass on to It does virtually -no good, in scope.
niing .', a coasideraton 'of the immedi- crises like tie presebit one, to it is literally a matter of aston- .
.. .........--.._ ---.- ----- push the panic buttons. Adver- i.:hment to experiertced foreign
tising efforts, while praisewor- observers that Haiti does not
*'THE PRESIDENT CALLS FOR thy, cannot be effectei unl. tryto sll ALL the attractions
THE SPIET 'I ityt' ,l7 LLte- trcio.ns
AUSTEC R ITY A\ND P O UTrI N ,, they are related to what is being it posesses, instead of confining
.AUSTERITY AND PRO UCT' iN sold; and the bald truth of th its efforts merely to the three
'.: .. (Continued fromn page 1) matter js that HAiti would be iday sightseeing tour of Haiti. 1
add the alarming catastrophe Before long, the unsightly as- advertising a 1955 Haiti ;n a do not wish to comment upon
of national bankruptcy was at ourj peet of La Saline. will 00o be a 1958-59 market. When you are this beyond saying that for ten
doors., he, said. I reproach to a Capital which desi- sellifig automobiles and &l your i years, suceesive Tourist Ofri-
: '. .' res to embellish itself', he further competitors along the road chan Ieals have 'denied that this was
ACT .OF'COURAGE' declared. -Other works of .ocial ge their models, you are literal- their aim; and that for ten years.
i s. .s'aking. up, from t is utility will derive .om i our collec- ly forced to sell your old stock the results have always indicat-
.ght m r' and "'i, ust, be fred tive action as formulated in my short and meet the competition' ed plainly that this has been the
pigbtnrare,,-and-' tjnust be freed *.. ., ,1 .
"totdll fr'm this nightmare, for program and there will be carried by bringing out newer andjbet-.. effect.
ever ye .must examinehis cons-rout in the interior of the' country ter models. ,Larger advertising i For teh yehrs1 the avtage
eience.'whi -must be an act ofa general plan of development of budgets are not, going to result length of stay has remained at
..c 'u be... '. i various individual projects until in greater sales at regular pri- about three days per person.
courage as well as i 'ato f '[OIhop'.%
courage as well as n act of hop. Ieentullthe decisive stage is ces; and at cut prices; t6e pro- Why? .
Presi.4pnt.Duvalier Said.-. I ,.'I.
P resident, ,uae isa 1 reached guaranteeing the future fits will not pay' for the adver- For ten years the Cap Haitian
n simple language, it is essen- the w orkf ronsruction.. tising. interests have claimed that Ah?
Hal givee work to the anem- AUSTERITY THE DEBIT SIDE tourist interests in the Capital
.ioyed on the outskirts of our The Presidet emphasici-d that Second, we may as well adrmnt have 'prevented the Tourist Bu-
ties a t t w Tie President emphasized athat t t ho
comui t and h r his' Gehloo uaven n w -. ar.tthat Haitian tourism is'starting reau from sending people 'to
ln his Ggiernment would have to
communities who are living main tain an austere id rigid p-out again fropi scratch. Not cuniy Citadelle'>. And for ten years
., .. ,. maintain an austere anird rigid po-1 I ^ ,
promicuit miseryand dispair.cy to bring the do we have to battle the comnpe- the 'Tourist Bureap has denied
m ,yto.iisery an ipcount through tition, but we alsp have to battle it.
its financial, economic and social bad rd ,
the adword-of-md'uth advjai'ti-
--"sefi difficulties. This could.only be ac- sing we have accumulated Actually I think that the truth:
T coqiplished by placing one self in the past year Din a lies somewhe between ths
the school'of austerity and by ac-this trouble, tourists exeme. The Cap, clean and
ccpting the imperatives of dsc- so scare that they have all been- neat as it is, has actually suffer.
N pIin= as an inflexible c rule. subjected to actie xplot et because its only attraction o
SThis he said, must be the corn- from every angle. Guides and a sightseeing attraction : ".h' C'i;
*~~~~ ~~~~~~~ i^y/ I' lut cm fo vr nl- s tadelle. The lintel interest', in
IA NI FSOR' 1 g mon effort of everyone from the' beggars have annog them in Ital H e in tr i
VA A Cap Haitian, in gar f'hiitmil., opi-...
t / President of the Republic to the the street Taxi drivers have n ioht have i ndled. 'their
rTER... ECONOMIC humblest citizen in order that the been unrestrained in theic die- m ha.to i moed :
ND PENCILS I basic' changes could be brought mands: And all this will be ::iul- single attraction wi betteh more a
'1, ...-I .gin ton a d got et r' r-:
about tiplied many times when nre suits. There is a myth whic sa-
President Duvalier close -', tourists start coming in. unless .slt T herics a iy th .hc .t.-
'EN rT,1 ,M*RR, stating that the mission of hi something is done about, it. Ad- tseback and ihuleback portion oil 'f
*, j A J h pPt~tirGovernment was to treat all the 1vertising a 1955 Haiti is bad' and t.'imba oroe o
'PEN AND fPENCIL Iills,. afflicting the country, an.i enough; but advertising which transportation w ould be o rob
SIGNED TO BRING YOU that it was a battle he had dec.. leads tourists into a series f the Citadelle of its glaruour \
Sded to wage and win, not for embarassing traps will.. do Haii isa nyth. It is a long.
)F -WRITING the satisfaction of a dee well, a great deal 6f harm. uonfotable ride on the
AF"VRITING 1e"q., I' ,. "dirty, uneoniforta ble ride oil il
t accomplished 'and to be faithful Both the positive and negative poorest kind of beast. ru say
to a promise, but for the growth aspects of Haitian tourism mis. that it enchances the glamour of :
r Service of hope, for the happiness of receive the closest and mosi the Citadelle is like saying that ,f
MOST REIIABLE this people which has the right thoughtful, intelligent and unb- hitting oneself repeatedly ,;n tie ha
to life and to work, and also passed consideration, WELL IN top o'f the head with a Iianir.er'`
'AGE and above all for this victory of ADVANCE OF committing ANY is great stuff. because t feels 1
'AGE ,^ Alogic which will demonstrate t,. flunds for advertising. Mote po- so good when you stop. L'e:tain-
E$ GARAGE others and kill the -legend of Isitive factors must be' introduce, ly in ten years the Cap could
of Cars and Trucks Haiti's lack of power of organ.. led before the Government can have driven a jeep road, at the
zation. be sure of receiving full valtie very least, up to the Citadelle
SOf'r repair work &Let us marchl forward to this .for its advertising dollar.-The and so changed the whole cha:
ssairns Swpoialists decisive victory under the ban negative factors, must be pcsiti- racter of the attraction
misaaaionh Speialist ,,r of Aust-erity and voluntary vely suppressed before the Go- BREAK NEEDED
ntre next to SHASA sacrfice, the Chief of the Na- vernment can be sure that its As matters now starid, tile trip
and French Sp6ken tion concluded.' .efforts will not be completely (Continued on page 6)


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SUNDAY NOV. 17th 1957


I "-LAITI SUN,






SUNDAY NOV. 17th 1957


aHAITI SUN,


It's HERE!


A CAMERA NO BIGGER,

THAN A LIPSTICK TUBE!


The camera enthusiast doesn't
seem to mind working his way
around a new area strapped and
loaded with cameras, light meters,
and other attachenrents all bang-
ing together around his chest. But
there are those of us who would
like to take pictures and still not
be bothered with all the parapher-
nalia we've come to think of with
the .picture taking expert.. So
we buy picture ppst cards of
places we've been and let it go at
.that. Well, from this day on we
don't have to give up the fun of
taking oar own pictures, but we
CAN give up the cumbersome
part of dragging an entire supply
of things with us. For tdday we
can buy eThe little Minox L- for
great ejoyment.... which is exact
ly the right slogan for that ca-
inera... it's the smallest thing you
cold imagine for taking pictures
'-i barely 3 along and about I and
1/2. wtde!

The Minox is hardly larger
than a tube of lipstick and just
as easy to carry for it' will slip
into pants pocket or purse with
equal ease. You'll scarcely know
you have a camera with you. And
that's one of the best things about
a Minox you don't have to
fiuke great plans for taking it
along. You drop it into a pocket,
be on your way, and when you see
Something you3 like to capture
on film, take out the camera and
click, you have a picture and with
little fuss and feathers! The


Minox is a precision instrument
designed and built to give you
excellent pictures at all times,
indoors or out.' It's your constant
companion so that you're always
ready to snap a picture and have
a delightfully spontaneous shot as
a souvenir.
You can do just about as much
with this tiny gem as with larger
cameras too for you have a flash
attachment unit for indoor work,
table tripod, exposure meter, and
many other accessories designed to
Cover your every need. Wha's
more, if you find you'd like to
get into developing and enlarging
yourself, there are special Minox
sized developers and enlargers
available too.

THE PRICE
And the price is one of it's best
features.., for do you know you
can buy a Minox camera at La
Belle Creole in Haiti cheaper
than you can in Germany? You
certainly can... it's just $89.50
here, while in Germany it's $95.00!
How's that for a really special
price. And too the flash attach-
is just $10.75, and the light meter
$19.00. AU prices that make it
wise to take advantage of them
right away. And keep in mind too,
the Minox camera would make an
ideal Christmas gift... and 6ne
that" you could send air abroad it's
so small and light weight. Mail it
now to arrive in -time for gift giv-
ing and make the hit of the holi-
days!


FLASH-FLASH-FLASH


OSO BLANCO
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On the occasion of its third anniversary, O S O
B L A N C 0 is offering to its kind customers TWO
.-ROUND-TRIP TICKETS FOR A TBIP TO CUBA via
the Companie -CUBANA DE AVIACION,,.

A numbered Sales Slip will be given to each
customer on purchases from one pound of meat ($.30) up.
The winning numbers will be those corresponding
S"to the iirst two winning numbers of the Extraor"dinary

Drawing of the Loterie National for the month of De-
member 1957.

Chaim Your Tickets beginning November l lth.

:'GOOD LUCK TO THE HAPPY WINNERS


SOSO BLANCO

_,. Telephone: 3963___

BEFORE BUILDING SEE
ai." SIMACO, S.A.

i (Societe Industrielle de Mat&-
*:,,:i riaux de Construction
D 0. Box 1273 Rue du Magasin
S..de l'Etat
.=" *Portail de Leogane Zone
i ( behind Union School
: Balusters of varied designs
', Locals, materials
Ciment Blocks :
30 x 20 x 40
.20 x 20 x 40
i-, 15 x 20 x 40
S10 x 20 x 40


Automation.- What Does



It Mean in Economics?


ByJ
To many people the word auto- velop
nation has come to mean the so- due
lution for all present and future i
social-economic problems. Few of
these people actually know what
automation means, and still fewer
understand the problems inherent
in an economy driven by economic
energy, electronical brians aLdr
push 'buttons. Automation means
the ultimate substitution of man
power by machines, reducing the
function of the human being to
that of a director sitting behind
a control panel. Through automa-
tion, the industries of tomorrow
will be nothing more than masses
of machines operated by a few
highly trained technicians.. Natu-
rally, this would be the ultimate
stage of automation, however.
every step toward the ultimate
goal means the progressive subs-
titution of machinery for men.

It is not difficult to visualize
the complicated social and econo-
mic problems brought forth by
w h a t Dr. Walter Frielingsdorf
terns the second' industrial revo-
lution. It might be advisable to -
study the whole picture to arrive
to a few conclusions as to the ap-
plication of automation.

UNDERDEVELOPED COUNTRIES

The idea of automation and even
intensive industrialization p r e -
sents serious difficulties to coun-
tries that have not reached the
mdre advanced stages of economic
development. There is a funda-
mental tendency in the so-called
backward nations to accelerate
their process of industrialization
instead of carrying out a well
planned program of industrial and
agricultural diversification. This
tendency is motivated to a great
extent by imitation. that is the
people would like to be able to i-
enjoy the use of all the articles
d
and services produced in the mo-
re advanced countries. This, is
commonly called ake-eping up with
the Joneses.. What they don't
realize is that their country is not
ready, economically or socially, td
match those more advanced.

One of the. fundamental pru-
blems is that of capital and credit.
If we assume that an average in.
dustry requires an investment of
ten thousand dollars 'per worki'er.
it is not difficult to visualize the
enormous amounts of capital ne-
cessary. For instance, if we .'alcu
late that Cuba has 500,000 unem-
ployed, the investment required in
industries that provide all of them
with jobs would be astronomical.

Most types of industry require
a certain degree of mass produc-
tion so that production costs, wili
not make the sales price prohibi-
tive This means that there must I
Sbe a substantial market. The mar-
ket possibilities 'in most underde- 1


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ed countries are very limited pulation and, (2) to the reduced
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per capital income
ployment and low

Before setting ou
of jadustrialization
for. these countries
Uo.re equalized sy
b..ere are large are
;vated land that. cou
-Use, thereby, create
fi-
,subsistance for a la
the unemployed. Tb


AUTOMATION

(Continued from page 3)

due to unem-! sites of automation in a tremcn-
wages. dous outlay of fixed capital. It has
been estimated that a per-worker
t on a program investment up to twenty times the
it is advisable normal is required. Naturally, this
to work out a limits the adaptation of automra-
ypteni. Usually tion to highly industrialized coun-
eas of unculti- tries such as the United States,
Id he put into England and others, where large
ng a means of quantities of capital and credit
large number of are available.
he surplus pro-


mass production is feasible. be-
cause there is an ever increasing
market due to employment and
high per capital income which per-
mit the population to enjoy a
greater number of luxuries. Auto-
mean a decrease in the, number of
working hours permitting more
leisure time. This last statement,
however, has its limitations.


A LIMIT TO AUTOMATION?


Too much automation could
bring on a new series of problems


nomic system. How lohg could
this reduction of working hour,;
go on until a complete reorganiza-
tion of the system \vould be ne-
cessary? Another question arises
as to how good this system of
little work and much leisure be"
Without seeming philosophical.
we could ask ourselves : Ho w
much mischief would people get
into with so much free time on
their hands ?

It is evident that automation has
its advantage and limitations, and
that its application depends on


aduttioir could beseld and the in- Another/ requisite is that of for which a solution would require many IacLors wncn vary lurn
Ieo, used to. 7purcbase other market extension. Especially in mation, in most sascs, would on;y country to country. It will b ad-
P-antageoffs to the more economi-
oods. In this way, little by tlitle, the cases of the application of atu. a complete reorganization of the % e or ea i
pkets woulabe created' for in-. mic energy to generate" electricity, present social and economic sys- call advanced countries because
ustrial production. there must be an enormous .Poten-. te. Economists discovered a fv of a the lare markets and scarcity
'1 .h, ;tial consumption market, yTeh i s ago that consumption does of labor. On the other hand, tlerc
r. ? ,. :tialconsuptio m irkt h years ao that consumption does is very limited application in Ihf.[
is impossile -to..hink that, market is found princially in In- not increase at the same rte as s very lmted p h
mation would, hbye an- .appli- dustrialized countries.. where Iprc income. This gave rise to Keynes' underdeveloped countries. These
n in underdeveloped coun- amounts of cheap energyy are re- Psychological La of ntrConsumptiies are pl u
What is more, industrializa- quired. It is 6 proVen=..fact, that which states that as income in- ployment, and what they ne
in only advisable, in the be- elcrct most is to create sources ot era.
only advisable, in the be- electricity generated by' '.atomic creases, consumption increases in most to create sources e
ployment. The adaptation of auto-
g, to a limited extent, reactors is economic al-blyiW*hcn a lesser proportion. That is, a: in e in one for or another,
.. .produced in large qtan t i'es. come rises people tend to save amation,
:. .0"c me riss..
rrp~l T nrv~i np:.1P- "' -*"-'*'.* .. 1 7%, means forced unemployment.
OMICALLY DEVELOPID .... larger proportion and spend less.unemployent.
TREES Ideal for automafl aie the There is a point where income
u t ma .Ilq. Countries such as Haiti, must
hat~ 'large number of mass.; production and consumption are equal, how. ordinate their plan for economic
hat about automation in these industries in industrialized C icomi- ever, above this pdint, consuimp devediop their plan for economic
tries? To what degree, can tries. In'order not to increas- pro-: tion falls off and saving rise It order to tp and diverseatest possible
ftipowerandelectronic.brains' ,ducttion, costs the amortization of we apply automation to this prin- oder to take the greatest plble
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1 tlt the 'present. iaustrial the. caIpftal investment mufit be cipal.we can see that a pi it advantage of the nature resotu-
,, ,. ,o ,...:,.. ..... ... ,. .. ,.,.that;a.repaprweennts eatha aep utno
system ? It is unquestionable that sairead odut'6over* an increasing over-production will be reached, exploited. Emphasis should noyet un-e
j largrields number of. units, Otherwise, the Naturally, people could work less expited phasis should no be
.. .... -,,but......., h r is. a li,. T given either to industrialization
-,.e unimt-.eo-wouW In hours but, there is a limit. This
'. ,. r ,.:oo .'..developed fl,,tries imior to agriculture but, to bntb.
at; ..... .. .ries limit is the existing social and ceo- __ aite .o t
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SHAITI SUN ,,


HAITI, SUN
THE HAITIAN ENGLISH LANGUAGE NEWSPAPER :
Community Weekly Published Sunday Morning I
EDITOR-PUBLISHER BERNARD DIEDERICH I
GERANT-RESPONSABLE PAUL E. NAJAC [


SALUTE TO A NEIGHBOUR
JAMAICA became this week the first Colony in the West
Indies to achieve full internal self-government. The Gover-
nor, Sir Hugh Foot, handed over his functions of Chairman
of the Executive Council to the Prime Minister, Mr. Norman
Manley, and a Cabinet of eleven members' took over all the
affairs of 4he country except foreign affairs.
The occasion was marked by a public holiday and special
ceremonies of'the handing over of powers. The achievement
of full internal self-government by Jamaica is of added im-
portance in view of that island's key position in the West
Indian Federation comprising all the British Islands in .tlhe


3D


Tourism
And The'Press
Dear Mr. Editor,
I am glad to see that Tourism
seems about to get the backing
it deserves from the Govern.
ment. Now also that the Foreign
Press is reassuring the world
that Hlaiti is once more back in
the picture I hope that we are
going to make every effort to
capitalize on this.
These articles are roof of the


Caribbean which was agreed upon last February. i anxiety of people abroad to visit
The first Parlianment of this Federation will be opened by Haiti based on the reputation
Princess Margaret next Spring at Trinidad which was dselec- for exotic charm and hospitali-
ted as 'the Capital of the Federation Members of this new ty which the country enjoys.
nation being born in the Caribbean expect that their Fede. k For one thing there should
ration will become an independent Dominion within the next be a really live publicity depart---
fi:e years, nrent attached to the Depart- I
hMany ties ot-' common understanding and history exist bet- ment: This would service the
ween the people of Haiti and of Jamaica. Haiti's historical Press at home and abroad with
attitude towards peoples of the same ethnic background I suitable facts and figures lb
throughout the world has often been reiterated. Her felicita. i Tourism in Haiti and keep the
tions to I neighbour on this happy occasion will therefore ball rolling since publicity, to
need no further assurance of sincerity a'nd warmth, be really effective, must be


TURN OF THE TIDE
ALREADY hoteliers aite reporting encouraging bookings
for visitors during the coming Winter tourist season. Already
there has been an indication in the shape of actual arrivals
that with the country back to normal Jhe call of Haiti as the
most attractive winter playground of the Caribbean ix making
itself heard
Many old friends are glad to return and these will find an
especially warm place in Haitian hearts. We a-re sure that
those who are seeing. Haiti for the first time this winter will
-leave with the expectation of adding their names to the ever-
l .ength'ening roll of regular visitors.

PtNTER-AMERICAN TRADE IMPROVES
IT WAS a small item in a U. S Department of Commerce report.
A Yet it reflects the Washington approach to aid, to ow-u Latin Ameri-
ran ne:-ihoors in developing their great economic 'potentials.
-The Commerce Department says that for the first half of thP year
shipments to 20 countries t3 the south were 11 per cent highe,- than
j at the same period in 1956. Which bf course is to the advantage of the'
SUnited States.
What is o more significance in our free-enterprise suggestions to
SLatin Amnerica rather than handouts from Uncle Sam is the re-
.-port's statement that United States' imports from the area we-e also
Shigher..
SWe cal't expect to do all the selling and no buying from: our ifiigh-
...bors an-i expect their economic condition to be healthy enough to I
".,warrant the investing of North American private capital to bol.t-i
- their fr,.x- enterprise structure Trade must be d td o-,,ay street .
,Mzami Heial'J.


NOTICE

( The Casino International d'Haitijs happy to announce to
its kind customers that te famous Orchestra Joe Trouillot'
will resume its activities. Beginning Sunday, November 3rd.':
SThe sojourn of the Orchestra in Italy as well as its numerous
trips to Europe's most famous night clubs has largely contri-
Sbuted towards developing the artistic personality of each of
its members.

S Do not miss the opportunity ol coming to applaud Your
Orchestra of predilection which comes out anew :with new
Talent, new repertory and new instruments.

SGuy Durosier and his charming girls will continue to aid us
.4o complete the enchantment.

I CASINO INTERNATIONAL

A Admission, November 3rd.......... ... ..... sl.00oo

',Every Saturday ....................................... .S -00


ti as a Government grantee. He spent two years in Haiti
I am writing as' the result ot!' as chief of the CARE Founda-'
seeing the article about the co- tion Mission, it will be remem-
ming season in Haiti in yester- bered..
day's New-York Times. 'I hope Yours sincerely.
the Port au Prince dateline (Miss) Janet 'Mealy.
means that this dear little count
try is back to normal and that New-York, N. Y.
all are working together for its
well-being. From other reports November 4, 1957.
I am sure that now the situation
has apparently calmed down,
and the continued good news is,
suL:e to bring all of Haiti's ad-
mirers and friends back down
for a happy visit. I had planned '
to return to Haiti least July, but
got sick the day before I was, i'
to leave'.
Your friend,, Sam Ziskind, was '-
inquiring about you in, the last 2 /ro-.
letter I receded frQm him iIn
September. He is now working
in Caablanca with the Joint Dis- _..
tribution Committee (a Jewish
organization) / ...


Haiti Sun about my stay in Hai- "


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1-LHAITI SUN,,______


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HAITIAN POET IN PARIS


F. MBluti-nSn A-u-LJRO.Y, poet playwright actor and journals.
Is at present in Paris where he 'is expected to spend six months
delying into Literature and 'ArC, on a scholarship granted him.
recently. .

... Mr. Leroy won laurels with peasants.
his ttanslat.ion into Creole from
, go.e...three years ago and sta- On his return to Haili, iMr
the Greek of the tragedy xAnti-' Leroy tackled the problem, and
S.ged the play in Haiti presenting' came up with his Theatre d'Hai-
i It forlthe first timeat the May ti located in Morne Hercule at,
y al.r. held at Damiens in Petion-Vihe.
1954, The title role was btrillant
lv plaved by Miss Adrien 'De aal]o3pn ,,An i,.... -h .....n-


, jole..
,! 1 .
'ThI success led .to an Invita-!
,!. tign -from -larv'ard Universiiy
'to attend ae. International Conm
.gres "'a Poetry, the following
year; where Mr. Leroy lectured'
on':th..ipoet's of hIs country, and
,th, onh .t v .nn.,n,..t.in. in -,c.,Ann


ted *AnatoleD. in Creole, in
which he, starred, later presen-
ting it before the French Insti-
tute in Port-au-Prince.. Anotole
was played' by peasants agtinq
on the stage for the firgt time.
The TlleAtre,'d'HaitU. became- I
tourist iattraktlon,-,id the local
f i; -. ., -?- i .' .


-* k--, .. -.,,,,-,,t ,t .c ueveu iLpp inte4gIntslia grqttpe.a 'dere ,?on
Abeal' talent. '. n'da.y for their LUterary Ca-
; *6ite 6on'i-green.
SIt was during this Wiip to Nvw. ', ;. "
England tllat i tl. playwright r, Morisseau, a member cf tIF'
was' inspired' Withl'.,the ideaa of' e Matin- .editorial:. sta(f. x-
Sinding qp open. air theater art'-pects to resume his. produ.-
to Velore th q possibilities' of ,tltns. "at his 'open-air theater
bri;ig ,g ut talent 'among the upon hi E:eturn from Europe.


rT'OURISM THE BIG PICTURE I


(Continued from page 2)
to the Citadelle reduces itself to
a set piece-. Visitors n.ust fol-
low a more or less invariable
pattern if they want to see At.
This pattern has grown fixed
and vested interests are invol-
ved. But only the complete frac-
turing of the pattern is going to
improve ithe Citadelle as an at-
traction. If the hotel interests
at the Cap want to keep their
rooms filled, they are going to
have to provide means whereby
visitors can get to the Citadelle
under their oxwn power at any'
time of the day or night, in pri-
vacy, to spend as much or as lit
tie time there as they- Ci',i,)-e
The artist may want to slkctch
it at sun ri-e, evcry morning for


a 6eek Tile. romantically inclin-
ed honeymooners may want wo
visit it by moonlight. The zom-
fortable ones of middle age may
want to drive ?up,to see th?, ma-
gnificent sunset and perhaps to
have a cocktail, and still have
plenty, of time to drive to their
hotels for dinner in comfor.y.
The dedicated photographers --
and our visitors include mary-
will certainly want to visit the
Citadelle many times, looking
for just the right cloud effect,
the right sunlight, the right ca-
mera angle.
.s matters now stand, in prac-
tise, visitors are as effectively
prevented from such activities
as if there were an actual law
which said they could visit Hai.


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"The Hostellerie with a colonial architecture
S nificent holiday of sun and entertainment. TIt
,, mnng pool, tennis, tropical park, night clu
r Fascinating excursions to Sans Souci Palace
-' / ., Easy to reacli from Port-au-Prince,40 mi
Ah- s. bycar. Write orcable for information, re


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and historic background offers a mag-
be only hotel in Cap Haitien with swim-
b, souvenir shop and French cuisine.
Sand the Citadelle of King Christophe.
n. byair, 5
servations. .


ti's most famous attraction o.nly
between the fours of eleven and
two. Is this what the hotel own-
ers in the Cap really intend?
We think not but this is the
actual effect. And under these
conditions, nothing can be done
for the Cip beyond wVuat is
being done; the most popular
way to visit the Citadelle is the
one-day air excursion ani one
cannot fly in the face u. their
facts.
This is typical of the old order
of thinking which must be chan-
ged if Haitian tourism is ,rqaUy
to move into high gear. the ker-
nel of truth embedded in this
attitude is that very nearly all
of Haitian Tourism has taken on
the characteristics of the trip
to the Citadelle. The pattern has
become fixed, rigid, unyielding;
and it has developed th. barna-
cles which are fixed' vested inte-
rests. The entire Industry has
been -built around the' two,
Sthreeor four-day escor,ted- Tour:
of Haiti. Tour ,agents,, iptels
night clubs, taxi drivers, .iops.
have all geared themselves to
this pattern with'fanatical u!'en-
sity. The tourist arrives, and
from that moment hlie moves like
an automaton inside the confin-
of the Tour. If 'he makes any
ing anrd insulating mechanism or
lightest attempt to inove ofl' 'his
beaten track, subtle pressures
are brought to bear, gently guid
ng him back into the groove., .
That this kind of thinking nias
dominated Haitian Tourism is.
unfortunately a plain, bald fact.
The net effect upon the tourist
s thAt'she is shown a carefully
elected and completely commer
ial side of Haiti which exists
inly for him.
Next week: Meeting Competit'on
I


Se Dr. Goldenberg
Petion Ville


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Views of the Roi Christophes' tropical garden, attrac-
tive French provincial dining room, and modern pool.


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Cap Hbitien, Haiti Cable: Christophel
Represented in U.S. by UTELLA Associates. Essex House, N.Y. 19. N.Y.
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for ,our -mall child
Vaccmition of other childrenn
doesn't pioteLi ',our child
Every member of your family
uLip to 40 years old should be
vaccinated against paralytic.
polio
Amen'ricnn Medicc4 A.ssocatio
SAmcrrican Academy Of Pedialtrs
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Of General 'mc;' ,e
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Prom all parts of the United HAITI CHAR
States and Canada, some 32 men
and women of American Express
o d e mh of tr turday night, with a fast-moving
who devote much of their wuorlk-
Wng year to selling. Haiti id get-acquainted cocktail party at
u Hotel Montana, where Manager
ihe Carbbein to the traveling pu-Kenn and his charming wife.
ilic, are *finding out1 first-hand I
spared no pains in making it a,
hat aflractions the area has in unforgettable souvenir.
offer tl',rists Tourism Minister and Mis,
SGathered here from 23 cities, Jean Magloire headed the list
these representatives of the world of disniiguihed guests and local
wide travel concern are being business men and industrialist.
brought: uptotheminute on ho- attending, including Mr. and
tels, 'points of interest, places of Mrs. Kurt Fisher, Miss Sylvit
.entertainment and other facilities Lound, 1956 ,Miss Austria. Mr


for the tare and enjoyment- of : s-
itors.
Asser,.Iled as guests ot Anteri-
can Express. the touring tour-ex-
peris called at Port-au-Prince last
week end as part of a 17-day edu-
cational trip provided by their
company
While much of their time was oc-
cupied by checking accommoda-


MS TOURING TOUR EXPERTS


rini and son Rend endeared
Themselves to the visitors who
commented on the deliziouc
food and impeccable ser-ice
SCo-Manager Kenn addressed
the group, emphasizing the ef-
forts which Haiti is making to
develop the tourist movement,
asking that Haiti be included in
the periple of their travel agen.
cies
Mr. Mac Annlty responded in be-
nu-nl or to Ameicn xpes


... na"t ot tme American Express
Alb-rt bilSera, the Secretary G-h
nal' iTurisman Mrs R rary -Company expressing his admira
neral Ul TOrinsni and Mrs. Robert L
had e ssiuri s Mirs. BRedt tion for the people and for the
Theard. Messieurs Michel Bredy,. progress made in the tour
progress made in the -tourik;
Joseph Auguste. Gerard Dabady,- movement. He assured that ne
Mr. and Mrs. Elias Noustas, Mr. and his fellow agents would give
MNlichel Gilbert, Mr. Weber Fran- their sincere collaboration.
cis. Mr. Jacques Lemoire. Mr. and
Mrs. David Gossett, Mr. and Mrs. Thr n .. .. ... .... -.


Celso Costa.
At 8:00 P.M. the group moved


tions they managed to get in some to Hotel Choucoune for a 60-
relaxation as part of their .buis- plate banquet in the luxurious
man's holiday., diningroom where guest dined
midst the all-out Haitian then
Banquet and Folklore including tortoise-shiell chancidE
lies and bamboo lamps.
The visitors were honored. Sa. Mr and Mrs. l)omlnique Ma-


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bane Choucoune and a Folkloric
floor show was presented by Mrs.
Lavinia Williains and members of
the National Folkloric Troupe.
The Agents arrived in twmo
groups, the first fifteen reah-
I ing Port-au-prince on Friday. tie
Second on Saturday. Joii. P.
Mooney, Manager of tile Chic;-
go Travel Department, and Mr.
Jack Stallard. Assistant Mana-
ger, and Mr. John B. McAniulty.
Assistant Sales Manager heiadud
the group
Their trip was arranged .v,th
the aid of Hotels Montana, Clihou
coune and El Rancho who lod-
ged the visitors so that the inm-
bher of this important U.S. !ra-
vel agency could see for toemn-'el
yes and reass iire the touri-,-.; av
to the calmn and agreable Ami'nos-
phere which reigns in Halt,
Their number include repre-
sentatives from the U.S. and Ca
nada.

Cities represltewd in the group
include Boslon, New York, PhilIa-
delphia, Baltimore, Washington,
Atlanta,, New Orleans, Cleveland,
Columbus, Minneapolis, St. Louis,,
I DaJLis. Detroit. Chicago. Mi wau-
kee, Kansas City, Denver, Port-


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Where a well-trained and courteous staff will
help you to solve your shopping problems.
Where checks and foreign banknotes are accept
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Boulton and Pprrin Gloves Illawick
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built so low to the road, headroom is generous and-ground
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dividends in easy driving. Weight is kept low and there
is a new flat-ride suspension system. So the Victor shows
remarkable reluctance to roll on corners. Sure-footed
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acceleration from walking pace into the middle seventies.
This top gear flexibility cuts petrol consumption, too.
Because the Victor's ,square, engine performs so efficient
ly throughout its whole speed range, it puts the Victor far
ahead of its class for all-round fuel economy.


Once again it's Vauxhall for value with an exciting niew
car at an excitingly lo.v price!
There's value in every aspect of the Victor's very advanc-
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vision: in its new flat-ride suspension, and its new petrol-
saving 'square' engine.
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Tnere are two versions of the Victor fro?& which to choose... the Victor
and the more luxuriously appointed Victor "Superv. This de luxe
model, the -Super.. is distinguished by extra chromeu'ork, a wider
choice of colours, and such refinemg.evts as armrest door pulls.


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SUNDAY NOV. 17th' 195.-


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wHAITI SUN>


NEW \mITION BEIXG BORN IN CARIBBEAN


JAMAICA'S SELF-GVT. SEEN
AS STEP TOWARDS W. I. DOMINION;
RECORD SHOWS 25 NEW NATIONS SINCE


JAMAICA this week beeanr-
a self.governing country in al:
but foreign affairs. The EXccu-
tive Council presided over by
the Governor, Sir H-lugh Fool.
was abolished and its piv.ers
taken over by a Cabinet preside.
ed over by Prime Minister Nor-
man Manley.
The largest and most piog,,. -
sive island of the twelve ..iiii
last February agreed to t'fujr,' a


it is expected thal alllthlie tul,
islands will alr b he selfgovvrin
ing. \VWilhlii live year, expeciu
lionb are. the Federation .' ill l'?
come an independent Duminijon
like Canada, v.itl.ini tio Bcilt i
Comimon\%ealth of Nations.
NEW NATIONS
Since 1941. the rULinbe ui .i
nations born nunmbes-i 23 wit i
population of nearly, 3.000,.J11.
000.


West India Federation, Jamaica The National Geographic Sc
thus becomes the first th- city gives the world tutal ot I':'
group to achieve self-go-vern states. Asia had the lion's share ot
"i'ment. the increase in population. All
By the time the first Pailii but six of the new states are in
meant Of the Federation is ,i,. Asia.
ed by Princess Margaret. s;t-t" One state the Saar lihve I
of Queen Elizabeth, next :(iti.'i and dicrd within a p fan a t,.i


1941


NEAR EAST
Lebanon Coastal nation on
the E a s t e r n Mediterranean
ruled by France until 1941.


:'.car-. fiomn 194-8 to 1957, wilhen I Syria Like Lebanon. Syria
it .joined West Germany. won freedom from France in
The t%%o newest states are Gna I 1941.
na, formerly known as the Gold Jordan Arab kingdom :har
Coast. and the Federation of Mi,- ing Jerusalem with Israel 194I-'0
laya Israel Jewish state created
The twenty-five new Ltatie, in 1948.
have about half the world's po MIDDLE EAST
pulation Perhaps their mo.;I Pakistan Formed of Mos.-
urgent single problem is how-to lem areas of India in 1947.
raise lii ing standards among India- Second most populous
increas-iug namasce that must be land (1947i.
fed and clutlied. Ceylon Island independent
Here is an outline of the tnev. of Britain since 1947 Like India
states, with the year each ."t- I and Pakistan, it is a member of
tained independence : the British Commonwealth
EUROPE
Iceland Independant North FAR EAST
Atlantic island once ruled by
I Denmark (1944). Burna Texas-sized ricegro-
-- -- wing land 01948).
Cambodia- -Peaceful Buddhi-,t
kingdom no longer ruled by
France (1949).
os- Fomer French terri-
m 6te tory between Carnbodia and
China (1949i.
South Korea and Vietnanm-
South otorea became indepen,


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dent in 1948 and Vietnam in
1949.
Malaya- Land of tin and rub.-
ber that won freedom in 197.
Indonesia Formerly Dutch
East Indies 1945'.

People's Republic of China -
Communist state proclaimed at
Peiping in 1949.
Mongolia Enormous but.
thinly populated land between'
Communist China and the So,
viet Union (19461.
--4;
Philippines An archipelago
like Indonusia. Proclaimed *
republic in 1946.
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AFRICA

Ghana- Became an independ-
ent member of the British Com.
monwealth in 1957.
Libya- Independent kingdom.
since 1951, once ruled by Italy.
Morocco and Tunisia-Former
French territories that became
self-governing in 1956.
Sudan Huge half-Arab, half-
Negro territory that gained
freedom from Britain and Egypt
in 1956.






"HAITI SUN,


CISUDAV NOV. 17th 1957


DIRECT PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE
PORT-AU-PRINCE NEW-YORK *


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By PauL J. C. FRLEDLAJNDER Wl-lJe the tormal reso.utions
IN oTliE NEW YORK TIMES. adopted by the I. U. O.T 0 m'L[
L]:.g. are not binding upon their
WASHINGTON. The Amer. Govccnuments, the congress' deli-
can tourist who'at some time ,n bci aon. are of grea', importance
his trave.s abroad has felt that no to every international traveler. Its


E lSIII-= BARTHI -AAone cherished him for himself
S250 POUNDS BAGGAGE alone, buLt only for the flow co
SALLOWANCE dollars that marked his trail over-
seas, would have been heartened
itf hlie could have looked in on the
congress of the Interna t i o n a 1i
t* Union of Official Travel Organi-
zations that convened here last
O Aly 3^ Da ToNe week.

StThe tourist commrss.oners and
top travel officers of- fifty-seven
countries. gterritories and 'islands
INQ'-devoted a fuEl week of meetings
-e Aand endless hours of debate to ex-
| pressing their concern for the in-
SFternational tourist, the desperate
Only 34 Days To New Y or Cneed to ease hi-s path through
I frontier travel bariers and uine-
SAccurate info nation at office of Panama Line ONLY f r a batries and Ie-
g cessary fees and taxes, and some
*INQUIkE OUR REDUCED RATE ROUND-TRIP practical means of achieving these
SEA-AIR TICKETING ARRANGEMENTS laudable goals,
Rue Abraham Lincoln i Telephone 3062 ', :, ,- ,
A This was the organization'
ESTABL'S'Etwelfth .:congress andC, the first
time it had convened in' the 'Uni-
FOR SALE' ted States Just about every spot
E L O Son the globe that'a'tourist might
EXCELLENT OCCASION visit was represented, including
the -Iron Curtain eouhtries of Bzl-
S RENCH RESTAURANT HOTEL, igaria, Hungary, Poland, Rumana,
COMPLETE INSTALLATION .and a powerful delegation of four
fiom t he Soviet Union. -
ESTABLJSHED LOCAL CLIENTELE,
NUISAIYCE 'TAXES
EXCELLENT LOCATION.
DWNER LEAVING COUNTRY'Much was made in this congress
QUICK ACTION DESIRED of the overriding fact that tourism,
kPPLY HAITI SUN -- Teephone 2061 i
left to 'itself, straddles political
Dr Write P. 0. Box 433 ;.barriers. Muct was also made of
'. -. jthe firm, polite iup'port which R')s.


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their national tourist offices. The
SU T T A nannnl. oro arennnalrnnd


p;n, jtl Lcast 'hlie doubTe tipping
cencoui'.e'rId when it is included
in the hotel hi I and levied again,
by custom and the hotel staff's
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with what happens to the tourist ,Isc, 'v..hether there is'a legitL-
when he reaches their countries, nLc c:isoq for some countries to
and they can claim credit' for retain the sojourner tax, an extra"
many, improvements which today's little e" diem bite included an
traveler takes for granted. the hotel lill; and whether it
might not be advisable, while giv-
ing the American tourist the kind
HELPED ELIMINATE VISA of plumbing and central heating
he' is accustomed to at home, to
I. U. O.T..O. played a ajr role maintain in hotel architecture,
in eliminating .the visa from tra- furnishings and above all person.
vel in Western Europe and in aized room service th dtinc-
many. other parts of the world. t tive character 'and flavor- of the'
has nibbled away ,at borler-cros- foreign and different" atmosphere
sing formalities until today they 'f6r which he American goes
are, in many places, the '.simplest aboard.
of procedures. It helped standar-
dize the U. N.'s World Health 1Or :Patience, fortitude 'and .'enduran-.'
ganization health and vaccinfation ce appear to be the. out-standitig'
certificate, a, boao to every inter- characteristics df the 1.U. O.T.'O
hationil voyager. delegates Vhen listening to spee-
cehes ..nd de bate. and when wear-
And its members,' as advocates ing'.down thd opposition of govern-
of the seemingly other-wise friend- ment officials v.,whose threshold o.f
less tourist, have the audacity to resistance change is notorio
resistance to change is notorious
inquire, in meeting and out, i.to 'ly'h'igh the world over. The. I.U.-
such untouchable questions "as 0'. Tc. is entitled to a vote o0.
whether, international-air fares thanks from the international tra-
should 'not be. reduced now and ib veler who is similarly seldom ho-
the coming jet age; whether.an at- n6red for his own patience; forti.,
tempt should not' be made Ito tude and, endurance, th'e bench-
abolish tipping and if not all tin- marks also oL'the veterann tourist.


HAITI'S


sia's Mr. Ankudinov gave to the
United States-sponsored resolution
calling for elimination of 'embar-.
kation and debarkation fees.

It was generally agreed that
these nuisance taxes are an impo-
S sition on all travelers, that funds
so raised rarely are .used to ih.
prove terminal facilities for thl
benefit of travelers, and that tak-
*1ug the traveler unaware at the
last moment, they frequently cornm-.
)el him to.discout' his'own ciur-
ency in order to pay the tax in
the currency o? the country he is
leaving. r

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Higi Wo0ld Prices Spur Haiti's Cocoa Drive

Continuing ,high prices on ttie i when the crop was at a record 1 tons this coming season. Shnn,


world market point up Hail'-s
drive to make this one ot tile
country's crops.

Under the direction of Mlr. B.
Je Venr-tuil, Agrononmist for SH.\
DA. the cocoa planting program
me is being actively pushed and
although it will be.. some lime
before it conimes into full flower.
it is expected that Haiti will in
the not too distant future, be-
come one of the great"cocoa
producing centers of the world.
In the'maenwhile the continuing
firmness -of the world market is
acting as a spur to local endeav-
our.


262,000 tons, 60,W57 tons were
purchased. In Lhe 1953.54 sea-
son when the crop was 206,000
tons, 27,557 tons were purchased
through Oct. 25.

Nigeria, the third.largest cocoa
producing area, also is said to
have a smaller crop than last
year. Last week, the French
African agricultural service re-
ported that crops would be about
118,000 tons, a decline of aoouit
12 per cent from the previous
year.

Cocoa consumption is expec-
ted to reach a record 900,000


RECORD DEMwAND

there will be light supplies for 15 AN
Cocoa prices have reached th M
-^ fight supplies :2 S k ~rnIS WredWOOLLEY s
highest level of the year a 3
many in 23. trade expect t the ^2ewu0jJO
market to continue to mice "Oo, -- {s

Before t he summer at 1958 I(C
Frays Ne,.-Yokh Tinies the b|l
Spice of cocoa ji expected to be ----
well above the cotrespondina |OR"U-0. e
level of the first half of 1957 V-er-t"'U.. "a'
and 1956. Quotations dur ing the
first half of next year are expect
ted to be the h highest since eairly Ion--
VICTORS AND VANQUISHED 1955, when the market was r,-
A 2,5-11). tJc: Fish, was tihl' find, with the aid of fisher- ceding from the highs of 1954 ;te O nx
bagged by two local fishing en- men, to the shore. c'a c~eaL e7L_
thusiasts who waged a fire In explaining their feat, "ir. The spot price/of Acora co- &x te
under-battle fore more than an Roy said he had spotted the coa, grown in Ghana, tl-r. largest
-hour with the girint creature. monster 'while, he and 'Dereix producer of the bean, was 37 CM e..
were fishing off the coast of La 85 cents a pound last week. The
.Pierre L. Roy anrd his compa- Gonave He swam to tQhe surface. figure compares with year's low, ec- .
nion, Andrd Dereix, plunging tc' tiyiqj to catch a baraiuda Whi of 21.4 cents on feb. 25. Tihe 19%5
tthe spot where it lay on the bed led him a merry chase t!mrough range was 23.1 to 319.
of the sea. sent steel crashing ,the waters His attention was slide
from their spear-guns into the denly drawn to an enormou, .An indication of a sniall-r
,enormous ct'anium of the thrash dark mass contrasting to the crop from Ghana is shop n by Ruelle TBERNE& LALUE
big jew tish until it was rende- white sand, which could be seen the, Ghana Cocoa ,Marketing PR-U RICaH T
red harmless. They then used about seven meters down. in the Bol sole exporter ",of P Th-

0 rope cable, knotted for the pur-. waters 'crop Through Oct. 25. the PO.BOX. 4G2
pose, and attached to the head Une magnifique bdte,) said group has'purchased 30.859 tonii
and tail of the beast, to hap' in Rontinued on page 13B of cocoa. In the 1956-57 season
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trade crop estimates prove accu-
rate, there would be a shortage
of about 45,000 tons that would
be made up fronr-the carry-overy
from the heavy, crop last year.
Even with the reserves, demand'
would be in very close balance
with supply.

Very often early crop estimates
are off asmu ch as 50,000 tons. A
difference of this amount coul4
change, the picture completely.
Present indications are that
the will be tight supplies for
the coming year, even if estLma.
tes are somewhat smaller than,
actual production.





SUNDAY NOV. 17th 1957


cHAITIA SUN*


TROPIC (ENGLANDn

LURES VISITORS


THIS ONE DID NOT GET
(Continued from page 12)
Mr. Roy. iOne such as 1 had beast became a can-opener, tear
, never seen except in pictures or ing the fisherman's gun from


BRIDGETOWN- No other flag -sibilities by fostering additional in films made by the great fish- his hands. Roy was forced to
but the British has ever flown hotel construction to increase i;s erman and under-sea explorci. climb fast to the surface for air-
over this tight little island. present somewhat limited accim. Cousteau. i From the surface the fish
In Trafalgar Square, a statue of modations. The monster kept immobile., 'could be seen attempting to gain
Lord Nelson looks down on crowds The price to play in Barbados as if sleep. -The occasion was entrance to a hole, a sort of
hurrying to the holiday cricket is a most reasonable one. too good for me to allow it to underground ca\ve but the spear
matches. Saiiboait fur fishing can be pass.; lie said, but the essential in its head prevented it.
Along the waterfront, traditio- rented for S15 to $21 a day. was that the first r1hot had t., Andre Dereix kept wakh on
nal jack tar uniforms of white Horses [he $1.20 an hour, hikes be mortal, or else, adieuu; the situation under-sea then he
middy jacket, bell-bottomed trou- 90 cents a day or $3 a week. Golf plunged rapidly with the aid of
sers and round flat hat minglI greens fees ae $1. 50 a day. He plunged several times t. his rubber fins, and fired a
with the civilian attire. There are more than 600 miles determine the best spot to send' second spear into the ear of the
Amid rolling green fields lie of roads girdling the. island, 14 Ils spear, recalling that he harl jew fish.
baronial mansions with such na- miles by 21 miles in area. and read somewhere that the best With this the sea became
iies as Drax Hall, Nicholas Abbey. cars can be rented for about $22 way'was to fire at the base of blood-red, and the fish became
Sam Lord's Castle. a week. That fee includes 250 fr?e the skull in order to reach their enraged, thrashing v i o l e n t I y
Traffic, keeping to the left, miles, with all over that posting brain. Any other way vould be about.
moves along quiet pastoral roads four cents a nile. The renter sup- only child's play for the anima!
past villages with such names as plies his own gasoline, costing to get rid of the spear.. and
Inch Marlow, Strathclyde, Airy about 37 cents a gallon, even of the fisherman \'WHAT A IAKIES A
Cot, Black Bess, Hastings and Twe A couple would have a hard
edside. !time spending more than $10 to He plunged silently, slowly AND FHOW DOES
A headline in the sports section $15 for an evening out at one of getting nearer and near to the
of a newspaper reads : .S. Lewis Barbados' several night spots. Din- slqeling sea monster pnd took NEWT HOTELJ MAi
Takes Seven Wickets for Six ners average less than $3, rum aim. The first shot struck the
Runs., drinks are 14 cents and a scotch head with a thud, and immedia- I WIHAT makes a good hotel -
A corner of the British Isles ? and soda is 74 cents. Some of the tely .jets of blood sprang ::from and how does a new hotel go about
Far from it- some 4,000 miles. night, spots feature shows, with the wound, but the jew fish on..,, its attract? With scores
from it, in fact. It's a sunny seg- i calypso-style steel bands or per- slightly bent its neck. He wait- of new hotels going up in the Ca-
ment of the far-flung empire, cal-Jihares a strolling calypso trouba- ed several mortally long mi- ribbean and older.ones thinking
led Barbados, and it's ress than j dour singing bawdy ballads of the nutes, and,.still it -did not budge, up new, attractions as the golden
half a day by Pan American World islands. and Mr. m, concluded he must river of Tourism mbves to its
hal a ayby anAmeicn Wrl isans. flood, the publicity angle. to. New~
SAirways from Miami or New-York. i Sightseeing offers such .attrac- have killed kthe fish with' the ood the p a to New-
A tropical suger barony with lions as old stone churches, 300 first shot. "* Yok's first.new hotel since 1931.
more than a touch of Old England year-old great houses and pictur- is of interest '
in its makeup, Barbados also has esque fishing towns like Bathshe- BATTLE GROUND A i s u' .....*
,. .. ,- i **Advertising is playing-A--`bij ;part
a little something in common with ba. i p r otisng t e- e st ..
the Road to Mandalay. At, least, Barbados' hotel accommodations But suddenly the sea bled ba- ry E-he ah-tvtn sto-
the Atlantic Ocean and Caribbean average about $7 to $9 a day per came a dangerous battle ground, which has been built on the site
Sea which stroke its shores are personn, with the tariff including with the fish bounding madly. of the old Lincoln on he 'east side
I.. ... 17 of the old Lincoln on Ihe -east side
where the flying fishes play. superb meals. The spear in the skull of the of Eighth Ave., from Fortyfourth
.'., ^ of. Eighth Ave., from Fortyfourth
The finny fliers can be bought, Stt.
I -- _to Fortyfifth Streets.
fresh caught, in Bridgetown mar-
fEts for a nickel apiece, and Bar- NEW SHOW ATExecutiv Vice-President and
.Executive Vice-President and
bados chefs can transform them General Manager of the anhat-
into a fish pie that's a unique ex-THE BAMBOCHE ROOM tan is erl.'nFradrk w. Kridel who
perience in eating. t i W. -wh
peenc in e H l has connected with hotel opera-
Barbados, the most easterly of Hotel Riviera ions for manybyears.
the West Indies islands, still is .
relatively undiscovered by Ame- Starring Haitian Songstress 4Metsou" Extremely promotidn-conscious,
ricans. But more and more of -.Mr. Kridel holds that the:'role of
them each year are beginning, to Every Night except.N Monda ', advertisin-g -in merchanding a
discover the quaint, quiet charm ..;.' h s more- exacting and impor-
of its English atmosphere, the B A M B O C H E' ; t.nt Than in even themost corn-
budget-saving. possibilities of its ; P :t.o', aged'.it ms. .
--, pti~i'th'L ;f paqkaged'.ite~ms.
reasonable prices and the beauty 1_ _.. ... '--, '- ",
of its rolling green fields of suger r
can dotted with 'great manor,
houses, of the suger aristocracy '4'..,'
and abandoned stone windmills PORT-AUPRINfll._ ".''N L, `J" `
that once ground the cane.
Its increasing popularity with 'O ,! ,,
nomadic North Americans is attes 'F L
ted by the fact that dollar spen- OF EXQUISITE OF SELECTED
ding here increased from $2,680,- Desins u h !R
00 in 1953 to $3,490,000 in 1955, Dsi s FA U
according to the Barbados Tour'ist D SUPER3 i AND FAMOUS
Commission. ,- Quaitj ASiesat.dOO o M
Barbados officials are taking G' iD RUE __ 'U,. *.'tJttCC LlL^ tbrt5mt, 'U.S. PHONE '26&4 I
steps to increase the tourist nos-


' AWAY

SFrom their motorboat, Dereix
and Roy seized their spare spear
I guns, plunged again to deliver
the coup de grace.) The first
shot had broken the leathery
body of the beast, but the fourth
had penetrated deeply into the
cranium. It was the end.
The giant still has strength
to fight for another thirty mi-
nutes, but was visibly losing its .
,strength, and the sea-bed took
on a greenish hue.

SThe victorious fisherman proud
ly posed with their prize eatch,
and are being congratulated for
their show of tenacity and cou-
rage.


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Mr. Kridel;,said a strong and
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HALkITI SUN).


SUNDAY NOV. 17th 1957


VENEZUELA PLANS OWN AID PROGRAM IN LAI


OIl
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B THROU
By TAD SZULC
Special to The New.York Times
CARACAS, Venezuela, Nov. 8-
Venezuela is ready to begin her
own foreign aid program within
Latin America.
It would be based on a series
of bilateral pacts for financial and
technical assistance.
The project is the first for aid
by a Latin American country on


L-RICH REGIME TO
D) DEVELOPMENT HELP
JGH BILATERAL PACTS
an important and continuous basis 'decided to make what may beco-
to hemisphere nations badly need- me a major contribution toward
ing resources for development. I development plans in- other Latin
Hitherto full reliance has been I American' republics.
placed on the United- States Go- Next week detailed legislation
vernment and United States and to establish a system of loans and
Western European private capital. assistance will be presented for
Proud of her own economic and approval to the national Congress
social accomplishments and riding here. As soon as it is passed, as
a wave of prosperity from her is expected, Venezuela will seek
-huge oil revenues, Venezuela haT to complete countries to receive


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iN! A MERICA development assistance, and the
TIN 1Cl A present policy is the ie.sult
her aid under the project.
Ecuador is to be the first coun- Latin Lands
try to complete an aid pact. Last O
year she had difficulty in abtain- OUn M arch
ing United States financing for Groui Told
certain projects. However, several WASHINGTON (UP) Re-
loans have been granted recently. evolutionary changes in Latin Ame
Venezuela aid to Ecuador, it was rica are transforming that area
riea are transforming that area
said, may total $15,000,000. Ecua- from the frontier epoch and mak-
dor is to receive assistance for ,
ing it part of one world,, Jose
road building, irrigation, harbor An ta, rto nerl, ose
A, Mqra, secretary general of the
improvement and loweosthousing. Organization of American States,-
' Agreements with Paraguay and said.
i said.
I Haiti are to follow, and there is
a possibility He spoke at the opening ses-
that the Venez Tsion of the-fourth Pan American
program will be extended even- Congress of Pharmacy and Bioche
tually to Bolivia and Colombia. mistry.
No Political Strfngs ms ., *r,
No ]Political Stresgs I In the Americas we feel a
The Venezuelan Government 4 th .. .e
The Veneuela Gov I sense of growth and change, of
says there will be no political e o .
.. Irevolutionarv dynamism t h atYi
strings t o the aid, and diplomats revolutionary d3amis atY
revolutionary dynamism that
from countries likely to become reouinr dynamism. t.at
from countries likely to become has rarely been equaled in histo-
its recipients confirm this. ry, and nowhere is that great
Venezuelans here who are con- r a n h i tha g
cerned withtheadro t ack-change more significant than in
cerned with the aid project aek- L. A i. e .
Latin America,. he said.
knowledge that a desire to raise Latin America ai
Lati America, is ceasing to-
Venezuela's prestige in the Hemis- b a fr Aer in istei n t
be : frontier in the historic and.
phere is part of the thinking be- cea i es n e igna
.. ,,. .. economic sense. [t is merging int,
hind the undertaking. There also e one-on. r h t e -eini
the one-world where the destinies
is an economic reason behind the
j, ,. of our age are being decided.,
blan, and officials here- recognizeof our age are being decided.
it. Mora expressed confidence that
Much of the development work Western Hemisphere cooperation
Much of the development work .
.would continue to grow ,on all
abroad will be done by Venezue- would continue to grow on all
o c orn-' levels.' He predicted that the po-
la engineers andcotatgco- ,. .
a engineers and contracting pulation of Latin America will be
panics. Venezuelan-made or Veere- ., ,.. j
pansies. Venezuelan-made or Vene- double that of the U.S. and Cana-
zuelan owned, equipment will
h. ... .. C.-.. -. ----. da by the end of this century. "


ue useu. ,he financing of exports
of Venezuelan petroleum, iron and
other products as part of the pro-
jected aid agreements may also
enter the picture in"The future.
Despite recent attempts at eco-
nomic cooperation within Latin
America, s uch as through a
plan for a common market for
this region, there has been little
cooperation. The emphasis in each
country, has been on development
within its own frontiers.
Thre is some exchange of tech-
nical experts among the republics.
There are many joint studies, es-
pecially-through the United Na-
tions Economic Commission for
Latin America, and now Brazil is
helping Paragua' build roads and
bridges that will give Paraguay
access to the South Atlantic across
Brazilian territory.
SBut with tariff walls and other
features of protectionism, inter-
SAmerican cooperation in economic
Sand social fields is extremely li-
Smited as Governments prefer to
obtain United States help even for
projects that cotfld be resolved
regionally.
Venezuela's new policy of aid
through bilateral agreements fol-
lowed the failure of her attempts
to intarlst Western Hemisphere
Government- to set 'ip -i develop-
ment fund.
At the Presidents' conLerence
in Panama in July, 1956, President
Marcos Perez Jimenez proposed


MARCEL DESIR
DEPICTS SOCIAL
LEVELS IN LATES
SCULPTURE
Marcel Desir, the painter-sculp-
tor, has just achieved a new chef-
d'oeuvre in mahogany sculpture.
He used a tree 22 inches in dia-
meter to produce this work de-
picting the various social levels
in Haiti.
The artist" worked for two months
in his studio at Ruelle Crepsac in
the section known as Cite Beau-
boeuf in Martissant. He hollowed
out the center of the big' acajou,
tree and carved two principal per-
sonnages and six masks.
The two personalities represent
the eaines, (Elders) and the .ajeu-
nesse (youth) of his country. The
various customs and manners
which exist in the different cate-
gories of men and their social for-
mation are represented by the six
masks.
Desir expects to present a 50
tableau show of his latest works,
early in January. The frames will
be sculptured with subjects typi-
cally Haitian and which the artist
says wilt serve for Ihistory. They
are living images ofe the events
that took place in Haiti from De-
cember 6,1956 to September 22,
1957.
Mlr. Dsir was emphatic in ask-


ing that the Department of Tou-
rism refer to the -Haiti Sun of


that each country contribute 3.75 July 28, 1957 of an interview he
per cent of its national budget to granted where he counseled the
the fund Venezuela offered about Department to create in all the
$30,000,000 as an initial contribu- neighboring countries regular ex-.
lion. positions of works'by Haitian ar-
The United States balked imme- lists in order to show the excep-
diately, noting that in its case the tional talent of the Haitian artists
contribution would be tuL high. who mostly unknown
I Other nations with few exceptions The mahogany statue which Mr.
showed as little interest Mr. Desire recently completed has
Having been approached by Haiti been sold and is now a part of
for some form of aid, Venezuela the private collection in the Carl
then decided to. -go it alone, in Behrmann home at Gros Morne.


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SUNDAY NOV. 17th 1957


,,HAITI- SUN,,


Professr Ehrico 'Montagutelli,
noted Italian sculptor, who keeps
Ia workshop in Port-au-Prince,
went Ito Caracas on special mis-
sion this week.
xx x
- TGLI ri a ai. IAIa VLUUU hm


.VF "B ,Je-,nd. H eait returned fromth
a short trip to Caracas, yester-
.--"_'.. .:'.day, where went on banana bim-
... ..:m,' snegs.

Hermann D'sir,, iDireotor of
StheHaitian Government ''6urist.
'-.. ."'. -- i- --Bureau in rNew-York, arrived by
'. I"AT A "O ACE .- s. a ,4on2W'dnesday morning, Mr.
t t a ea o ."i o Sa Ddslr, is. expected to spend a
week" bere consulting with. tou-
*"rist officfa]s.

..' .I Bishop Charles 'Alfred Voegli,
head -of the Episcopalian Mis-
sion' im. Haiti returned from the
U.S. on Wednesday. ,
i "- x..x ., x
Dr. Louis Roy, ReRd Cross
S......... President,. returned on PAA fhl-
AN INMERNATIVT4AL ROMANACE izc'Jch began as a chane meet'iPg I ght 432 Wednesday' morning, af-
ar the Hotel Olaffson a year ago wvas carsurnri ated an Sa tuit 'y No. ter' travelling to New-Delhi to
_t th ,Hte -O ofso ..... .... i -e r x Ago vw as,,o ri tedi, v '7 3, ,, ,,u SPtV ..-F, N I, .,. ,, ,.


FAINE SCHARON'S Toussant Louverture and the Revolution de
Saint-Domingueo was read over Radio Caraihcs last Sunday at 1:00
'P. M....

DR, MAURICE ARMAND presided over a meeting of the new exe-
cutive committee of the Aljance Franqaise, Thursday evening. The
members met at the club rooms at rue du Magasin de l'Etat and drew
up plans for an intensive cultural programme for this season...
THE LATE LORIMER DENIS' .post of Director of the Bureau Hati
lien d'Ethnologie was given'this week to Mr. Emmanuel C. Paul who
is said to be one of the few capable of stepping into the shoes of the
areat deceased one.%.

.DR. PRICE-I.ARS, Rector ot the University, leaves this week ti
attend the Congress on the .'System of AIricultural' Plantations in.
Americab, which is to open in San Juan, Puerto Rico today. Dr. Mars I
will have the distinction of making the opening address at the Con-I
vention whish will run through November 23,d, under the auspices of
the Pan American Union. He was invited by- he Rio Piedras Univer-
sity of Puerto Rico.
JEAN-CLAUDE GARCIA, young Haitian journalist who is attending
the university in Puerto Rico was recently elected. Secretary General
of the Association of Puerto' Rican Sttdentq. Jean-Claude formerly
was.a collaborator of ",Le National. here ..


CAROL BREITMIAN, of the American review nSeventeen, spent five gomn's mother is p'oprietrix. It we
and well-wishers of the happy couple
das in the Capital last week... Hi.
I J D G 1LE R O. 1O g In e at i n H a W 1 .
'JUDGE CLBERT BONHOMME, was appointed to the' Presidency
of the' Cour de Cassation this paht week. Installation ceremonies took --____--
place last Friday morning in a special audience of the, highest court' \
in the land. The post of Vice-President left vacant by Mr. Bonhommo's The intelligentsia_ of the Capi-
ascension to the place of Chief Justice wa% filled by the appointment tal pressed into, the Librairie ln-
of Judge Adrien Douyon... I digne last Thursday afternoon
MARCEL DUPUY, was recently .installed' as Banque Nationale for the formal- signing of his la-
i'Haiti's Sub-Director at P6rt-au-Prince. Mr. Dupuy was formerly Di- test volume of poems nLa Nu,..
rector'of the Haitian Institute of Agrikultudral Credit...' by Jean Brierre.,
Dr. LOUIS ROYY, President of the 1Hitian Red Cross, held the .
banners high at the Ninth International Congress of the Red Cross The poet conquered his h;ic.
held in New Delhi, India. His work on an important study to strengt- ners again with his usual impec-
hen the,,pratectidrin of countries, such as the Republic of Haiti, as mem. cable diction when he gratified
'hers' of the International Red, Cross... them by reading a few excerpts
., from his magistral work.
SThe FRENCH EMBASSY invited its nationals in Haiti the friends '
A gay reception followed the
.of France to at-tend the special services in observance of Armistice signing of the volume
Day, lst Monday, at the chapel of Petit Seminaire College St. Martial.. i [I
THE JEAN GOSSELIN TROP is said to be including Haiti in its r x x x


Coming tournce of the Antilles Mr. and Mrs. Gosselin are expected
Here early in April with a rich repertory of french plays among
Which a .-Marimis.- and 'Fanie-,, two of Marcel Pagnol's master
pieces...
: *~i
aLE P .YONNEMENTo. the C'ap-Hailicn publication directed Iby
-, Mlarquez VJbrun observed the 23rd anniversary of its faoin'Jatioai on
I'
October 2I.-'.. r
SPLANTATION DAUPHI'N is back to normal after a threr-day
,.strike of Pni 'ivorkers on October 28th.
WELSH SUGAR FACTORY in the North of Hniti is in need of li-
nancibrs; .La Montde' Cap-Haitien newspaper, is pushing the question,
of re-etablishhing the mill. and hoping that the State will undertalke
a quest for an interested group ot capitalists...
BISHOP HOMER A TOMLINSON, chief of the' -Cburch of Godt
which has .or sometime established an auxiliary branch here, arrived
via Pan !L.mri.eain Airways, Wednesday afternoon. The prelate iq ex-
pected to :.utain a special audience with President Duvalier...
SELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY'S E. M. SHREWVSBURY left last week
on annual leave in the U. S. His wile accompanied him...
IDASH'S new Technical Director is Dr. Claude Lafontant. He repla-
ces Mr Frarcois Latortue..
JACQUES BOURJOLLY has been appointed Haitian Consul Gene-
,'"ial to Geneva, Italy .
MAURICE CARRIE. formei- Ar-my Lieutenant, has been named to
the Consulate in Miami. The new Consul General will be joined by his
wife, presently Secretary of the Haiti Government Tourist Bureau in
New York.. "
ERNEST BONHOMME, was installed Monday morning in his new
post as Dinector of the Fiscal-Department. He replaces RenC Scutt..


hliss NMarion Appel, of the Co-
mnepnsation Claims Examiner- per-
sonnel, returned to New York on
Thursday, after spending fives gay
days in the Capital.


x N x
Funeral services were held oni
Tuesday afternoon for Mr K'?snel
Gabriel at the parish church of
Saint Bernaclette in Martisiant.-
The defunct had been an emplo-
yee of the Electric Company's po-
wer plant for more than 30 years.
He was considered a model em-
ployee He is survived by a wife
and eight children


X X X
Mr. Max Bausenhart, thbe-Oer-
man Charge d'Affairgs,, left 'fur
Miami, Monday, and is .ipec.,ed
to visit Mexico and Havana*dtuing
his three weeks abroad..

x.X x
Mrs Flavie Fareau went to
New-York this week, accomp".
nied by her daughter, Nicole.


1"'


I/-Lt&J'J UAY ZAtLi'tr. u'J nMna .-repres laiLi a i le inteclltiUilii -
oftian Enginer-FRITZ DEBROSSE. Congress of the world Red Crbs- '-,:--
y ivzsit d Haiti with fridds from i ctors. -
directors.

salon of Miss Zachry's room'nwatee xxx '.
Honour and was perform, byjat Maurice Bonnefi, Dlrectbr of ,,
-e the parent of the bride, Air. .and Hayti 0'ractor Co., returned from r A'
lied tohe it separent. ofrthe b e Ha.ti,,. .". .
lied, to Haiti specilly for the oc bhis sliqrt trip to San Juah on ',
ief of' Police; and Messers Fortune Thursday. '

tial Palmn Hotel of vhich the bride, ,, ',,-.a ,X .
'. ~Vivian Bailey, French-speak!n ,
S attended by a number of fnends Vii Ba. F .. ., nh'.',..
e manyof whon oire Socially proii- Philadelphian, and hi family ,
: were comfortably installed in :. ..
". '"." 1 .'
the home of'a friend ir; La Bou- ,.'..
---- ,le during", their visit .to. Haiti.: '".'
.... J .. ~-They thoroughly enjoyed 'their '','
x x x housekeeping in the. itills; The *.
The Haitian Federation of Foot- alleys brought "ther, young '':
ball refused,to accept the resigna- son with them on the trip, and. '
tiohl,'and gave a vote of confiden- leave f6r Philly today. Mr.,.e. Wli
ce to its three-member1 directing ley is Haiti's Honorary -Consul, .*'
committee bringing Franck Ba- in the CGty of Brothetrly Loye."'. ".
yard, Augustin Viau iand Andr6 i'
Roy back to their posts wikh the ii:
FOR RENT '1,. ,. ,. ,
Federation lauding the devotion O i R '
and competence they have shown PETION-VILLE Furnished house, ;.
in the promotion of national 3 'bedrooms, dinihg-ligingrdQm, I"
,sports. heath, hot arid. cold water, on ,;1,1
Kensc6ff road, No. 5, conveniently :
x x located near park. Apply'G. Ewald, '.i'
November llth,;was IPoppy on premises,, evenings. ,
Day., and Mrs. Davis, wife of the Novy 173t:
British Charg6 d'Affaires, was
kept busy seeing that as marw re- ,,KING OF THE WORLD :'
sidents in H-aiti as possible made (Contunued from'page one),
their contribution tn rehnembran-1 css. .Every where'I go govern'
ce of those who fell in World imental'tranquility has followed,
Wards I aind II, and aid to their Haiti now' has ueace and prospp-
families and survivors rity will follow., '
The smiling, Jovial ,Overseer* '-: ,.'-
X x x of the Chuch of CGod who'wnt )
Mrs. Odette Martineaiiun and to Haiti with'his golden cloth-bh
Mrs. Philippe Charlier. wife of decked cportabld throne tljat is"'
the owner of the Rex' Thea'ter left collansible after the' fashion of^ '"'
by air, Monday noon, for Puerto. a 'deck-chair, said that he also,' !,-
Rito, Virgin Islands and possibly dropped in at Cuba, the Domifi- ,
'New oYrk-. They will return with- can Republic, and iamaica .in .
in ten days with a dozen, new the sourse of his week's, wlrlk
films for 'the Champ-de-Mars moa- wind tour. '' S:
vie house to open the winter'seaI Bishop Tomlinson said that h ,:.
son. was now including the rmodon and .
X xSputniks One and Two in his.'.. .
x x x kingdom of righteousnesss,. He -'/'i
Jean-Claude (Tennis champ) Ar- t w -
,, ,said that wars will now bere
mand is back from his trip to Pa- .l at e- tol no arof "
rs. /legated -to limbo) as resuk .of ', -,-
I man's intrusion into outer space ''
and the wh it t


S- ", and the with it the extension of
Mrs Georges Deslandes, wile of the Bishop's kingdom. -
thlie mahogany dealer and A;is Car Bishop Tomlinson Who gives ,
drive-yourself-service, is .home his age as sixtyfive, once ttiad'
from summering in Europe and to get President Eisenhower to
Visiting with their daughter,. a be a vice-president candidate on
student in Germany. his. ticket.


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veiwber.9 when charming MISS KA
oille, New-York, waus married to HI
lMiss Zachry was then on a holido
New York.
The ceremony look place ii the
Miss Peggy Hart.. who was Ala,d-of
Registrar. Among the wi-tlesses wer
Mrs. Francisl McDeminott.'ipho truave
casion. Colortel Pierre L. Parret.. ,h
Bogat, and Aubelin- Jolicoeu'r.
The reception was held'at th'e Rq


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256e80bcc860c2cb4a4fcb5f619cf957
76d94d60c8dba95cdc4a254effa0159f8f9b2135
'2014-05-03T04:30:40-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:25:09-04:00'
virus check
'715726' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile105' 'sip-files00013.jpg'
492395e48b77bd865fff5b220d6552cc
96bb47939ae40f2d0f88cf9eb48f1da51ad36429
'2014-05-03T04:30:29-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:24:53-04:00'
virus check
'74425' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile106' 'sip-files00013.QC.jpg'
5cbe6ba2eb38d9fb1cbf64a789054a6d
ce591bd3571bbb5d742e31a83e6b2d8355ca6695
'2014-05-03T04:33:25-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:28:23-04:00'
virus check
'731550' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile107' 'sip-files00014.jpg'
03458276b2aa57408a42f716118b1e3e
ead2beecf4f23afe911cd9d5bc51b31899ffabe9
'2014-05-03T04:34:24-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:29:17-04:00'
virus check
'98703' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile108' 'sip-files00014.QC.jpg'
42d3ff71b7e50c68fa7dc21a0100c520
f10e146fb184aeedbfb8f789c9bca863ba17e84d
'2014-05-03T04:34:04-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:29:01-04:00'
virus check
'732414' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile109' 'sip-files00015.jpg'
317901077ca060997481374786d56921
4ad1f19d14190d4841cbd0e182d98ab096358b3d
'2014-05-03T04:33:13-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:28:13-04:00'
virus check
'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile11'
29ec52b66bab3efcb30579f75cf4d654
0078a6a354855558f31a517a87d19fa813b41c3b
'2014-05-03T04:33:01-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:28:01-04:00'
virus check
'85656' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile110' 'sip-files00015.QC.jpg'
7fed009a9fda68a22b5323e62156ec22
80fc575e0ed1245ecd5ceb3a35f7893d80f5cfc5
'2014-05-03T04:31:33-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:26:02-04:00'
virus check
'491430' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile111' 'sip-files00016.jpg'
4bfa7c8e539e4449075b7e3708a97d3e
b8c4d498ea7affcd9c9fa758865bccbd5a1949b9
'2014-05-03T04:33:51-04:00'
describe
virus check
'48687' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile112' 'sip-files00016.QC.jpg'
3c8e01f1497559561b7fe8ace293edc3
263ddd7daec951b7c5f87ab78cad419016494022
'2014-05-03T04:30:00-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:24:15-04:00'
virus check
'16650' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile113' 'sip-files00001thm.jpg'
284492be3160aeaeb93cbf09265b83b7
812ac26cac5b1ee426d00537063e07d4eefc6764
'2014-05-03T04:29:47-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:24:04-04:00'
virus check
'37832' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile114' 'sip-files00002thm.jpg'
39b5a949e8cc35f4a1f519108ac95356
43263662ee698db7c4cecc68dd84acbb2fa2a01c
'2014-05-03T04:34:10-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:29:06-04:00'
virus check
'19058' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile115' 'sip-files00003thm.jpg'
06969b33c643742111219470e5d25f3b
7a9896b2fa21a792d0d99f9868015aedfefb3309
'2014-05-03T04:33:37-04:00'
describe
virus check
'42013' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile116' 'sip-files00004thm.jpg'
887ef8e5eaefef86005b1bc80915a1a4
70790cfcde99cb2749f3c47b75b2ef5b23f14a60
'2014-05-03T04:34:08-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:29:05-04:00'
virus check
'38890' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile117' 'sip-files00005thm.jpg'
31ac2b98f4d28b69fbdd0a1a6f196aaf
a9bcfbdf935e411f3df604524f0b1dcd57688871
'2014-05-03T04:31:46-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:26:18-04:00'
virus check
'16523' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile118' 'sip-files00006thm.jpg'
05279d656be630d795b59f20864491d4
41f7bd66230340e29d9ffd39ef878eafa96a7bb4
'2014-05-03T04:29:48-04:00'
describe
virus check
'41242' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile119' 'sip-files00007thm.jpg'
15a4648fe8bee753488f423c688ab410
e1e13dd3423e86a790d05978c46ee4a12a463f80
'2014-05-03T04:31:42-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:26:13-04:00'
virus check
'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile12'
29ec52b66bab3efcb30579f75cf4d654
0078a6a354855558f31a517a87d19fa813b41c3b
'2014-05-03T04:34:28-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:29:22-04:00'
virus check
'16990' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile120' 'sip-files00008thm.jpg'
f5b85a8d2a208cb51376bd1a9ceb0e97
ca1fb81d31a8453000e481bde915501ac9006053
'2014-05-03T04:34:17-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:29:14-04:00'
virus check
'11517' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile121' 'sip-files00009thm.jpg'
0c74234bad47d9ea5264a945c8c3abd9
f7c3d3312cfef1b7315718b8f49f391e479fa885
'2014-05-03T04:33:52-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:28:46-04:00'
virus check
'41206' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile122' 'sip-files00010thm.jpg'
a53ba63248584b1287f65fb5ddb5e8ee
af5100ab407e265273984ba39d0721981036577f
'2014-05-03T04:33:35-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:28:31-04:00'
virus check
'39077' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile123' 'sip-files00011thm.jpg'
dbd1375a3de6272c56b9cb8617e3ddfd
819cb8e9e054c2c2a0b64b3436562c287267d551
'2014-05-03T04:30:44-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:25:12-04:00'
virus check
'15546' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile124' 'sip-files00012thm.jpg'
9734d8957273e4901dad5e1a07f9ccdf
2dbf5996bc1f6f6167243921ec9a33aee5a7167f
'2014-05-03T04:30:56-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:25:27-04:00'
virus check
'17008' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile125' 'sip-files00013thm.jpg'
13820744dde8d9ef9ca96f7d834054df
2499aeef0ff21d11d9e7ac662099a11fe9e5f3b2
'2014-05-03T04:30:55-04:00'
describe
virus check
'42744' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile126' 'sip-files00014thm.jpg'
3f7e745265e50c862dc11d9b20529217
f58e1bb0b6c8751e01a021f39ba483ad48ef8532
'2014-05-03T04:30:15-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:24:29-04:00'
virus check
'36504' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile127' 'sip-files00015thm.jpg'
0b171d88c0b2c8b5697629f2b7113a27
b8221ac4aab49fb316d2b2687bae41cc604ccd32
'2014-05-03T04:30:06-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:24:21-04:00'
virus check
'12237' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile128' 'sip-files00016thm.jpg'
c7a751946d640aa4112594253103dfa3
9cb952c9ff7649ac84577f23fa9f8d570f11ce22
'2014-05-03T04:31:55-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:26:29-04:00'
virus check
'10637' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile129' 'sip-files00001.txt'
15340373bbc981aa315d2674044fb7e0
ac36f6ba399bbb9f1a57677739eff20cf18183a9
'2014-05-03T04:31:47-04:00'
describe
Invalid character
'2014-05-03T04:26:19-04:00'
virus check
WARNING CODE 'Daitss::Anomaly' Invalid character
Invalid character
'49128724' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile13' 'sip-files00004.tif'
f5aa62a934427a439bcbd700c81e0e5c
68893d8cd0a32c61447b13652aed0f3eb436e9cd
'2014-05-03T04:31:41-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:26:12-04:00'
virus check
'14906' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile130' 'sip-files00002.txt'
2d927f6a5e2c7d25a3cfdddd738c38c7
fddf35e43ad9c620dc3cf07150fb0d2ea8f48794
'2014-05-03T04:34:25-04:00'
describe
Invalid character
'2014-05-03T04:29:18-04:00'
virus check
Invalid character
Invalid character
'7416' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile131' 'sip-files00003.txt'
f83ef347b89a0799d258a3a52a21e597
a6e7d84e96f1a38cc6a5f88ff6bd2d9bd75af3df
describe
Invalid character
virus check
Invalid character
Invalid character
'6718' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile132' 'sip-files00004.txt'
c9efac4092181a150342d4ebe232a3dd
194fa11702bcbfd8bd4a2dec8249b3b4093b1a25
describe
Invalid character
virus check
Invalid character
Invalid character
'6890' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile133' 'sip-files00005.txt'
3f1dfa4d4702fcfeb108ec515b7a15a3
5383e6d0dc3cd403f40f70e36d5c7d4c330550f7
'2014-05-03T04:29:54-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:24:09-04:00'
virus check
'7313' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile134' 'sip-files00006.txt'
9e336d31a364a998f99e3b615efeabe1
dea3ab7a81c7f48f5816ac3d83b484b502a4b73b
'2014-05-03T04:30:28-04:00'
describe
Invalid character
'2014-05-03T04:24:52-04:00'
virus check
Invalid character
Invalid character
'6345' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile135' 'sip-files00007.txt'
b2ddde52ac125942604a25912a2a9d8d
57af4c630c13808144c471a6360545697efbf004
describe
Invalid character
virus check
Invalid character
Invalid character
'2257' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile136' 'sip-files00008.txt'
e8045de82d332b626b26619336716e91
134dd31ae243ed2cb215caf620b3bd79d9b80a80
describe
virus check
'2009' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile137' 'sip-files00009.txt'
8aacf9ac0d27f87d434540b5f76f47b2
aa4d634c9cdb8963df792237316db44d1ec6e493
'2014-05-03T04:32:52-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:27:51-04:00'
virus check
'6222' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile138' 'sip-files00010.txt'
a3c3632cd412db551455970182ebe660
8c7cb47c75b5ddd693f2f3aa610207628c011981
'2014-05-03T04:30:42-04:00'
describe
Invalid character
'2014-05-03T04:25:11-04:00'
virus check
Invalid character
Invalid character
'8921' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile139' 'sip-files00011.txt'
8eb7402acdc962ec9fb1f2e71c38bb99
7aded682e8d99190dccd60b7e724e3e87ec3bff5
'2014-05-03T04:31:11-04:00'
describe
Invalid character
'2014-05-03T04:25:39-04:00'
virus check
Invalid character
Invalid character
'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile14'
f5aa62a934427a439bcbd700c81e0e5c
68893d8cd0a32c61447b13652aed0f3eb436e9cd
'2014-05-03T04:29:40-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:23:50-04:00'
virus check
'6479' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile140' 'sip-files00012.txt'
0b2b6b7883d72688d072660c54488214
5077cdb64d0932279d77924abd7e262d17bda22b
'2014-05-03T04:34:11-04:00'
describe
Invalid character
virus check
Invalid character
Invalid character
'10858' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile141' 'sip-files00013.txt'
333e4fa4f1a0e2c21132fab9b72c0229
d967a3eddd3b408d124bcdaac5702704988aeb32
describe
Invalid character
'2014-05-03T04:29:04-04:00'
virus check
Invalid character
Invalid character
'9504' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile142' 'sip-files00014.txt'
8eb9d76ec7d250fba8e4c7c6218f7005
53ac152178df34f956e5cbcf445bf76a30ba8245
'2014-05-03T04:32:38-04:00'
describe
Invalid character
'2014-05-03T04:27:31-04:00'
virus check
Invalid character
Invalid character
'14104' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile143' 'sip-files00015.txt'
5b7bafd29c03fc1ba29183fa678de87e
6a5853c37e6abd37a5342c8d7ba9a56503adc83c
describe
Invalid character
virus check
Invalid character
Invalid character
'1950' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile144' 'sip-files00016.txt'
eac85245dd653f949e91afe9d5af0f7f
89e832ad114828505985b123fff37ad0172b47aa
'2014-05-03T04:29:37-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:23:43-04:00'
virus check
'245303' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile145' 'sip-files00001.pro'
b93e92582829b9e88678bd95e3f7556a
542d9acb227e285e2aceeafc867638162191fe49
'2014-05-03T04:33:04-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:28:06-04:00'
virus check
'346739' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile146' 'sip-files00002.pro'
00e12d84094011f76a051956d8037697
00f2e17cafae83b370bec276a84e9720b9c1f9ba
describe
virus check
'171002' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile147' 'sip-files00003.pro'
557a017dd21415d49992afb5ca44822e
33981d6df05ca7cd6e6db5936bb0640988d89a0e
'2014-05-03T04:30:41-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:25:10-04:00'
virus check
'146937' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile148' 'sip-files00004.pro'
81c528ada2ec0a7ab50ae9d10557acbe
de2720d3f87ff82d21456f01787d407f1f0771ce
describe
virus check
'165663' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile149' 'sip-files00005.pro'
0b6a91ea3c827a13e00bef8415bf6881
0a5ccb9ab4ca2659744a939c7a0e8398742e03e8
'2014-05-03T04:32:09-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:26:54-04:00'
virus check
'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile15'
f5aa62a934427a439bcbd700c81e0e5c
68893d8cd0a32c61447b13652aed0f3eb436e9cd
'2014-05-03T04:34:34-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:29:26-04:00'
virus check
'179560' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile150' 'sip-files00006.pro'
025744f32b9424c4906db3b194f09306
a10471b787bd3674b1b8008402c4b284a6d07b5b
describe
'2014-05-03T04:26:53-04:00'
virus check
'142420' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile151' 'sip-files00007.pro'
c5b760e0375a421a55114366200da367
9d54354b645d3dcd25cd7ec23760a48f9f44a605
'2014-05-03T04:33:12-04:00'
describe
virus check
'56669' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile152' 'sip-files00008.pro'
136a024fcf0ca41ee2ba94e83c6eaf05
1b036e6daa2480bc8bae10ac9e69d4b0eb0183fb
'2014-05-03T04:33:53-04:00'
describe
virus check
'50331' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile153' 'sip-files00009.pro'
b82e15116014d7eb1c5a18f9b5cc3b38
2d1048fd9ed1f84b1829aac19bd492bfae01f31b
'2014-05-03T04:32:08-04:00'
describe
virus check
'140528' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile154' 'sip-files00010.pro'
2c5d1743dcef0f0e0dc3a2cf39d8be58
da24b39fe4c9f4195e4d13f4aded7df0b3e410ce
'2014-05-03T04:33:30-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:28:26-04:00'
virus check
'188980' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile155' 'sip-files00011.pro'
097bedf28ec7cdaf159fecd79dcbb8a9
041eb3c3eced01e67236d7406e810ea6fe9d1ac5
describe
'2014-05-03T04:24:22-04:00'
virus check
'140228' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile156' 'sip-files00012.pro'
cee3dbea9c426c7ad0faf42f24afbca8
ba74fd9de99b6ddbf6f64ca5176edf1afe63e0e1
describe
virus check
'242697' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile157' 'sip-files00013.pro'
7507d4591b7213e0810fc2431588861b
40800a7b6af74ecea797a98e6ea719421e471914
describe
virus check
'228935' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile158' 'sip-files00014.pro'
327aa71a6df261e009e8266eb2998b06
921873ac70e394beec20d6dcdc97ba24cfe8a053
'2014-05-03T04:32:13-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:26:58-04:00'
virus check
'308297' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile159' 'sip-files00015.pro'
74cbfd575b032b8f57a582b4f88577aa
389db163d1c52271f0da5f0f75bb0b09c0b1884c
'2014-05-03T04:31:10-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:25:38-04:00'
virus check
'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile16'
f5aa62a934427a439bcbd700c81e0e5c
68893d8cd0a32c61447b13652aed0f3eb436e9cd
'2014-05-03T04:31:21-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:25:48-04:00'
virus check
'46328' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile160' 'sip-files00016.pro'
03c3cf70902f2be29665b44d5bc6ea8a
859ccbf4be215bf4883025c37c496339a1316eb4
describe
virus check
'30359' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile161' 'sip-filesAA00015023_00421.mets'
9eb2115d89c3755ca483405f9ee6d152
6427bc4887759d2c64edad398b8123165f6ab42c
describe
virus check
xml resolution
'52081880' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile17' 'sip-files00005.tif'
f76963666cf9192e2c936c494f4cacdf
268c048cad2c0ce2c6b61c018e30e2bfb6efcc07
'2014-05-03T04:30:13-04:00'
describe
virus check
'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile18'
f76963666cf9192e2c936c494f4cacdf
268c048cad2c0ce2c6b61c018e30e2bfb6efcc07
describe
virus check
'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile19'
f76963666cf9192e2c936c494f4cacdf
268c048cad2c0ce2c6b61c018e30e2bfb6efcc07
'2014-05-03T04:29:44-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:23:59-04:00'
virus check
'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile2'
d1919d370987c1e6f33371d4b60b2870
3d40e2d30f7b2e1cd332fdc9ebbd32c832d810ef
'2014-05-03T04:30:48-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:25:16-04:00'
virus check
'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile20'
f76963666cf9192e2c936c494f4cacdf
268c048cad2c0ce2c6b61c018e30e2bfb6efcc07
'2014-05-03T04:29:53-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:24:08-04:00'
virus check
'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile21' 'sip-files00006.tif'
f043188fd9e97a8d78848b6b2e3c81bd
7e8da8e1191d21275b20da956b9713e8cdb0d05c
'2014-05-03T04:30:39-04:00'
describe
virus check
'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile22'
f043188fd9e97a8d78848b6b2e3c81bd
7e8da8e1191d21275b20da956b9713e8cdb0d05c
'2014-05-03T04:33:29-04:00'
describe
virus check
'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile23'
f043188fd9e97a8d78848b6b2e3c81bd
7e8da8e1191d21275b20da956b9713e8cdb0d05c
'2014-05-03T04:32:04-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:26:46-04:00'
virus check
'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile24'
f043188fd9e97a8d78848b6b2e3c81bd
7e8da8e1191d21275b20da956b9713e8cdb0d05c
describe
virus check
'49128648' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile25' 'sip-files00007.tif'
44ffd983f72020af3d5db5173057a631
25b017fabcc972678ee2e8320db815b5ac021fcf
'2014-05-03T04:34:23-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:29:16-04:00'
virus check
'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile26'
44ffd983f72020af3d5db5173057a631
25b017fabcc972678ee2e8320db815b5ac021fcf
'2014-05-03T04:32:17-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:27:03-04:00'
virus check
'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile27'
44ffd983f72020af3d5db5173057a631
25b017fabcc972678ee2e8320db815b5ac021fcf
'2014-05-03T04:32:20-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:27:08-04:00'
virus check
'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile28'
44ffd983f72020af3d5db5173057a631
25b017fabcc972678ee2e8320db815b5ac021fcf
'2014-05-03T04:30:05-04:00'
describe
virus check
'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile29' 'sip-files00008.tif'
8ca6cbf08f3dc6a9b3d7bf9725a48f99
c9f1649192fc091d1275c681c799f5321626cc18
'2014-05-03T04:31:01-04:00'
describe
virus check
'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile3'
d1919d370987c1e6f33371d4b60b2870
3d40e2d30f7b2e1cd332fdc9ebbd32c832d810ef
'2014-05-03T04:30:35-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:25:00-04:00'
virus check
'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile30'
8ca6cbf08f3dc6a9b3d7bf9725a48f99
c9f1649192fc091d1275c681c799f5321626cc18
'2014-05-03T04:30:54-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:25:26-04:00'
virus check
'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile31'
8ca6cbf08f3dc6a9b3d7bf9725a48f99
c9f1649192fc091d1275c681c799f5321626cc18
'2014-05-03T04:32:34-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:27:27-04:00'
virus check
'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile32'
8ca6cbf08f3dc6a9b3d7bf9725a48f99
c9f1649192fc091d1275c681c799f5321626cc18
'2014-05-03T04:31:58-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:26:34-04:00'
virus check
'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile33' 'sip-files00009.tif'
3c6e2c223c574af2c92e88c6b42dfd81
422c70a3e3eeb323aaeaf6bf8955144cfdf02aea
'2014-05-03T04:31:08-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:25:37-04:00'
virus check
'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile34'
3c6e2c223c574af2c92e88c6b42dfd81
422c70a3e3eeb323aaeaf6bf8955144cfdf02aea
'2014-05-03T04:33:56-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:28:50-04:00'
virus check
'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile35'
3c6e2c223c574af2c92e88c6b42dfd81
422c70a3e3eeb323aaeaf6bf8955144cfdf02aea
'2014-05-03T04:31:54-04:00'
describe
virus check
'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile36'
3c6e2c223c574af2c92e88c6b42dfd81
422c70a3e3eeb323aaeaf6bf8955144cfdf02aea
'2014-05-03T04:30:51-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:25:22-04:00'
virus check
'49128684' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile37' 'sip-files00010.tif'
3dfc39455ea825448ee2b4f13f279892
acf70dacc6d8d60f873529164bc96b45672b1b66
describe
'2014-05-03T04:26:17-04:00'
virus check
'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile38'
3dfc39455ea825448ee2b4f13f279892
acf70dacc6d8d60f873529164bc96b45672b1b66
'2014-05-03T04:31:17-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:25:44-04:00'
virus check
'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile39'
3dfc39455ea825448ee2b4f13f279892
acf70dacc6d8d60f873529164bc96b45672b1b66
'2014-05-03T04:30:17-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:24:34-04:00'
virus check
'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile4'
d1919d370987c1e6f33371d4b60b2870
3d40e2d30f7b2e1cd332fdc9ebbd32c832d810ef
'2014-05-03T04:32:28-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:27:18-04:00'
virus check
'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile40'
3dfc39455ea825448ee2b4f13f279892
acf70dacc6d8d60f873529164bc96b45672b1b66
describe
'2014-05-03T04:28:12-04:00'
virus check
'51662480' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile41' 'sip-files00011.tif'
55e215afa5d9a3c4503381b2299ac48f
5ce0372b3f67d9b0ec692f04665168d8862b0e33
'2014-05-03T04:31:31-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:26:00-04:00'
virus check
'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile42'
55e215afa5d9a3c4503381b2299ac48f
5ce0372b3f67d9b0ec692f04665168d8862b0e33
'2014-05-03T04:31:26-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:25:55-04:00'
virus check
'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile43'
55e215afa5d9a3c4503381b2299ac48f
5ce0372b3f67d9b0ec692f04665168d8862b0e33
'2014-05-03T04:33:49-04:00'
describe
virus check
'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile44'
55e215afa5d9a3c4503381b2299ac48f
5ce0372b3f67d9b0ec692f04665168d8862b0e33
'2014-05-03T04:31:51-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:26:23-04:00'
virus check
'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile45' 'sip-files00012.tif'
29a85506022b6d426929559f5280300c
e53c240da11b7ff37b325b8a8e4401849f63ffce
'2014-05-03T04:33:19-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:28:18-04:00'
virus check
'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile46'
29a85506022b6d426929559f5280300c
e53c240da11b7ff37b325b8a8e4401849f63ffce
'2014-05-03T04:31:37-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:26:08-04:00'
virus check
'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile47'
29a85506022b6d426929559f5280300c
e53c240da11b7ff37b325b8a8e4401849f63ffce
describe
'2014-05-03T04:28:30-04:00'
virus check
'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile48'
29a85506022b6d426929559f5280300c
e53c240da11b7ff37b325b8a8e4401849f63ffce
'2014-05-03T04:33:23-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:28:22-04:00'
virus check
'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile49' 'sip-files00013.tif'
0d91a3f1b3fb8f026a648a18468cc28d
d0fc563a17e6abdcf5b586ce0f98631c08cf67c4
'2014-05-03T04:32:58-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:27:58-04:00'
virus check
'51927160' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile5' 'sip-files00002.tif'
b50003515d099441e3a0c286c97bcae3
0af82a9cfcc8aa2b30e2b032d79c662e6606ecd7
'2014-05-03T04:32:42-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:27:41-04:00'
virus check
'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile50'
0d91a3f1b3fb8f026a648a18468cc28d
d0fc563a17e6abdcf5b586ce0f98631c08cf67c4
'2014-05-03T04:30:37-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:25:03-04:00'
virus check
'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile51'
0d91a3f1b3fb8f026a648a18468cc28d
d0fc563a17e6abdcf5b586ce0f98631c08cf67c4
'2014-05-03T04:30:24-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:24:48-04:00'
virus check
'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile52'
0d91a3f1b3fb8f026a648a18468cc28d
d0fc563a17e6abdcf5b586ce0f98631c08cf67c4
describe
virus check
'52661160' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile53' 'sip-files00014.tif'
af6b47ff7a77d9b2a20d5e4ba5c2132d
40357ad848d47e94ad34f61e5cb441ff3415567a
'2014-05-03T04:32:26-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:27:14-04:00'
virus check
'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile54'
af6b47ff7a77d9b2a20d5e4ba5c2132d
40357ad848d47e94ad34f61e5cb441ff3415567a
'2014-05-03T04:29:59-04:00'
describe
virus check
'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile55'
af6b47ff7a77d9b2a20d5e4ba5c2132d
40357ad848d47e94ad34f61e5cb441ff3415567a
'2014-05-03T04:30:10-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:24:25-04:00'
virus check
'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile56'
af6b47ff7a77d9b2a20d5e4ba5c2132d
40357ad848d47e94ad34f61e5cb441ff3415567a
'2014-05-03T04:32:31-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:27:22-04:00'
virus check
'52705900' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile57' 'sip-files00015.tif'
e89f40f74f0bdf0fb2b7068705a3adf2
465ed7176ab1c2936ddc955602628165c405792e
'2014-05-03T04:30:21-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:24:42-04:00'
virus check
'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile58'
e89f40f74f0bdf0fb2b7068705a3adf2
465ed7176ab1c2936ddc955602628165c405792e
'2014-05-03T04:30:27-04:00'
describe
virus check
'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile59'
e89f40f74f0bdf0fb2b7068705a3adf2
465ed7176ab1c2936ddc955602628165c405792e
'2014-05-03T04:32:49-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:27:49-04:00'
virus check
'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile6'
b50003515d099441e3a0c286c97bcae3
0af82a9cfcc8aa2b30e2b032d79c662e6606ecd7
describe
virus check
'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile60'
e89f40f74f0bdf0fb2b7068705a3adf2
465ed7176ab1c2936ddc955602628165c405792e
'2014-05-03T04:34:02-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:29:00-04:00'
virus check
'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile61' 'sip-files00016.tif'
e25e3b0955e1bfa8319628092fd17768
196f5de09f6e186d8ef9647c4100fe44268e608b
'2014-05-03T04:32:45-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:27:45-04:00'
virus check
'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile62'
e25e3b0955e1bfa8319628092fd17768
196f5de09f6e186d8ef9647c4100fe44268e608b
describe
virus check
'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile63'
e25e3b0955e1bfa8319628092fd17768
196f5de09f6e186d8ef9647c4100fe44268e608b
'2014-05-03T04:33:45-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:28:38-04:00'
virus check
'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile64'
e25e3b0955e1bfa8319628092fd17768
196f5de09f6e186d8ef9647c4100fe44268e608b
'2014-05-03T04:33:59-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:28:54-04:00'
virus check
'2045994' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile65' 'sip-files00001.jp2'
6fecc3f2b992bd8483579b0ef1fcb82b
cafea64348102e36b858dd4dc43423dd025d4eec
'2014-05-03T04:32:05-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:26:47-04:00'
virus check
'2162756' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile66' 'sip-files00002.jp2'
84be6baf65ec98c13c60643bfbb2c0fe
6a12e56c6d738c375554ff1ffb88f25371151e6e
'2014-05-03T04:30:31-04:00'
describe
virus check
'2046141' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile67' 'sip-files00003.jp2'
9bf688bef8249b04bf7fa7c818825175
ca4ba03f91f862764e420be1e883e46897656ae8
'2014-05-03T04:33:08-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:28:08-04:00'
virus check
'2045961' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile68' 'sip-files00004.jp2'
9daee205e809d99cc5aa72da9bfb5e7c
ddc1d0caabc161cabd1e2a4a5216c734c7553e39
'2014-05-03T04:33:07-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:28:07-04:00'
virus check
'2169180' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile69' 'sip-files00005.jp2'
63e4c33767bc79e86514cb24880aed07
ca40e6728ad5680f5a876c2f046e4c9d31381b1b
'2014-05-03T04:31:32-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:26:01-04:00'
virus check
'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile7'
b50003515d099441e3a0c286c97bcae3
0af82a9cfcc8aa2b30e2b032d79c662e6606ecd7
'2014-05-03T04:34:07-04:00'
describe
virus check
'2046104' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile70' 'sip-files00006.jp2'
514edf706f3d12e6466b7ee661b7d4cf
022b52f8e1a39d5d584704bf48251d766570f8ae
'2014-05-03T04:29:41-04:00'
describe
virus check
'2046128' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile71' 'sip-files00007.jp2'
bc99719793653894686de518f44296d0
04df0402556bc0de789850a8012dcd63e51bf6b0
describe
virus check
'2046120' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile72' 'sip-files00008.jp2'
97c4bb62ba6a68a8e0e3944d9c1c667e
8ed8777ad295cca18b7ef784a6bd8bb4f325dfc9
'2014-05-03T04:32:21-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:27:09-04:00'
virus check
'2046135' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile73' 'sip-files00009.jp2'
752151a02e226d76deb68c895cca208b
e23ee92efeada9b852f8671707340ecd01a465f3
describe
'2014-05-03T04:23:51-04:00'
virus check
'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile74' 'sip-files00010.jp2'
3de4b2cf6baba5731da9e14fde5c84b6
bddd48db31988f781e46d4d3fe6f153020188dd6
'2014-05-03T04:31:09-04:00'
describe
virus check
'2151696' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile75' 'sip-files00011.jp2'
69e1555d2078d17c015bd96dc783c954
dd5af0f4527fcef935177ba0755c9adecce1d88f
'2014-05-03T04:32:51-04:00'
describe
virus check
'2046138' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile76' 'sip-files00012.jp2'
8ab70553ef278389dad4252b573d25c0
9585b8ab717ecd9ca8b6594faa7eeb5b1397319c
describe
virus check
'2046139' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile77' 'sip-files00013.jp2'
fb606f86d042d6cd67e63cad5f8c2cc3
9c631e14e03646e5b81dfcd96b83dca4b56ed769
'2014-05-03T04:33:40-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:28:33-04:00'
virus check
'2193255' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile78' 'sip-files00014.jp2'
c9c5f449215d9cf336d152f1b3b7369f
8f59738d832913cd651a83f3f5ac4104f5c2fd5b
describe
virus check
'2195200' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile79' 'sip-files00015.jp2'
b1c88f4c54daa07052282a4c1f6ea18a
6ff8e83322cba6bfe07ef91bb22ac2b087ae4fbf
'2014-05-03T04:31:12-04:00'
describe
virus check
'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile8'
b50003515d099441e3a0c286c97bcae3
0af82a9cfcc8aa2b30e2b032d79c662e6606ecd7
'2014-05-03T04:34:14-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:29:10-04:00'
virus check
'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile80' 'sip-files00016.jp2'
7a98579a3217bddd4b435274e61266e2
63d8c69ae5a0ffa8b82b5acded764cfb3d27a6c5
'2014-05-03T04:30:57-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:25:28-04:00'
virus check
'695158' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile81' 'sip-files00001.jpg'
76160db40ff80653c0f0e267e736f065
0e8faaeb2fad53b0d275724971e481c3a4eddd3f
'2014-05-03T04:32:53-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:27:52-04:00'
virus check
'71117' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile82' 'sip-files00001.QC.jpg'
bffd1b92b5d7cf4b57a4fa40b271982f
23a19355b8bc1fb2b3a61019fbd867a542f101da
'2014-05-03T04:30:58-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:25:29-04:00'
virus check
'769208' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile83' 'sip-files00002.jpg'
9ed89da5346b637e5fd93fa92c8ae3c3
a2e566da6114b6586f0a2c2c689a33d8f4757ed9
describe
virus check
'90877' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile84' 'sip-files00002.QC.jpg'
55daf82f12a8b405956c647a2077f3d5
39321751eaac3c7b109c15489d18b621bd63ac9d
'2014-05-03T04:33:06-04:00'
describe
virus check
'713319' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile85' 'sip-files00003.jpg'
b811087f8f272d4202173c5162048334
08cfcfa95e236d7702b4fb72f1f20df954e98186
'2014-05-03T04:33:24-04:00'
describe
virus check
'80930' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile86' 'sip-files00003.QC.jpg'
e8944e05cd73b42526afc326fd003440
25b1390c3dec9ea15b7e88b655728148fc0486a0
'2014-05-03T04:30:43-04:00'
describe
virus check
'765276' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile87' 'sip-files00004.jpg'
97ecd2d66d8592861e1836e6f4cc3b1d
4c62cace97e8f5de0402a1d13b9c79e0cf0bddd2
describe
virus check
'100281' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile88' 'sip-files00004.QC.jpg'
829d2822bf5f1822cc12a4f0f2a8ac58
bebb3028cb37801c851afbcf4ed4e09978755e28
describe
virus check
'680731' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile89' 'sip-files00005.jpg'
7c5ff6f34701fdbf3838e5b716cc4fe0
0af87f7ef25d1de85739b9b456e64233f93a0a51
'2014-05-03T04:32:50-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:27:50-04:00'
virus check
'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile9'
29ec52b66bab3efcb30579f75cf4d654
0078a6a354855558f31a517a87d19fa813b41c3b
'2014-05-03T04:32:37-04:00'
describe
virus check
'91038' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile90' 'sip-files00005.QC.jpg'
5cbe4f1bd36aff0971678b3983055c04
5b8540fd2814b7d0bb711e880230882e30ecd768
describe
virus check
'721216' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile91' 'sip-files00006.jpg'
657758db69544df4f5d84edc46a59c85
48caceb530faa8cbfb2d304cbb1712608fa2cfb1
'2014-05-03T04:31:34-04:00'
describe
virus check
'70561' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile92' 'sip-files00006.QC.jpg'
a43eebee4bbc8f79d95a627c6c7e048d
633b17175aed9d3d08bed154e1134ca1dc67d4dc
describe
virus check
'743516' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile93' 'sip-files00007.jpg'
30cd9e8d1868309915323e44e11f2d29
0c1eb63641270583a309a2e09ee0bd6155a4f89d
'2014-05-03T04:34:29-04:00'
describe
'2014-05-03T04:29:23-04:00'
virus check
'98295' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile94' 'sip-files00007.QC.jpg'
da307a9ee441830548fbf635edae3cd2
e634d7f0a4074ae824fdb5d88d61ba773f8d7d92
describe
'2014-05-03T04:28:40-04:00'
virus check
'631070' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile95' 'sip-files00008.jpg'
633842664bc2ba943bb93ebb31e8d189
076196b826cb07726b1854848acc53399e6f4b1b
describe
'2014-05-03T04:25:17-04:00'
virus check
'69695' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile96' 'sip-files00008.QC.jpg'
76bc1e27f97957acf1b57015d79a1125
00070219fba9f05d3693614f50286e634581bdab
describe
virus check
'452725' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile97' 'sip-files00009.jpg'
08f372bc7aa4660941cee44968eda5b5
c78f2d069dc67f87faca5d9c6b133d176fefefde
describe
virus check
'45747' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile98' 'sip-files00009.QC.jpg'
52bad35b9ddf3c14d5a5c4c35a30e6f8
8401fbd6b7613a54c6f16f6b43443ed13d056e9b
describe
virus check
'700879' 'info:fdaEWVC5XE60_SG65IKfile99' 'sip-files00010.jpg'
326bbc3d61ddc2a9e26ae44aaafc8008
e3dfef1b210c67f9448b051cdceae67694344e5f
describe
'2014-05-03T04:25:33-04:00'
virus check