$ 7 i i BRITE STATES DEPARTMENT OF aUSTICE , a imenigeatea dad Returalizates Sesvice : ' lastrections: day hendweitten eatries shall be ia block copital letters. Au Speanb amas shall he hyphensted with the ao fathes's seme (138 cad the metber's come folowing. “ ' Bivector, Federal Gusees ot lavastigaticn Coy Bepertment of fustice, oo * i Weshiagtes 25, B. €. , : & : : . : i The lien listed below hes been admitted te the Usited Stotes under the provisions ef sectlee [61 «) 1S (A) er 161 . os 15 (6) ef the immigration ond Motionulity Act. y (lant, in CAPS) fered} (wasdie) NanONALTY (Cisisonshig} ‘S \ Chaales ~ Chinn and facDe : {p.m - @ther agencies are caquested te torah aay derogatory, subversive information regarding thls alten te the 8.3.8, nia 22 Y bot - ceapheretty Merny a ates bo Asseciate Comalusioner _ Travel Control Cyrene omnctonenes rntn reserve aye a C= ARES Sg arate ar er IE eae EEE Mya REN mu tgp om a
Stay te 6 . * 6 ee ptentesia nese" ae pNInED Starts BeEaR: meal YOS0s€€ ' | ; . immigration end Ratereheanen Service a t. ; ’ set Lg \ 4 . te 4. , instructions: Any-headwe‘:tea eatcies shell be in block capaat letters, All Spenish acmes shell be Sypheasted with the ‘ father’s some -lirst ead the mather's aome foewing. nF + 4 : Qleecter, Federc! Guceae of lavestigetion . \ Gepartment of Juttice , me Washington 25, 3. €. . . . : ; hs The aligs listed below has Seen admitted to the United States wader the grevisions ef section 10 (e) 15 (A} er 28i fo) 15 (GY of the Immigration end Hationality Act. NAME (law, im CAPS) (Firet} (Ueidea) AIGLING AND FUGHT NO, OR VESSEL ARRIVAL DATE AND PLACE OF ADMISSION PURPOSE AND UINGTH OF ADMISION C. " " Ap 6 BaaTINATION t : _Dapaty davocite ¢ < tad atte Pe ape aH
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14-00000 Me ee . Boom ye Se Baa a ae Ta: a eR = Joa, . OBE 5, 260, 8/2 4 . . 7 Le : {haan mene ins apa apy pi ean yore ae po “poop - an Chea fe de te an “é GQuisth he very pase pp bo .PPipg Vie laxiul ens oS true woroursuy Liss in tho crea- . = ( . .- oe a . 2 £ tion of a polivis: A Naatas WNLGh whi aorseteabe the inaliannble richts of men to lis} . are Too ve, to unjoy Pravda cad iasdpinesae A true ut affastiva politionl desontraliantion ; ; would thon, corrosornte tum existonse 3? shia: “OMASUNASe ' : | sly coucident its the power of the truth which ctnnot over be hidden, much ; more in the indism:table jnatneses of the aos ve ara endervourlng to. diffuse; con= “vinoed of ithe oriebtianl nossiollity to put an end to the leonine privilesss of a “minority vhosyg sorgani] interest stundas avninst all noness and immirtial overnment i mana. ;sunts, as cha son oo poctantuy va reattirm here our faith in the Pinal trimph . vf e true land indispensible political evolution threoush a pronder roorasontetion of . the intergst of the people, thereby asanriny to our miserable co-oltixens g$111 fighting for the acknewlad-emant’ of their most sacred rizhts new reisens to bolleve and to hopes In this view our action shall tond tovard the evolution of our masses ia order Unat thoy may on joy living aenditions sompatible with their disnity. And “by mesnu of * soolel croauctivity expressed in terms of the wolfaxe of our rural Population, we cual] form ase the esonomic re-ulrenents of the country within the ‘framework, of a renlist und retlonal procmend In line. with this goal we are outlining below a Pros sran for the ecenomisa veconstrustion and the social peomotion of our ' 1 , rural MAG88Se : ; "os r rs — ° ar . An ‘obgsative vonsidarition of the. grenent condition of our country makes it + - olear that tha solution of tho soumtry's sootal and ‘economic aroblen lies in tho following asneiderationgs = °  -- oo ee ae oy et . et 1 : . e « “Re eae Devalopuont of Industry and exploitation, ‘of our natural ressources s0 48 moe * Be .. ta promote on ingrevenans of Liviny! sonditions; "Jon. Transformation of rural way of living and modernization of aurioulture ‘30 that the senasnta who rapeenant the, largoot portion of the country's popu. E a . dem sewntion of a balensed ssonomy adnuied to the conditions ef the aountrys lation sone oub of thely ancestral nisory and yartiolpate in the prosperity “ef the nation. ind thon, arrive 26 the integration of the rural poputation of she sountry in ita osonomia life by meana of ‘literagy and the proparation oe ukilled: wotkard in ordas. to dnorense thy. gronuativity of the ngelaul tue “wartng Induateieu + duioh ure casi, sot a . emitive wbae ED
MY be seporatad without made resuataedl) revi should be considered the “leat ataps to be taxen towarla a hog prasel of t ew or op stated ahdeu jordin: tha whole cater. ot DWE ULlrore ; fe SHOIGUOLs | the abcaishtenins . witon: jg oa must the peins ivnles ond ebjeasives af Imarience nace Litsad to ether. vhoroforu, thay cannot have baun sulla finanoial polisy, which Sor a yenoral any esonands and wrue Guonomis starte . * For a lon: tina, she paople responsible for our: Sconemic and Finnnoial Polisy had built their procrams upon ilinsions. The continuous genocrarhia pressures end the classes o° mont can 59 raw influence of materials and souinl spunsable the cevelosment of a i sonceived but in progesa, together with the normal desire of tha different the. populvéion te benefit - reasonable pirt. of the national revenue, have made indi well balanced economy. This devolope terme of industries usin; to the latest. axtent tha the resdurces of the country. 4s a aatter of fast, the mobilisae tion of these resourses is paramount for the achicvermen’ of true proteus in the way of politionl Liberty cond madiosl ocre, transportation ara the prinary re quirenants for the improverent of material living. Education, facilities and the improvezent of living conditions to Bum Up, the ineruansed produation of riches throush tho Srantion of industries and the systen:tio axploltation of sur subsoil, added to other natural assets, . , @hall furnish jthe resourdoa nesossary to the ade,uate operation of our system. For fault of sonsiderin; the uitustion in this point of view, any and all idea of geno- ralized soolal woltcre and national grandeur will: romain purely vu dreste The nodernization of asrieulture, and the improvenont: of the rural. way ef living whieh will redult therefrom should. <o abreost with Industriealization. The rapid ". dnupeuwe of the rural pogulation and tho recession of infantile mortality, ag well ae the extension af Lifa limit obvained throu sh ‘the application of Hyviene rules, make it neseasery te une to the larvest extent the rejects of arrieultural produce tion in Processing Ennufastures in order to asoure the surplus subsiatunce te the te aary $9 mednte in :. The improvement of ‘development ef the ‘gement of the pespla. ‘and of the ead ghaG Joolety and tle development of their reusion raquest fren. nen, --theue puople wild viaderibanel tat bho auuentlal. fivbe. ef tho peoblum toulde Jn the : followings be bien niltvicbed land, Adeqiiatu quid pnon ty Aponblou oe Antustrlas, apphia: tion of wayus bana @ ce houl bie? teahniyues, ‘prassuaudius induuateteay nisi ded gurplus population end, throush the expert of the. thus prosessed arricultural rex “Jeote and produata, supply the Treasury with the proper foreign axch anise | Btock | 8e8G8 na well bilanged esonemy. ce So a om . a the living standard, on sndd hefore, in subjeot to the adequa~ production ansets, whioh cannot be atbuined without tho: impcoe brousht up ta a level whioh make: thom aware of thute needs Soake PA Bote oe for modernising the living gonditiona of the posulation. Re a ae a 7 me ’ tee t Pers
14-00000 ‘e won It may ba wall to rucald fiat ab the” Cont srones . dal uste wis enmprisigad tho: importance of tno ssannfarnation of whe, javple in the dovelopment proosss of ; : i iy . under doveloua sountrbess - ' _ all tnig lunds to Gauiiier She yeoteotion unk preservation of the undorstrcucture works of whion the urgenay gennot be underestimated. whostvle power, ronds, brid_es, urbaniom, icrdivation and drainase system ot3;' are tho factors that the conten,lated Aovelapnant calls for ita Sull realiantion. ' OF courage, the Haitian State has always caxod for the undorstrusbure equipment of tho country. ! Hovevus, the investnanta = vary ‘imvort ont ab times= 9 this and havo been made without an nll ont plen, not with ai statistiosl and rational eotimae of the country's needs, but with sush awnstos in tho execution that the soneral preblea ef the sountry ts bisig oe julonons is atill a mit tor of songiders tion. { tn Maitd, the Natiorial dagitel conorisos broadly the understrusture equi pmont and the pradustion aquirment, as % resuls of the fact that our soain] and deonemie | Syatem lsoks 2 naturel ruoartition of thy funstions as exist in the advanced soun- ' ‘tries whore the Jtate taxes ogre of the understrusture equipment while private onq terprias ange roa in peoduation. The ould j: tion for the State to dovete its activities “2 to both the understrasture and the produation problem, the latter: private initiative | ag abe be EPS cannes aguumg due to Pailura or lask of experianced, compels saw state to build pre= per muthoda anil muang $6 xoseluzate the Sormution ofthe Yational Gnpital through - the adequ: nto and honngst eplolsation of our finanoial AOUBGEG. pA a t : tte thie ond, ws orepose co Wulld « progran tneludin; the. oxeaution of specifia _wrojeats aieony stuuled and for which the finanein, com be ebtuined from abroads “ee Hyico-aeoteta Plant at Poligre secccvenececesccecceneccneead 20,000,000.=, ; ie Slootrifination or the Southern Panin: vlna @ Jinut Mathyrinee P . daut du lnvd? / ethers SSHT HTS SCOR SESE TOMOSEETETESERTSOEES ERED 9,000.000.= : Jem Whar? and Airport ad Pou tog 2r ine. So ceeeooeresssasneseeosens 6-000.000.= Waa f ‘anid Pot: S.gilities in the Southern Poninunla cosseeeses | 3.000. 000. = Merket © Por beauePrinee PTOTTTTTTTTTTTITITITETT ETT TT ie TT re 14500.000.= “taluconmuni antion ayeten CON eaun een eneeses aeeee aren n eee eee eee he 000.000.— = Bowe ;9 nyatem = Por tenueltinan stoeacereeccceoeccaceeeceseenen, 1,500.00. Pov pete? inae = ds zou 0% tia) dutoet alnauah (54. tem). onde 8.000.000.= S< "Alon; tiw gouut wily tain 3 " 44000.0000% 2 a RTD aattiap
Livigens eeecceaeosssoceas ToO90.009.— — s _ : Glem Canans {ndusury wae me meee rec aaneeans see venersesesenvetsence Don heniePoinea essere 40000,000.— ‘ TONAL seeseeceseesd 653.000.000.~ ; he artinonite seis eaveeseeeeeeesentesessnas i ASe5 w TOPE ceo cc con ecencesacescencesenressses t' . 26.8 Vesatatle Mia me “inery tee eecececeensecccneesesessssecneens oo fa ‘ 0 17+ Sesber UL niereasting Plant co scecceucccccecceveccseceececs " yee 18,— fanioon Starch Sytractineg Plant ce eee eseeeeccescscseetuesl ual 19.- Salt natinary [Tanaivas) seccccccecsccvscsscvsccscsasseanns " ie a oS | Q0e— Teomame Mil Prosaasing Plant cocecccccccecccucccceccecccsecs ai hap elt oo) @Bem Sonmed “rubte Plant ccoccccescccececesacsceeaeesceecesaesee ; 1 “> . fenal tndusiry SSSGCHHHFTHSHT STH SHS SHSHTEHEHHEHHHHSHHEHHHH OOS Sos stinatel rea tor the whole sececccesensed ae 900.000.'~ " GRAND PTOCAL ee eccccccccccscescccucencaceed 1004009.000.—. we * ' + -, Witain the frane: sark of the objaas ives outlined in thins guamacy y #8 propose | “the ‘orention of an acency Ghtled “Mational Planning Sonmittea", Vonournently with thts Combs wan?.. ba sreated a Banis For. saonemia : javelonnont. Dot ‘ . os ‘ine Yations] Plan hing Samnittee would build a ‘plan of gunural develepnent of. *whdoh at oxesubion would aptead over a period of 25 yaurd, uplub inte 5 year pe- ‘“plodas Pe pluns and pcojrams aaplisable 0 each parted would be sagauted nnder -the close gucervidon of the Gonmittes, and modi2iud in aserdanss with such econo- mio (shunces ag may hayoen. tho proceam would be maintsined in a pormunont basisg | a aad 1 Bae . Pivet oP aad Wauld be ‘ore naved a priority erder wht oh would be: paged on the’ : cp Renvoun sonbasy af the caonamy to be ateaishbeneds — ‘thle prberkty order would em=- i beaee a yall noo linn sad anil sonsvata gotiona, banned tipen obuuevn ston ond experion O86 Mo ‘a. aa 23 the ‘ebusnaa at * ehnanalal Munn agin bnns the nyortant 7
ne. a ot be + : > : ’ . a uF , * 7 28s nmttmemat Be cee ee rr es i Aue “Regen et. ceania - naa - or of orivate investments - ointly with) the mol tortion 0° gov neSional passoreas. t- vate ais for the s¢aiu$ense $2 be eiven ta priveds ‘nibia tive tawrde she development i of new ce. richitura 1, ta ou sands L and sonmesotal ; paneer oe ives, ib «ill be nosessary \ to raorceuize eur beniblas 3 ibuts py the rrention ‘aS a Jontre? Yanks 3 Btook weschance, “Kortunse Sonic, Agehavlturel & Kupal Sredit Yank and other ‘Jinaneial institutions such ass Savings % Geadit Jenk, Zan for Sinansing Low sest Ususins Por the people “with low even, 3600 , 7 oo — ,  - Besides,! negnsiations shall be made with the Intcrnaticnal Financing Comnany which has been ore vtad Intely in order to fininse uaglenal erivato entorprises. Wo ‘ will work jointly and slouely vith the (ntornational wonstary Minds, the 3fy, and r oh the BID in view of obtaining she finansins 02, a sertain asount of revenue - produ= cing pre; Bsts6 AG the sawo time, we shell endeavour to stren nm3snen the position of our national OUPLUNOYs : In addition, the Sud-vetary Heform will bo neaomylishad. Ad Yationnl Sudzetary policy whioh sbhowrves the di?fersnes betwaen piminiss “pative- expenses end eapital | ,  exgentitures saall permit a proper adaptation’ ‘oc the bidset te the requiren:nts of _ the esonomy'so as 69 coke oF it a true inutruront oF 2 generol poliaye _ Coe Also 9 ™isoul nelicy shnll taze inte aaavunt the requiromonts of the economys A revision of the Gustomea Tariff shall be pursued and maie. Keasures shall also be : . taken te guaranty honeaty andl integrity in handling the S3bate'n Funds. Just consie der that for the fingal years 4949-1950 to 1934657, the totel dinbursements of the ” estate has reasind tha cum of 33 2 73505505, 632 ey or around $276.000.000.-, and that en, the lurgeati yortion of thie sum hua goue Into triple expenses or sorved for “spocta~, pol - @uler works moot of which with absolutely no euonomio justification. In this sum i i are not inoluded neither the various financial disburaenentsa made outaide of the | :¢ Budces” through Jeana obtained during the mane, parted | anil which brousht the publie | - - a expenses supzorted by the non-fiseal acnounts: and the various autonomens enterprises of the State, 411 thie is the evidense that the Cormation of the National Capital. | oan be worved out threw bh sound adtindstmsblons a ° “AB regard Publia Mnnnse,. ‘omphaste uhall ‘ve made on the “following pointas toe lnrmoniuation of tha finenk. polioy whoh the vaonamla pelioyy a See Harmontantion of tha bud, satucy polluy wlth tha eosonomle polluyy "hye Tngroviiwnd of Olu inane Lig ‘agutun in to mainly wnoobl aradlt sonditionay
: ‘4em Creation of-new seivasa dunks Tar-tie dov clorcunt of hunderafst and intesytry; : See Neorerniuation of tie. HDL OY Court of Agsnunts uzon such basis as shall guaran { ty Lid moss somplate! BUONO 5 vow j we i i i i t 6e~ Reoer ania sian of wha bogus tuent of @inswnsee Inte cration of tho sinance Iva pos- hon vervice ans the Jvulis Assoaunging within bhe duneral accounting; 7e~ Conplete reform of ous fisoal lo, sislation | oy ‘means of measures able to modify the structure of fiusilicy so bo attain a ouster. osientation of the evounosic and finiuncial polisy of the seuntry3 8.- kemodellin;; our Cone of Sommorsa in order ito give more gunranties to local and | foreisn creditors, and to adapt’ the law té the reyuirementa of internal exchange. | : If the straichtonin;g of ow publics Sinanee is of prinary importanse, production and equipment sre likewise necessary. therefore, in the execution of the 25 yoar de~ | velopment plan submittel nnd within the priority order to be invited out by the Rational Planning Committee, serious sonsideration shall be civon to the following : revenue productinz and understruature projecta: ; : _— a) Colonization and tranaformation of the rural centers throush the intecration, : ee of the osrisultural seation in the ‘esononie, political and sosial life of the : oS country in order to obtain better asonomis and” social results, and to attain | the following primacy objestivosa | — “£4 Increase productLone 7 “os ae 4 “JIE a Build villayes in order to avoid the diupersion of the rural sroups and thus, to batter use the working force of the community: “Tits Itaise the rural living standord, and, | oa ’ mt wet -w 7 . ~ Va dasurs to tho rural lnuerer ua permanent! living upon the soonomle let through “88 adeyuste acrardon reformy Pisht the. peasant's inclinition to migrate. to the ° ty “Ot cps Norms and thereby, probe’ agrioultures ar “all of this implies that problens shall linvo to he sold “in ag various fields ao | Bducation, Publio lNualth, Housing, teanuportation, Avrioultural Credit, Aurdoultural “Setension, A@iosultucel] uguipment, Ireiy untions Devine, Heforest ration and the ‘gontrel of Weision, A6oeuo Yoda, Profeasionsli and Yantiornfat Johools, Rural Poli! Pope Lites, pees eS i] oe, @leotris Power, Uy slene, Janitubion, Sravslon af Cooperatives, Transformation E of « our $56 Rural Seabiona inte villn.-ua whore the priest, the lector, the sanita= : on tnepeater, tha Avrioultural Ayont, the Woushery the Judze, $20 fax Coliecter “he Minister, tha Mayor, the natural lenders of theav’ villages shall dein royother i ans ‘toward Smubuct action lualuding wiandy the inprovaimmt of tha dlaryy the Oran atte Be HE, eros Sy nam se neh fF ai Poo ae , - ‘ian of aound eacroutlonay a maiielanbion in fhe untinl bohavbous of the pustannts * witli Ro ta tha problana a thelr fin Lina nara tha: Somme by bo wotah thay
Dee Plant for the wanufsoture of low cost electric range and of all olestrio “14e~. Sisal, Sruits sugar Cane Straw Prooeusiny Plantae. +” ae} ieee ee ae . vo - NG ia at tet ru ier ee . audio-visual cuban, novies ith wold belanced prézrar.ae peut ae a . , wo Se aa a : He's . However, tho transfor of part oP the acisaTiurol leosr to Industry, te be yn 4 aporectabls, shill nasessitate the urentions besides tho ayeicultural industrios, at ss of othes onternrisus to process either tha resourses of our sub-soll, or imported oe rr. revema serials Be “ In this Clell, wa ahall concentrate our efforts on the following bhi . . te= Projest for the processin; of coponus and. vezetableu soils. Ba _ of By ae Zoe Protery for dushydirata soconut Jer export. var {' ect dem Verotable ofl] actyvatins Zlant Tor Lleol conuumytion. oe - . 4.— Toilet soan Sxatory . : Sem Exten@lon of bulm vil Plants and Produstion of Olea sinous. ~ as 6 6.= Goosen Troduction along with a #roesazing lant. ; Te Extonsion of Gotton Sreduation for a nedern spinning-Hill. Be , Jem Plant for the preprration of flydrophil and Absorbent 3>tton ) (1co.cona).. Spinnins-L11. 10.~ Creation of a Meohaniaal Industry with branches over the whole territory for the manufastura of serisulturnl tosis end spara psrks fer all kinda machines. “: aeneszoblose es - . tel ae 12.= Plant Sor the Produstion of Crganis Portilizer. re 13.< Ansomblin: Induutrius to work for Uxeort., _2§e= Bottle manufssture. a ve, Cat 1 26er Bafety matoh “aotory. — rs ‘Ufes Paper ball, vee ‘ tee is. Satbie kuising industry to tntonaity | the development of « our ‘Livenatoak. Bashing Industry . ‘Bourdame AL hes. AUNT TE ie and aomuuniontion datagilne ae ALL phobe ‘aban bho tyne rd the brand of the Savdnouta Heyer Las pinetibe Miaveffora alal) hess be tae -kvary atta Wiad derntien thin -Ampuro Vonent and edtenulon of | ouE roud aid pail netituch in ovdar tolaulagza the rural ‘maelats Only thao sho goad ‘reads and wat fhabonb anh lovegout trans ertation manna ete ot B te eaiigetiree hats » Bhs nu #kgut tur at L eadiane renah he navinumerd ab madowste amdaate Mia ee
14-00000 shall be nmsenasa.: proper conmunbencion moms ‘to onan, the vobility of Jruor aul ntso~ camer enunaroeemnennenenets aatemencmannpinnte tetas unpre ROC Many taeethe oT -nunte te tha arias Mua itions. these 9 moles sina ink it posatile to ducide-on the ore rarhis implantation or “ow industring end on ‘the exten’ to be siven to the a develon-ent of virieug zones in lino witli the 11 our program. ’ These srall bo sonciderdas ; a - ‘ a) The asphalting or somenting of all main roadn3 the stonning of all ee:ondaryg reads, j and the sonstruolion of now ronds. , "s b) Sho sonetruation of telophorias to join certain connodity-produsgin: centers to . v urban cenborus - . a ; : ; . 6) Organisation of en adejuate railvay syateme 4) Kationals zation of coneral transportation (tzannport en conmun). Ae for mardun tiranspo.tation, our country ars not yet cxploited its. insuler posi-e tion ani its Jeeseaphie altuation. i:.ther thin iaveloping nornpily, our seasting} veasel is jeopordy for Jaci: of well ojuipel dry dooks, also duo to the inoufficient toalmisel pransration of our sailors. Yet, the. marine. way rezaing the cheagest in internal trode. . ok - We shell’ conuider the creation of a Uavization Gchool, tha xequiedition of a mer= _ ~~“ghang Horine for exturnal truto, ond we shall give sush tisillbicg. an osn fsotlitate eats the mmiernigation of tha soastinsevessels, tau opening of now porta for oxternal trae _ dey the sonssruation of a modern end fres port in Portqau-lringe to nerve og ware pa (@housing for cooda sonsimod to certain southelnerdocn: rountries, algo the ropair ‘ 5 \ n and modernisation of our existing nortie + a . ' - ot nob tn the fiold of airetransyortation, theaa uhall be created a national ‘airline to Lame Portequelvinay with Poraign eities. Shall sao be sroanted eirports in the tera’ ‘ae toms of the Fopublia. om is olvvieun that the susceun ‘of ‘thie ore jram ‘whioh ‘anlle for dinburaenonta millions Jollara (316500.000.009.—) «| a usnoutenos af all ancazad Sn tha Publis. _ A Kuw banka la Hath bin VeOuuintetce rath ble Vildng 1a (tured Joublunje Purladlo one ds ‘grave hetunan bhe ‘Huyore ‘of n nine Dopriz band and the difforant, ofthe of thin ' Vepartmunt ad tnnige paauible” the graparntlon of lean) peocrame of whisk the oxecu= Atos sree eomate bid : : ° £ Fy donploty webanrray bo “ties “dommunyue it ‘Gounala oe Hotabban nied, ‘be 0 Foryutnbl falied sonarnd panne!
14-0000 bp) Ovraniestion 3? She Aoinistrative corner w hich. chall be tres from political influence. A lev. shall Jix she stecnss Boe: . Ntblie officers , v a ue ‘thon to the prosent econonio ‘and. . 2 oe : i . + 6) Komodellin. of sour listerent sodes ta ein r 4 ‘each’ netsures as can speed up loval decision; — kh 7 , a) Gonpleta ancn sination oe yorien whe shall, be ablo to Tlll the same administrati- vo end bechr. -isal poaitions 23 man, inaamush as they nro nuglified; 6) Seohnidal assistense shall be reyuested from the following International Inoti- tubionas FAS, CKU, BIRD, ANI, and BID towards a sonnlete ramodellinz of public adninistration, miinly for the adequate exauution of the general plans. , ; f£) Remodellin: of National ddusation, for Nduse blon i's basie for the suesess of all actions undierstaken by the community. ‘she remodellin; of owe universities andl the new orientasSion to be civen to our Srimary, Secondary, Superior and i | E soclel cong mature, and the adoption o } ' Profeusional Schools shall be in lina. wi é th the formation of our tochnioiens . and our FPailosoplic of lducation; St ty _ : ®beees ere, briefly, the various chases of the programs intended to change the .wooial and economic struct hura of the countrys m, ot Se? Dy . - ‘ . “s ” Ever ‘singe tae sonquest of his independence, the Haltiany to-date, hus been “guffering: morally as the reault of an. excessive disoriminations physically becau- -@@ Of & criminal misunderstanding and a cenernlized corruption, so muoh uo that -the inprassion resuins this corruption, has boon tady @ politioal ayatem. ok new concept is imperative to agsure the nornnl dintribution of the “ational ' Pishese A new nonsept of whieh tia sonaration shall be ageonplished. by the sound: : ° portion of the country jointly with the spyalolised a,onates of the United States , Fovernnent.
14-00000 FRIDAY 24th August 196i. res i at OLRHALD JOSEPH cians, * ploneer | 9 ; 7 | by a OOF - 3 tbe J9; | | RUMANUSL O.PAUL 0.) | ' Zf the competitive communi ties are 60 aynanito' and impose by the rate. of their * ‘ : sas of evolution, it ia beoausa, to the end, their social atruggles result into economic terma through the production of valuable, gen superior to their conaumptions Because wo failed to draw up our balance~aheet at each epoch of our Lifes: ‘we do met seem te understand that we are arriving ‘at inverse reperts, Our bachvaranese is the result ef thie segative unbalance between the production and the conauapsion of 7 eur Valuable née . a a t We ahould be conoious of the urgenoy if not to change our method of struggling, at j ; least to come up with superior principles susceptible of aaking our atruggles less '. geedve and such sere profitable te the community. ‘Oa this point, the example offered "4 ‘ hy more advanced countries of which we are copying. the bad sides oan be of service i te use To decrease the rate of consumption of our valuable’ men in order to increase Qheie preduction in the couree of time is te lewn to appreciate, them te utilige ‘and te reapect then. We anal, thereby, sreate the condition that will preserve and wo oy Wo know, ‘indeed, that £8 de extrenely hard to! come to this a renconing, 4 te mic - Bape difficult to adopt 4t ac the motte of our collective behavior. We are only a * few to grasp thie thruth because this phase of our social competitions results inte pa foe @ mace of historic factore: The firet effect of our. internal divisions generated ty ia Geleniciian und fea up, afterwards by the old regine @? eppresion was the oreation, 6 the various levela of our societies of a complex. of self destruction, that turned fate a secial cannibalism. im the production of thie event where everyone, witheut — undergoing im cay way the influence of « aystio or of a superior principle, ie aoved |, hide believing he is moving towards hie rightful interest, one. has the inpression... | \; +, thet Ghe community 40 unable to ‘find ite vas without the holp of @ ¢rustee, henca. i \ Pee et haere 18: a ot ae oo caster 5 i ie 4 4 3 | the inplicite er public ackmevledgenent of the cuperiority of the former hess. ° These Gruthne that are found in filigree thoughout the pages of nedern ana contenye=, : De ‘@ery bistery ef celenialien ‘ghoukd rouse the Haitians! thought in err that they any : 7 i. ns ‘qndeavour to: inavease their. national potentiolli ties and over apprevsate and respect | | \Whete social valuse, be tha
14-00000 raat Of course ‘in: the Belitiosl, military’ ind ie vellectual demain ws have bad real ateres However, our esononis and social jAstory is rathor poor on a certain point - ef views This seans that wery fow are ‘those who; in spite of nuzeroun obstacles, have succesded by notably increasing the. nationad evusneay ani iapreving the ‘living eondition of our poople. Que underatending or "fhe “Benevolent State* requires that - thie objective be ite nain jebe There have been numorous attempta, indeed. Comes to our mezery Pantaléon Guilbaud, the tebacoo King during the time ef our youth, but at last? just fugitive atteapts! If thie is the case and of we really love this country we wish to de fully ours, our ‘duty is to tie up the old man binding us, and meaning hatred, seamness, cbove all, envy. Then we.will ligit the coneumption of our valuable Rete . Bot eo long ago, we have written aa article about De Day when hie laberatery was eoneuned hy fire. We did it then bevause in our opinion, for two generations, this mame steed as the gumbdel of contincity for the community. In the same apirit, we would like te eveke a new nace, another social value who deserves aduiration. This mame ie Clemard Joseph CHARLES. fais enereion dates back fron yesterday, and yet, he is already @ ploneer. Dark,’ average in sizes Quick yes under a. bead forehead which is already graved ty a preag= ture baldness. This is hia phisical etature in brief. Still young, only 39 yeare uf ages Clemard Josegh CHARLES was. born in Gonaives in April 1923 and is proud ef hie peasant origin. It was im thie town that he received bia primary and seoundary educa- ¢hem, at the *frires do 1 Instruction Garétienne" and the "lLyeée Geffveard*® Scheocla, '” . 3@ wae alee fm this artibonite that he began: the struggle for life, firet'as a rural . teacher. Bie father’s death in 1939 marked a ataye im hie life. He had te take ever the heavy responsibility of meeting hie family needs. Charles thea proved to be a ‘ @iseiplineé san and became successively oraftenan, plantation supervieer, without @oving up intellectual atudies; he veatured in journalies as an amateur. AS @ progres= eiveriné, Be etrengly believes in the value of effort. From ene activity, he geee te '. gether and is never discouraged by obstacles. He is a san who esarches hie way and : 8 determined to find 40. Im 1947, db: was General Controller of the Banana laduatey am ‘tne eouth and the yoar after, he wee appoiated General ‘Agent for a Gerporations * Bie ausereue son taste gave Sia at. tuis same eure acieat Gusinese ezperienss fer bis ee undertake his ewn businesses TA 41949, he settled se Manufacturce ag Agent and dealt: in inpertelxpert. By dint of dinciplire, cf dynuaiom and tenueity, the little reral we omtebe +n rete @
14-00000 = et Fy eegge a cA RT “Fp teacher of the yoar 1939 ie already well know as an experienced businesszan, and bis relations overseas are euch that in 1953, he vas appointed as a aenber of an. Beonomio Hiseion: gant to Lenden by the Sovernnant. -H4 did so well that one year la- . ‘ * ter, he was encustod by the Jevernazent with the miasion of negosiating a contract ‘ with the General - dleatric of esoventry for the improvement and exteneion ef eur tele~ eoumuniocation ayaten. In 1957» as a acater of another mission, he took past in the _ Interastional Conference in Bwaasele. In the meantime, Glemard Jeseph CHARLES devo= ted himeelf to various commercial and industrial activities. iis life ie shared . botween his office in the Capital City and numerous tripe in the country where he kept inquiring on possibilities of investment. whenever you happen to meet him, he epeakes “Vf new projects for the development of the country. His waiting-room is always full of people either awaiting instructions for the sountries, or agente, - aleo of ether people asking for oredit. Anong his enterprises we note the Universal Imtdrpriee Ca. (U9ACO) the Hational Deutesh Associates, The Cotten Industry in the South and Jharles<-lMews & Co., without mensionning the branches of his store, All Pheee activities de net hinder aim from representing the Qeneral Eleetyle Ce. , Ltd. ef London and the Slezens Schukert Werke Co.’ , , Bat the sasterpicce of his life as a busineseman was the creation in 1960 of the Conmercial Bank of Haiti, a prejeot he had long. been dreaming of) Hie initiative vanka hin ae a great Pieneer. The. Commercial Bank of Haiti is the first private Hades tien Bank. When one renle that the National. Bank wae redeeued only in 1949 te bece~ 7 @@ peoperty of the Haitian State, then one will Féealise the amount of daring throught, Genacity and treaduess of view it teak Clemard Joseph CHARLES in auch @ place te saterialise thie orcatien. that will have a- part in the Rooneaie Hietery ef eur couse Gryo Clesard Joseph CHARLES ie the image of’ a new type of businessaan we did not . Beew befere. He breke up with the lew oustons of tradesren, these brokers who find thencelves eeafiehiy satisfied, with profit sargine which the accumulate in benke abread and who begin again the routine each year. The. reason for the backwardness , : @& cur aagaee ie that they de net have the suppert of an enterprising bourgeciaie - ‘ | @peating welfare eppertumities. Charles believes that: it should net be lef? te the. . cn -Gtete alene the duty of promoting the economic development of the country. He ic: : — i - well avare of nie alesion and be knows that he aust give @ hang to the less fortman. ee “' @e onae to help thoir ‘evolutions Therefore, ‘thie Commercial Bank that hae met vith, “ae muck, suacess in s@ short a time is the conter of multiple activities profitable "te many people with lew pay. Tf we de not ‘leone faith in this country and that we . BF e . “ . Welkeve in ite potentialities, then we. believe that a'Pionver ae Clemard Joseph OR Oe rane ; GHARLES ought te be better known im order to be: better understood and enoowrageds 5 t 1 4 Sie acne in athe @ estar seman y Boe Mme ee mtn meme re NO ’ + o . 3 h t : e y $ ‘ +f : sa . H i ty i ‘
4-90000 . + yteteteny 4 Peqgeo ‘ fhis ie the reason for our writing shis artivie. At the same time we would like . to present to the youth a model of honesty, discipline and tenscity in @ community oe *. abe ; that so guoh lakes “ese qualities. . an + Qe 7” hi ae Be ink see ii : . rane > ERE wh eee a Tag what a WE : ian Ye yeh SHE RRS ER FOE ae "e : ig b 3 ole " Too a2 . y's & . i SERRE Be oy oe, Saher : te Mette ne igs a i ‘ . : : wee eR at OAT "oa Saat ad Ne Fe ere A ee We a x st : . veya es oy BOGIB SGM. Wes te. Meee EE WOT a re te qs vs en ; B Be 3 We ay ane one Mercer igh a ce Oe
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14-00000 er are Ts rape SU ei. VAS roy cao eee orci Tan's eos oman an tomy | Sone 24h Sak a en Sine vere i’ eal Oe ee CJ s eee ames ae NERS So REN Sy 2d .eriego-eranee, “Malti, Je Ll, Seutgrtre 19vs. Ltaoite clagssivues : Institution St..ouis de Gcacetie, i Leercarupget sie. rartic. ; Licenci® en Droit, Avotat cu Tarvau de rort-au-Prince. Pocteu> Jselettres, no.oris cautea, de L Universit ce Laybic (2257 “f f 3 t -E 2 ar ¢ we 4 q a agsordeur, “ : - protesscus & la Facult$ de “roit ce Port-nu-rrince, Heiti. Psofesneur ¢¢ Sociolosie st 2" Hstoise cu Droit, rrofeaseur 62 Droit A l'isencamie idlitaive a'caiti, erefesseur a'Zcononic Yoliciave ot ue Georraghie Convserciaia a U'EInatitut Cor ercial d'iaita, | Doyen Ge la Facvits de Droit do Pyrt-au-reince (1946). BUSTIGIML St, rrofesseur é'Enseignesent prinaire, Seconieics of t \ i | CAV IZ ZUBLIUT. Consissaire du Geuversement pris le Tritrract Gav a@ rort-au-rrince, ue Juge au Tribunel Civil de Cort-au-rrince, _ Shaateur C2 la Rapublique (1946-1957) Peéaident au Sinat et de l'Assemblée Nationale (1987) Seer Stairs c'Etat- de l'Sducetion Nationale et ie la Justicn (1947) Seerétairs <'Ztat cu Travail et de la SantS Publique (1985) CEN IZRS DIELOVATIQUS. Meubre de ‘la DalSeation @'2aitl. & le Pre- fidre Scasion de lL’ Assemblée Générale des Nations-Unies (1945) et a la Freniére Partie de la Deuxiéme Session ce la dite issem- blée (1247) : D5)4eu5 Fermanent aux Nations-Uiles €1947) — . a Ambassaceur & Paris (1948) = ; Le - Chef de la DSlamation G'Haiti a la Troisiéme Session de l'sssom-- Cok blée Giu$ralo des Nations-Unies, tenue a Paris en 1928, . PLN Rapyorteur de la Troisisme Comaisainn (Dreits de 1'foeane) 2 Chef ce la Lal4gation d'Haiti a la Conférence Génbrale ce - L'UNESCO, tenve & Bicxico en 1947, Président de la Délégation c'Haiti a la Conférence Interperle- "| mentaire tenuc & Helsinki (1955), SO - DélSeuds dos Intollcctuels “aitiens au Premier Congrés de Cul- ture des Intellectuels Noirs, teau a Paria en..1956,- 7 Ohef de le Lission Permanente d'Haiti oax Nations-Univs (€1257),. Observaizur & la Conférence des Etats Indépendants d'Aafrdiaue (L9e"2 ’ Ambassadeur d'Haiti en ethiopie (1958): Ct. _ ns SCORATIONS. Offieter do LOrdre'de L'Education Nationale, — | Officior de L'Ordre:.du Merite Agricola, a Grand Offieder de liordre du Sénin Notr, - .. Grand Officier do L'Ordre fonneur ct Mirite, — : oO Grand'Groix do L'Ordre de L'Inddzondunce de. ta Lybic,: ge ot ' Grani'sroix do l'Ordre de L'ftoile de Ja République de Soualie, ’ Vdee=frsaifent de la Boctbté Aftricaina de Culturo, SPE E e SOP ae « ae wetaten wipss
BANQUE COMME :RCIALE D’HAITI ; on Bilan arrété au 24 Janvier 1963 ‘ , ‘ ACTIF PASSIF ET CAPITAL ® Einealese ......-sscscossosecvesesers Gdes 178.322.65 Dépote— Comptes Courants wwe Gdes 61712060 Dépits -- Banques locales 31.658.40 Com AE pargne ....coes-ccsssens 43.550.45 Chéques s/Banques locales .. $1.040.10 ’ » pies uu Dépdte —~ Banques étrangéres ...... wee B1.419.15 e- Marginal Account garanne de BEALISABLES ¢ o..cscsscsssescccccereennsees sess,  Gdes 258050075” de Préts . Titres et Bons du Trésor du Gouvernement : Divers QEEAMOCUES ........scsssorssscerscorersesernoceese : Battlers .......c.ccsenssssssonssnsecccensconessnesenee 197.950.00 . Ctques de Direction .......200.ssecssocosessensses - 8017.40 Bons & Présentation (Warrant et Divers) ... - §79.080.05 - Chodques cortlfiés .......cscssscssrsessososecocsnesecsese TOSAG.ES I , Pro ; IMMOBELISES : visions pr. int. & payer s/dépéts 4 Terme Gees | 6.878.0 Matériel et Mobilier ..... Gdes 72,057.16 Réserves pour dépréclations .......sscs00¢ casseess | 4566.85 ; SedavorasenonenvsouDeusesousseuLsesaneeaey LUODAEHIUIEEOETESESSOIS EOS sonnesons: eoenscaoes, 1073.00 |i WALZUR A REGULARISER : ... Frala.de constitution sucess, Gdes 2586885 i Tntérdte acquila NON POTGUB ncerccccseccces Gdes 57.168.25 o ; ; Manques et Surplus de calage .......c0000 206.89 ‘ : - a PARTS DE PONDATEURS 8 ..ccsrcoscccosscscsssees sressseee Pour mémeire TOTAL ACTIF : "Gidea 8.416.018.70 fe Gdes 2.123.802.25 Gdes 10.93.63
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Le ples ad ys Mies 5 Distributeur ¢ GN MOHR SALES COR i |. No, 28,027 } a Figure de Si lee soclétés compétitives « @0n¢. tellement dynamiques et s‘im * posent par la rapidité de leur cy ele d'avolution, c’est parce quia * fond les lutte xoclules qui e'y ti \ . wrent se soldent em termes ccuna miquesn pur une. production de en leure supéricuron & ia consomma =" tor, ..  Naue autres, pour-ne nous & . S86 pas suuchta de faire, & cha- que épogue netre bilan, nous n'a~ _ vena gus Vaiy da nous rendre : “«mpte que nous oboutigsons a ‘+. 4i-.dea tapporta inveraos, Notre re- . + tard est dd A ce déséqullibre nd. gatif ontro la production at la Gcagommation de nos Valeurs. | Neus en sommes tous: responan- * bles. - . ") Db nots faut &tre coneclents de ta néceusité sinon de changer tn - ' forme de noa Inties, du moina d‘y :° Satyedyire dca principes  stipe- * Pleura suscaptibles. de leg rendre meoing necives ot plia profitables »  & fa collectivité, Sur co pointe, Vezemple d'autres pave plus a. - wansése dunt nous imitens les mau ’ 2 Wale chide peut nous servir. ia- tently fe rythmé de le consomrn *,, tion de nos Veleure pour en aug menter la production dans to tampa, c'est on offer appronive * gemma allleura & lee apprécior, & lee utlliner, A les reapecter, bu  @Oug, Hove gurone eréé des condi eng & tour. conservation & lour | ee |. . févandation, . * Neue aavons cortes, qu'll eat ox » @imoment difficile darrivor a :'@éa raleonnements, valve d’en ful 80 le moblie de camportements * woltgett fs, On ext une minortte a ” palate aette vérité paree qu'un tel weet de nse eompdtitiona sucia 3s Péaulte d'un onaemble de fav uve fletoriquea, Ler divielune ietAss do tous ordron necrétées Ber lo vulualaiiame at apprufun- ‘glee ig sulte sone influence dea Hertel ina do Vunalon régime LIGHTing PRoGBUCTS.U G&A Cumirescents.. Sales couleurs) Ei: La Marque de confiance at de Durée ... PORATION 39.4." Par Emmanuel C. PAUL \ g! g Ss QUOTIDIEN LE PLUS ANCIEN D'HAITI —PONDE EN 1898 Pionnier: de régondre aux besoins de la fa mille, Charles fait alors preuve de diaciplineg et devient tour A tour artlean, superviseur de plan tation, aang négliger le commer- ee dea chosea intellectuellea en fulsnnt di journalisme amateur. Eeprit progressisty, il ereit ar- demment en ia valeur le Peffort. 2 paase d'une activité & ume au tre et ne an lais-e jamais décou- fager par les obstacles, C'est un hemiune qui cherche sa vole et eat déterminé A ln trouver, En 1947.nous la voyona ecmme Con tréleur Général de Mindustrie ba naniére dane le Sud et Pannée eulvante comme Agent Générn! dune Compagnie. Ses divers con tacta hal donnent déja aseeg.d'ev piriences on affaires pour’ tui permettre  dentreprendre sen propre ebusinesss, I] a'etablit. on ADD comme Reprdsentant de Ma nufactares et falt le ecommerce WVhviportetion ot dexportation, Le petit inatituteur rural dea on virens de 1920 & force de discipli ne, do dynariisme, de ténacité, est dvjA anes conny par se, expé- _ tlenesa on affaires et sea rela- tlene A VEtranger pour aqu'en 1088, ff aolt choial comme Mem- bre duis Misalon Economique du gouvernement A Londres. I! ay cat af bion tiré que c'est tal ' qui, une année plus tard, négocte Pa pais ic TouVernenient- un eon Conventry pour la moderntaatton ‘et Vextonaion de notre ayaténe ta Téldcommunication, En 1887, ft se volt envoyd dana ime autr: Mission A la Conférence Interna tionale ode | Hrunelles, © Entre tempo, Clamard-Joaoph Charles eedonne & de multiples aetivitd: commerciales et Industrielies Sa tale, suite page 4). , Rvet aver la General Electric de. Nth dea, tiwebies. 6 -peate juaquien 148, [fut real - Brillante o ‘Clémard Joseph Charles “a: PAmbassade Ameéricaine Le’ .esption quent offerte ‘hler soir en leur résidenee & Bour don, PAmbassad<ur des Etats U nia et Mme Thurston a connu un -trds grand succes. Elle avait éte organisée en Vhonneur du nou- venu conseiler de l'Ambasaade a mévicaine et de Mme Glien Curtis dr. . . De 'nomBreuses personnulités valent répondy & Maimable invita- then de Ambassadeur et de Mme Thuraton. Ce furer. dew hou. ven omagnifiques. Les  umphl- tryons, dunt Famabilité eat con- nue, comblérent leurs invités d'ay tentlona. On| eut Voeeasion de prendre contact, de causer avec le- now ven Conseiifér de 'Ambassade wnéricaine cont nous prenens pli sir & publier le curriculum vitae: sot : '_ £22822 ° : BIOGRAPHIE DE . M. BE. G. CURTIS Jk. N6 A'St Louis (Missourl), . te & septembre 1909, Mr. Edward Giton .Curtia Jr., ler Scerétalre et Ménistve Conseilier do 'Ambas sada des’ Ktata Unis en flail, oat un efficier de carritre du Servi- ce Diplomatique. ; Aprfa aveir obtenu. an Licence en Lettres & PUniversité de Was ington, dl yeeut' sen dipléme — Viustilut Cesare Alfler' tence (Italie). C’est en 1088 qu'll fit sun entre, dans ‘le Service 0! plomatiqua. Le premier post: quill sccupa fut celul de vieg - Con ul A Bude peat. ( ikeongria),' de LWGD A IDES, avuas de wo rondern ; A Waollleaton, an Newrelle Zélan te. . Numm@ veme. Secrdtulve de 16 gutlon A Port «cu > Prince (Hei st), be 22 Arlt, 8240, O8, Balwaad, Gian Curtis da. wevait uceupar cu, OTT Gime Mecrétaire de Légation a- ‘ ron 4 HEKURE DE L'ASSOGIATION 1 Edward ' Le Vatican et le cas A Flee. ' fant owe CS Rep puldsances > GO 5 tbe FY3 @7EME ANNE reception -—. - Port - ad ~ Prinee,.le 28 Acdt "”: 1048. Aprés avolr quitté Haiti on iid, M. Curtis dr. se rendit & Medrid (Espagne) en qualité de Serond Seerétnira a’ Ambasga : = 26 et Vice Conrul (1044-1947). Ni fut nommé par ia suite Con- sul et 20me Secrétaire } La Tinye, En 1950, il ocenpa tes fonctions def ficier dranomiie of celles de Consul A ZAwich (Sets rop de 1980 &. 1061. Nommé ler Seerétabre et Consul A Panama, M. Curtia dr. aéjourna & Mana- Eta comme Conseiiler (1054-575, avant d'etre asalgné nu poate d'oft fisier on charge de la Sceurité In fer - américaina ot aux Affalrea du Département d’Etat, le aa Juillet 1057. - - M. Edward Glion Curtis Je, |, est marig et il a quatea enfante,. Sherry Finkbine CITE DU VATICAN — AFP Hi était um homme vivant et tn necent, on la tud on a cammis un crime, a déctaré la presse du | Vatican on commentunt le, cna Wavortement do la nord amériead . ne Shetry Finkbine, : - Apres avoir eritiqué le can da ~ la mare qui ‘ae falt, opdrer pont: -he' Bas donner nalesance & on ddformé, la radio da Vad ten déclure qua eméine lea mula. tloa ddaivont vivews La féllelte oat “un fait datériour, Un neon de. Fesprit que: personne, iadmu une |. -mére ne pout Iniposer de fuste- love, to riche, nl de Jeunes, ni de forte «tle poraniines aninos, Coux. aul. ont cesayd de juatiflar le das dn Kinkbine (gaorent e@ que ¢'ost que Vamour, te avogut de la fdlint, In fundement da ia gece gran. our humalnes, ufoute in Prose da Vathan, Lo : NY WAsaiatant °  ! Ce n’oat pan un oeivilées  - eee RHI ORIEN Direct, , toga uit cand C oath atten a i wu: * 4 3 5 ‘ 4 i i f
14-00000 “4 H : } ; tructlon ge tortie titable cansibslicne la prodetien de ce pl vod chaewn sana sutir nelfement Vinfluonce Mare mysuque ou d'un principe supéseur, cot agi tuut - “ef eroyant ecir dans fe cons de’ Bea-isithets les plus Misinies, an 8 Pimpressigaqey iy iommunau té ne peut.se frayer f& Voie sans un tuteur. d’ot £\ teccanaissance impllcite;-agi aveuc. de ta supézie rite de Pancien patcon._ . Cea vérités qu'on trouve en ff Hgraname A travers ies pares de Vhistoire moderne et contempnrai ne du colonialsme, Jevraient sux eiser des réflexion) ‘chez les bal tienes pour qu’ils sefforeent d’aug menter les potentinlités nationa- jeg et se dépasscr dans ‘apprécia - tion et le respect de leurs Valaurs sociales. Si dans le domaine politique, militaire, Intellectuel, nous avous compté des étoiles, notre histoice éeonomico -. sociale est bien pau ere en un certain sens. : On veut dire que Von trouve fete peu de gens qui, en dépit des obstacles, aco’ arrivés A fais . Be époque, en augmentant de fa gon notable la richesse nationale, - ep amélorant les conditions de wie de notre reuple. Notre repré- gentation de Etat ~ Bienfaisan-- eo veut cute cet objactif soit son gob principal. Noug avons certes. bien noté dea torntatives — ct nouns son- me & on Pantaléor Guilbaud, le roi du tabsc du temps de nie-. tre enfance — mais seulement des tentatives sana lendemain, hé inal Nous ponsons que s'il en -@gt aime! que si nous almons sin ’ \garement ce pays que nous vou- driona §tra giobalement nétre, ib nous faut Ugoter en nous le viell homme —- ce condense de haine, de petittesse, de haine, et surtout d’envie — et limiter ia - eonsemmation de ues Valeurs de eat ordre. Tl n’y a pas longtemps, nous , avons consacré une page au Daz tear DAY, & Poccasion de Vincen ‘die d'un Laboratoire, parcequ’d | +. notre sens, A travers deux géné gations, nove avons tronvé en ce fom up synibole de continuité dans le travail, une Valeur so- . ‘elala- positive, enrichissante pour la communauté. Dans le méme es - grit nows voudrions évoquer ici - «1. QR Reuveau nom, une autre Va- + fewr sociale qui mérite ladmira- *, den. Nous eitons Clémard Jo- bh CHARLES. : ‘ émersion est d’hier et pour tang cest d6j& une figure de .Plonnler, Melr, taille et corpulen ‘ @@ moyenncs. Des yeux vite sous front large quo ronge déj& u- ae. ealvitle précoce. Voll2, on deux traits, Thomme au physique. ' Breore fauna: 10 ana sculemeri.. ’ Gimnard Joeeph Charles qui ext ‘né aux Gohsives en aveil 1025 esi fler da «94 cclgine paysanna. Gast dana site régica qu'il o fait ees girdee primalrea et se- eondalves & !'Ecole des Proves de. arucrion Chrétionne et au Ly bh Geffracd: Crest uunel dane ‘ rtibonite-qu'll a commenct. a atal le de ii vin Vabord eam fnatltuteur rural. Ta mort , ae gon pire survenue on 1980 Ris awe ang tape dane sa vies il ful * faut prendre la tourds surectelon Bay tom ROM AH We Gat om te? Teena Regiments. Crnp'd fail? mot Pltion Gé-Pé.Té Wisden, 1 eat - Delis wierd “aumable confrere Lucien Hantos,i, r€dacteny on Chef da Quotidiew ie Nouvelliate llaiti deve .@ Nation = ler Janvier IN04"—— "le premier sits dey dirlyeanta fur ‘de promousgir Vexcur du nouve’ Etat. Les: Arts ne fureat paa wéghyés, Lo Armée trouve iis la Musique un stinw lant pour appuyer sea manafesta- tions pacifiques o@ pucerivrey Lea riyiments étaient répursia ainsi ¢ ler Port-nu-Prince, Zame Cup- Haitien, dime Port-au-Prince, 4e Petite Riviore de PArtibonite, be Donden, fome St Michel de VAt- talaye, 7e et Geme St Mare, me Port de Dalz, l0tme Mirebalate, 41 et Limes Port-au-Prince, 1+ Lea Cuyca, ideme Gonaives, abe Aquin, Hic. Anse & Veau, 17dme Les Cayes, Lime Jérémie, iveme Anse d'ainault, 20éme Verrot tes, Zldme | Lévgime, 22eme ct Z3ime daeniel, 2dime Petit God. ve, 2btime Gonsives, 26éme Bore ge, 2itme Grande Riviere du Nord, ddime Trou du Nerd, Ze ’ Fort Liberté, S0éme Cap Hailtlen, adlome Lascahobas, 3eme Mole St Nicolaas, tome Aux Coteaux, Steme Limbé, 36ome Valliéres, 3éeme Hinche, S7ome Plaisance 38eme Sualtraw, ‘ Ces réyiments, annucliment, tenalvat warnison six nivia & la Capltale, Ce xejour  permettnit wux soldates de cumpieter leur fur: mation militulre et les municions altachés uux ‘régiments de -a'inl: | tier A la théurie et & fa prathque sous la direction 'instructcura spécinur, + Les Hutterles Sonores  grou- palent les bruyants tambours, lew elairona au’ timbre delatant, los fibres aux effets ingénieux, Leuy jou donsentilo deéterminalt un programme jcompliqué selon ceca sion vt lour rythme varié d'une - technique parfoia endlubidy se mullipbalt sans perdre hatelne. Vern sualle éponue ant pare ees mith hommes Coup d’Jalile (nen cou dlalles), Coaner d'janne, (dlaves Ceapagnole : dlunaj, fea Béeéne:' des? - he ; Aux promlere jours do Iindé pendanee, | 4 Le 40 Ovtobre 1804 lorg de la eérémonls du, Sacre de l'Empe rou Denaulines, les Coup déjaill vempurnnt du paya, le peuple ne put contents ‘sun allége : - Bn 1968, un coup d'initl de 400 tamboute —- hatterlen soqeres ae ’ fustonnant avee les musiques mi Hisives, lo premter anniversaire alo Windégendanve connat un és .elat dont le souvente ne a'efiagve ra jamite. CAHSER DYANNE 1. (Diane) et! inathtud pour stimuler le ¢ voll dun aolines au pant du jour tie qumtve heures ci natin, low - Hattorioa Honores partie des new ‘ . tun mliltaives' (Pure National, ty Fouud arrondissement, in Place, “Port ote) fondaiont Vale. Le Lulf matiy sunGucteuy mnuuuld, Grange - 4% * Pay Constantin DUMERVE feutations mustenles dd- . i ae ra & ~~ ers Corser EP janue- Sérénade, ° forme ca mile mantores, suivant les peronetins de Vuction, vchan- genlt d'eapresaion ot de sco. A ces melodies vivan es, de cuw leur locale, Cesprit -haitien adap- ta d'un suuffle admiravle, paru- . lon que tout fe monde e:thousias- me, chantait avec une bonne du- reur communicative. Nous en de taichons parmi les quatorze for- mant je Casser d’fanire tes cou- plets suivante : ® Toutt moun lévé, lave, lévd, ie- we, deve, . Soldata ! ye, keve, lévé, lave, livé, . Si nous pus kKivé, Vu mété’n lan Salle police, Si nove paa lévé Ya mete’n lan Salle police. Si nous té zain Pagent Now ta fale gnow gros houiltu.s, Géndval al nous gain lagent N'a falt gnoy ‘grea bouillon a tt ed Pour se falre diatinguer, ia ¢ Batterle de chaque régiment se alynalait par le numéro d’ordre. Par exemple, celle de ma villa na tui Mole St Nicolas (g2eme)} tal anit éelater 3 - - Trentt déxiéme pas gangnin manmun: (bis) . Trentt déxicine pa gangnin papa Toutt tt qui cheille 6 trentt déxiime “ Toutt gran qui choille . + Cé trent ddxitme . t Maintenant, tour de ta Mérin- gue, Du copleux catalogue nous 7+ Grande bretogne remeiirant > J bablement avant la tin de ¢ . BDepuls la police Jamaica! pris dea : caution, oan] Your ~* : aoe en ed oes Se er WASTUNGTON 0% hee Mats bris is fr ak semmaive Kutre Dutcs au Geo “went Savietique & propos de lin, Dang cette note. [3 ters sances occidentales,  rciteré ‘feurs positions reapectives: 3 yard de la décision uniateral TURSS dabolir son’ Comme ment militaire & Berlin Est. sence Préts de PAID a un syndicat WASHINGTON — AFP TPageace pour le Dévelo ment Enternational a octroy: prét de 400.000 dollars eu sy eat de la Compagnie de Che - de Ber du Honduras pour la ) geuetion de logemente. eremremmtnenee Incidents entre ‘ eubains a Kingste KINGSTON (AFP). ‘Une fois de plus on a ent 2 ted hier des incidents avee | légation cubsine & Eingston. cident ie plus grave & se gistré ay marché <Victori ob il y eut bagarre estre bains de la délegation et h lés résidant & la Jamaique. Daprés une version, les fi teg ont attagué leg exliés;d's une autre c'est le contraire eat dit. I n’y @ aveun rappe ficiel & ce sujet. mesures: ee ¢ a as prea, aquapgyaruemmn “*  * * Le evsteme de-tus extrayons in mélodie et paroles GAS USA est - - . aulvantes paruee soue Tuésiog : Gadé Zougoute, : (bts : Gado Théme, mo - Théme ott, pltl, pith con ga” - Falt boice gougoutt tout dow: boutt. - . Vulel on quelle clrconstance ce Chanté a ét6 trouvé. Commingale Aouroutt chef de la police, gran ‘gabarl, arrogant, ventru se tenait 80 Bureau Contral (actuellement Centre.de Aanté prée de la Cathd. drala). : d Commisaoia Thénia, ‘sous Chef “de, la eo sympathique, court de taille, mince on un mot Th ~ gorps répondalt au serviee du bu a, ‘ : Un jour & lea avite d'une vivo altercation, Commiasala sougoutt, soubllant, almintatra trole coups * de roenmuaquatt & Thoma, Colul - ol indigné onlovea ta biton et & -Gen tour ronfla une dégelés an - tegle A wourzoute qui, ne pouvant _plus tonir, ovetta, Liinsident fit Renaation, La chanson a’en ompn . ‘ af’ Salt-un que peu-de jours aprda, . ous cocumaquateure ao rane sontratent Journellementiehes Ro _ &@ Pinpin au wharf sherh (Cita. t. - (Gulte page gp invuinérable.. ©. WASHINGTON — AFI Le Ministre de la Défer Namara e affirmé qué le 5 de fusées télé - guidéce des Unig eat einvulnérables peut Stre détruit par. PUnk vidtique. . , Inter: par lea Jourr au eajet de la posnibllite ; Rusale de détruire les far Méricaines avant méme ¢ ne solent lancéee ca levre le Secrétaire d’'Etat Wo... déclaré: elf n'exlete pue albllité immédiate pour i Saviétique de éisorganiser Sune Pacem Rebbe eysicsse estes UiNguldéess - ‘ yt commit iOERT S Mort de Mme. we Maurice Castera Madame Maurleu Casts _Lusle Tanerdda Auguaty ten Ame & Died lo man Aokt 1068 8 7 hrea ces Noa alticdres coridatdar “n soous., M. Mauriea” at Gung autres pare ' GFuelloment épeourds, - -
14-00000 a a! whem emt meee ateenenme . “A ROUTBisig | so ae _ fastitut des Hautes Evudes Commerciales FIGURE-DEPIONNIER stenemcasterorO de Port-au-Pce signe un Accord. "pee nouvelles qui news parvien ft. semble quiva aecord est grvenu entre Vitcole des Flava gp Etudes Comme ciales (HEC) ;Hontréal que dirige — Mu-. gr Roger Charbonnenu et ls: tt des Hautes Etudes Commer ales et Economiques (ILHECE) _ gPorf - av - Prince, dirigé par. fsieurs Gérard R. Latortue et gang Alcindor. itest grace au dévouement de gre compatriote le Docteur Ve- Leroy, proferseur de Sciences nomiques & (Eccle dea H. E. t de Montréal que Gérard R. atortue @ pu prendre cont-:6 ae Mesaleura R. Charbonnesu Jrecteur des H, ELC. et Fran. gi Albert Angera Directeur de attut d'Economie Appliquée, sur l’épineuse question de la « Vempéche pas de représenter la 4 Ia houtonn > . trie des H. EL C.. Montotal. bilisation ies prix des metsee, General Electric Co.Ltd. de Lon Commantess tree a ; i {Noys sommes va mesure de premitress, Monsiewr THUR s'in Gres et Ix Siemens Schuckert dre da St. Grégoire fe f° 3 aucigner Qos tecteurs sur les . téresse particuligrement au pro. Werke Co . ne distinction, da Paps. wats Importants de cet accord. bléme des fluctuations éeonomi- _,,, als le chef d’oeuvre de la vie pus haut rang jamais: ‘ i— HE. C. se fera un piai- ques. @homme d'affaires de Clima. un laique pour les rex i : fr envoyer & THECE de Port -— Joseph Charles, c'est la eration services rendus ecnm 3 i is Prince tous les livres & ea. ; en 1960 de ta Banque Commercia peur militaire allié ea f : @tare éroiomique.st  commere. + le d’Halti dont ite longtemps en pant ja guerre. Le Wa | 3 fi qu'elle aen dovble. — Des LA SITUATION A- BERLIN , Tesse le projet. Pettey cette ini: dent dea Affaires Imp poo. i Aructiong seront pnasées au ‘tative qui fait decluj-un Grand. jes de ta . mt 1 Srerteur do la Bibliothdque Mr. FOlicier twé & Berlim : Pionnier. La Banque Commercia te de New York rit ‘ 7 ps = datia co sens, 7 o t ‘Ye eat la premitre banque privée yy, francais impeccable Na 2 =~ 'H. B. G envole a IBECE, . BERLIN — AF? — . “haltienne, Si fon s‘imagine ave  haite de henvenve pe ~ a 5 cevueg et une euple des cours Un membre de fa police de méme la Banque Nationale n'a 16 tg adresséa, Avenent,. peunte db HE transport en uniforme ce la’ R. rachetée quien 1949 peur devenit “pouverneur Poletti a & : ae 7 HECE. devra également envo 0. Us a été tug cette nuit par. propriéié de VEtat Haitien, on enveloppant d'un parts i : jx 4 Montréal une copie dea dif 1 Police de Berlin. Eat, au mo- s'imagine ce qu'il a fallu & Clé- dy monde. On comprex or ata cours — ceux qui wont Ment ob Hl exsayait de traverser .mard Joseph Charles dana um mi son don de persuasion ¢ i 1 : p.rdographiés —- de v-3 profes. 28 mur. . ; tHeu comme Ie nétre, de hardiex gone qui ont porté les : 4 j <, Bie f !:82E , se do ponsée, dandace. de ténacl ¢éure de la Foire A le d : i fi SEC, wa faire des démar- . 6 eer hate Gee AE fa mission ; ; 4 2:3 gpla du Ministre des Af- A PFOROS de Berlin. | viver & une telle, evfation, laquelle sdhéstona seieate, den é re Cultureties pour ¢tablir a- © WASHINGTON — AFP — {cf éneqte dang histoire écone. cette grande manifeste fiw a UR programme d'é- Les Etats Unis contanueront & mique de notre pays. MATE inte de ta Paiz, i ue s a de profevzears et peut - aime d'étudianta, ‘U0, act préte & faciiter le 24 x2 Canada d’hommes d’affal ‘Hens que PIHRCE lul re deralt, & charge bien en- - 8 intévessde Alavelr dea re aon Haiti, . . eo 'o corteayondant de la revue | Mees aus Brivce wd alle sera Staaea gar la Liorairie Athéngs oNenaely ' ton'nalidy de ta- Marine sui ont 2 falre yan de bom nee Hour aupuluer preeminent f*a MAGIC CINE -CNOMB & & hres, 7 hree et ae au No, “189°de le Rue Pas _ Nul' doute Gi'un-tel accord fa cilttera le ‘développement dey changes commérciaux culture's et *eonemiques “ee le Canada - et qu'un plus grandinombre de Ros compatriotes, s'intére:seront - da vantage & VInstitut deg cHauteg études Com. et Economiques qui répondait & une néeeasité dans notre milieu. Monsieur et Mme Otto Ed. ‘Thur, professeurs de Sciences E conomiques & Montréal et a PUni versité Laval ont, grandement en couragé les initiatives de lInsti. tut des Hautes;.Commerciates et Economiques. Ie seraient préts déa Mai prochain & venir pronon cer quelques conférences surtout eonsiderer @Umion Sevictique comme responsable du secteur Seviétique & Berlin. Les gouver nements des Etats Unis du Beo- yaume Uni et de Frunce conti: averont d'exercer pieinement par le Département d’Etat. Et aucune mesure Unilatérale du gouvernement seviétique ne - CITE BD UVATICAN — APP Pig EX sera-t-8 béatifis au eoura du prochain Concile ooucu meniquet Le Pape Jean 23 ‘a eongié aujourd'hui au cours d’u- ne audience générale accordée a- : Gadtelgondolfo que son voeu le plus. cher est de velr «que le Sel gneur lui accorde Ia grace de dé eréter log honneure de laucel éelal quia convoqué lo premier , fie du Vaticene En parlant- ‘de la tte du Cucur lmmacuide ée Marla que l'égilee séidbrait ce jour, fe Pape a dit que trele pon nau Cowr Immncuide de Ma vig. Jean 9% @ Insietd aur lee md ites de Pile 1X et adit que hanu coup ont sumparé ta pape avac désue Christ pour avule 464 4 Is vie se partage entre ince -bérsaax Ala Capitaie et ‘de, multiplies v6 yages a Vintérieur,dat pays ot i enquéte sans cesse sur les pussibi lités d’investissement. A chacune de nos rencontres, iS hous parte ‘de projets noueaux qu'il a pour ‘contribuer aus développement du Voys. Sa salle d’attente est. tov- Hours remplie de gens venus-pren dre des instructions pour la Pro ‘yinee, d'intermédiaires, de seollici teura de crédits. | Parmi les Ex- treprises qu'il dirige, nous’ - no- tons La Universal ‘Enterprise Co. (USACO) la Nationadl- Deutsch Associates, In Cocon Industry -in “the South et Mews!Charles et Co sans comuter des Suceursales de sa Maison de Commerce. Ceia ne ‘Charles nous donne Mimage d'an “nouveau type hommes d'affal- “Fes Que nous ne connaisaions paa ~avantelul, Ta divorcé aves ces wsages sane grandeur de - come -mereants -- conttiera & la petite ot qui recommencent ‘la routine - chaque année. Si nos masses res . bien = 8tre, Charles pense qu’'ll fie fant pas lulsror & PEtat tent > geul te tache da promeuyolr te ner la main aux moine “ monie ' pour lea falre monter, Auani ect ta Braque Comrmerctala qui a con nu dana le pubils un auecds al étonnant on un ‘cout laps de _ tempa est « alle congue comme fe centre de rayoniement de multi- pea activités dant tlrerant pro- fit de millets do gaaus-peu, Ler projets & Miiuce, ‘Invequ'lla ae. ront réallads, feront de eette inl flative, une véritable inetitution nationale, be re Ai nous ne désespérona pas. de “Chant pourounl nota avana dertt- eat article, Nous! youdrlona-en md me tempe avole propane A ia jen acess wn Maile lonndteys ste diacipling, sta Connelé dana” une ‘tent al arriérées ‘c'est peree qu'el . LE GOUVERNEUR. . POLETTI Tres FN AMERIQUE Lat Hier aprés midi, os. , demment annoneé, lei Charles Potettt et cy Spouse Jean Ellig 808 la capitate, accom George H. Bennett, i accueillle & Paérepert: lertin Esward Blacqa Commerciaf A PAmbag tats Unis & Port ay sa charmante femme 2 par ML Be Ethannon, 4 in Pan Ameriean, |i Le gouvernuer Polg Gouverneur Polettt vi ter’ la-- Jamaique, neg iée & }indépondance, & nifestntion. Il s’eat eng veo le Chef de la nouve «- pouy WIHECE As faclitor Jours droite ot agsuncr leurs” fement’ dane marge Ge -eetita aves leq Mints der aon rteaponsal ry serlin, ajoute " ; , : i +daffatres eanadiena qui. se’ une déciaration publiée catte nuit: quills accumulent . VEtranger ‘et du Commerce, aves dent de la Chambre dé ee @ le Chef de ln Ja dustrial ‘Development: : les me.aont pas encadréwa par uo tien, M. Braham jour bitaube, Pe one ee peut sitecter lanité oe pert ne bourgeoisie, enteeprenane: quer Pebjectif de nour | oie d@ eet: Inatitut Mr. cans son ensemnis cone ate mS fa, erégtrice  Vopportunités de “Th était secompagné. tea réunions du Dr, 6¢ Bennett, Docteur en FP cag Jean 23 et Pie 9 oe déveto t dedmomique da /un €@ ses Rult Assists mate on que WHECE SCA 29 CF 5 Tost concelont deve min. «ith le vico > présides eat . paya. ‘ ga tales _eamanderalt, LIHECE ne sion soctale et anit qu'il doit don Folre mondinie a prisg hier avec le Swerdtaiza.!- * Fourlame, M, Vietor Net fl a’aat entretenu ce ti ja Becrétaire d'Etat dui -0@, M. Clevia Désinor avee lo Mintatre dee M. Herve Buyer: D une comverantion aveg ‘dent dp la Chambre de! eo, M, Louls Décatrel: conférence de presse roulera au local de ‘ ’ gathon, a . . C'est Magéniour Ha hawor quia été chargé? fy atten’ Afusanigia quis comment: vieité Jalre d flan & Blushing Mond ‘enaulte & Hounte ot I tlaur dog Btate (ale ae 7 AWS thar er) dees reve fy ., @@ RUA ad HR HOUR PHYANSe en ° : MN austtonales de Audde, tie @tinient distitigués par lout Jo vs aittd cna hencetve au’ fee Plane ay Aranda’ nen identifid, aul iévutlon Ata Viecge ha te ttt is jie yavniter camine eel Pere te New vk ae fu pommmondseno). Dis 1x gal a proclamé te dogme HE qui vient d'etre samuleade wd. Heaitt Bamedl pourtae 7 proses, Penorgor. vt Tnireculde’ Cence ton ot Fle vit t wWétee mieux cunnie afin ~. Quite Pia sore requ A eT a qui a consacré. fa gonva hu tte comprise | et  enenurarde. | ma xin de na forme ot toed -” cornet setae ae ost Bt ee ee petals Vondeadl « Ranedl, fuls Fromme is plu chdrl of be _ amemninute cela antniete: tole tauende dana, Amiérct§ ‘ ie Be - a . cape POUER UN Hons Plus Ral par nes contemporaine, ' Rmmanuel ©, PAU . , ete autehaltcis in a } . bey - : a . i. a + dale Ylenyenue at (eg 4 , ° ; wera : at Mine, Charles Hlottl o a j t Muitivean, Marjorie, Ray 1 dittionegy” SPD I's cabuya wet " “ahd OB fae Agnes, hari “a 1 Ge ae an | PONTE sage Meg
14-00000 Bm, CLEARD so000. CHAR. 3 President & Gaherat Kanngeny Banque romoniietere © AtHad ty Porteaue? rincés ~  e a Life Storr ; Born at Gonaives, Baits, on April: a 1923, of peasant parentes went 2 @e Parochial Beheol; in 1939 graduated fron Lyeée Oeffrerd, Gonaivesy taught i fn rural sohcola; in addition, father having died in 1939, did various jobs i \ to eupport his family; uphoisterer, tiemktepers ‘plantation supervisor, free lance journalist, ete. Aa ban : In 1947, appointed Controler General of Raytion | Souther Banana. industry 4 ; . | esame General: Agent in 1948. . fn 1949 established himself as Kanufasturers®. Representative and created a his coum export and import business. Ya 1953 went to London as. Member. of the. Yoononde Mission ef the wg , Haytian Government, and in 1954 negotiated on the Haytian Govirnment's + 3 ~ ahalf a contract with the General Klootric CocLtde, of Coventry, Magland for the modernising and extending of tee teleconmunioation eyetes in Haiti. in 1957, appointed Member of the Raytian Mdosion ¢e the International Conference held in Brussel8, Beigivis .' In 1960 created the Banque Vonmeroiaie QtHadths rs an seal te Re Se @ wm wi - Ge. Chesles ie the sele owner of ‘the Barique Comeroiale 4*Heit’ avd the full or payt owner of ceveral induateial and t couneroial enterprises p Haat, gush as 8. wy eet Universal mmterprises Cox gBehe - (Webs 0s) ational Deutsch Associates, Sede = Clemara Joseph Charles Tapes oaEpert Ceeca Industry in the South = Clemard Jouepa Charles & Cee Reve Charles. & Co. at ‘ nee opera ter : te de the eele Representative an Baits of the following concerns 6 . Los | Gee General Mestric Co.,Ltd. London, Angland carn es Siemens Fohuckext erke, demse= ° 7 :* funk: References 1 | Banque Baticnale é@ ia. a Republique 4°Ha4 ts Gre Royal Bank ef Canade, few York ; tn < Having russ Conpenyy Hew Tork he Geamittee for ‘the Rebabilitation. ef the Rurel Eeetiens of att, ' Qe Bedtdan Chamber of Commewes - Phe International Club of Comeroe, ‘Raitt: ne gos & tndustey dsccesatson of Kew Tork @ » Chanies Beabes ee etary ¢ Giub, Fowteauctrinoe, Tennis ‘olan of Per tonuPriness Fe eg gcpemrte mo enemn el ie
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14-00000 Q2ey -rew 3 SNDEAt oO ves nO — : ‘ehasgiry To FILE HO. Ae be Zee asFOTP Cussieten MESSAGE Total corres 2% ba HeREP TO FILE NO. _ : «FE geeummes nee horenaanes i ike aiol} ner. to onancn EY SECRET _ een ee REPRODUCTION PROHIO ITED pestaoy C) sia. a ce { 7: PERSON/S UNIT HOT IF EEO j gi 3] | 7 a0, . ACTION ADVANCE COPY ev Fo — fe NE. ge 188 9 Sette 8 teem eran a = me = cee == sep $ ECR ET 2020542 CITE PORT AU PR 20 Jun th ts 4 497 DIRECTOR i. COLONEL CLAUDE RAYMOND, DR. ROGER LAFONTANT, PORT AU PRINCE - UNIVERSITY MILITIA LEADER, AND DUVALIER'S PRIVATE SECRETARY PIERRE BIAMBY APPLIED U.S. CONSULATE.17 JUNE FOR TRANSIT VISAS - FOR SPECIAL MISSION TO LONDON. TRIO REQUESTED ‘TwO WEEKS. STAY U.S. GOING TO UK AND TWO VEEKS ON RETURN TRIP. \g. CLEMARD JOSEPH CHARLES TRAVELLING AS INSPECTOR HAITIAN EMBASSIES AND CONSULATES REQUESTED SEPARATELY TRANSIT VISA FOR “TRIP TO EUROPE. { ECRET H i od awe t'
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BeiTed STATES’ pePactment of: BUSTICE lmagration end Heterolizetion Service tasteuctions: Any handwritten extries shafl be ia block capital ki: ‘ters. Afl Spanish names shall bed hypghessted with the an -  fathes’s nome first and the murher'y aame follewing. Director, Federal Surcece of lavestigation Depertment of Justice Washington 25, B. ¢. The allen listed below hes beew’admitied to the United Stotes onder the provisions of section 101 (a) 1S (A) or 201 (a) 15 (6) of the immigration and Mationality Act. é WAME = (Last, in CAPS) Fora) a) RATIONALITY (Cittasaship) (ata SPOT ANE IGT OF ADMISSION ? ; : . Bepety- Associate Commissioner © a ' ae + 7 7 _ Travel Contrel prantoaie pea prac Se
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‘ are WOT Pac fastens Literiree: 12 April 1966 HENORANDUM FOR: 0CS/o0sS , F 7 Atteatiee: 2r. Husulisa . . e0eJact ¢ CGentect with Clemwerd Charlies le Pursuant to our telephone conversstion om % Warsh, mo: at is requested that your representative, in talking with -- Glemerd Gharies, ebtein the latter‘ 8 wiews on the follewiags: - a. the economic and political stability. of the no! : an feitisa Geverament for the next four soaths;: an tae . * be Current threats to Presideat Duvalior and origia i a ' . ’ ef these threats; ‘ i ' ' @q abaliey of President. Duvalier to contre! opposition =. 1 ; fron within er ootside the countrys . . - . @. attitudes of: Haitian’ ‘business mes in Pert-au- oo rn Prince relative to the presest govereament. — poop ten "a, « 2. I weeld be very isterested in any indication from - : Giemerd Cherles thet be. is ‘aati-Duvalior oF that Guvaiior*s - Senure fie limited. a ‘Poul Vv. Herweed ” Ddstribution: _ Orig &l «= Addressee 1 @ 201=357029 He am 58 FSR 4G at =. Heme chrono Ty Caclored ‘teem eutemay'y F Gaklgiedwa ate Laseititelieg
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14-00000 3 . . ‘ ' a as i ‘ te4, ‘mee Sh cee meme oe te ore tetas Nate ok SN ee tei . nad ele re i , y ig 3 es PGS eng Vea ee ae ee Ae te rene tn! tae Me ge es etsy pe wo «nget, ce ok Sd | | CONTROLLED DISSEM a NO DISSeM ABROAD | COUNTRY a seg oo . chs REPORTING | | | sesect Cliéead Jowph Charles believed to bo OATEDSTR: oy —_ President duwalier' 8 Perscen. re ‘ND PAGES , Tate on C'S Charles oe) RERERENCES BATE OF INFO. PACES Fed - Mar 66. | DATE aCQ s. Port~ou Priace/Peb 7 ape 1S ShirvauateD IEORMATION | SOURCE: 7S estiem), enues representative of a US tobecco mumfacturing company po han bad’ kO youre’ experience in the ingustry. Source gales teeieess tripe te Latin America and returmed frou a eiz weeks’ Re During the period 1952-59 3 tried to esteblish usiness association with curtain Haitians inciaiing ouch characters ee Eric Ti 7p ee . Prosper Beastor fouls De. Joie ° Oe the cocenicn ef uy first visit ~wiePrince ia five years, . . I eneoentered @ nov oot of characters, but they are obviously of the identical “cut” a8 uy previous coquaintances. Be A reportedly privetely-pansd totasen ccmpany tnoen as Le Tabac Haition, B. A. is dixucted ty Clémra Josey, Cavlos @ binez Eaiticn who also . beppses to te President of the C ef Eaiei. Thie cigarette @eafactaring ézeriean fotneco Co. Some eix maths eqp Le fabae Haitien bagam ordering mngarate questitieos of leaf totacco and providing letcurs of credit to yay for the leat. thon I held oy firet serien of conferences vith tr Charles, be imuadiately ettousted te ingress me with his political, eeeiel, exd eoomemie infiuames in Haiti end then proceeded to ay priseigai"s fimnsial partieiystion to the axail eu of US#300 thou oni. Pally esgaisant of the Enitien style of business, I deferred tho offer ond procisied to discresthy inquire of ttr Cinrles’ status in Eaits, Ge fe © matter of convenience Mr Charlee yworided uo with «curriculum witee teh T quote 08 follows: " RAWME COMMERCTALE MB Niwarere . La tb Reb e abe dante dtd ates o ¢ ine ut nett’, distor: mii 7 scene i, aks atvil i) emplaye ene -uad enive duty v ppltitacy fatzenn withia infeed intoltigenze ‘somone ng ts les whe aw pen ‘ fue pe ini nwever, unlea speviticully euntes ee Gavergmnead ieee tua Bf Hala tee [i af a Bi es ein HK roa A oe pa fadiag rani sigan aller te rolatlunehie 13 ov agg td eu @ i tte Rie tralia ven & oo . ; wo Pen 857089.
14-00000 ny Soba ot Pe, a per. te! , an a2 bate at 1, 3 5 t i mente nt pict el esl NY Neg net orn tn Gonaives, Maiti, on Agrit 2, 1923, from o poasent fanily. - Bad hie prisary schooling st the. 'Ecole des Freres des Gonaives, ° ; ; 3 end bis cefonéery schooling at the ‘Lyede Céffrard’ in the same toun. = Upon, his father’s death, did various jobs to support hie femily. . . Weo'in turn schoolmaster at the rural echool of Verrettes, at $15 _ ’ @ math, free lance teacher at $0.40 per moath per child, time- secper, plantation supervisor, photographer, sanitery clerk, free : lance journalist. Im the latter capacity, founied *L*Intrepide’ end ‘ *L *fuerore® im cooperation with the late Ermamel C. Poul. ’ Fayto-Pathologict. Sm 1986, wes eneointed Controller Cenerai of the Banana Development SS Company ( (BANECO), of which he boceme the Generel Agent in 1943. In 1953, veut to London os 0 Menber of the Kooucmic Mission sent to by the Haitian Govermeant, and in 1954, negotiated, om behalf o¢ the Goverment, a contract with The General Electric Co., Lid. , : Coveuiry, England. Yhie contract was im commection with the extension Gnd mxiernisation of the Telecommnication Syetem in Heitd. fa 1957, was appointed as 0 neuter of the Economie Mission to the International Conference bela is Erussels, Relgium. oo Crented in 1960, the "BANWE CEMENCIALE D'HAIPE,* of vith he ts the President and Director General. Is also the President of the . following firus he hinself created: Enterprises, 8A. °° | meat, aaeroee, Sa cutre (eather & sites) Oatenstile Insurance Divisicn ~ Third Party Liabilities ; (ge Essosese Aromtique a'iaitd (Feenttsel. O42s)-— . Batrece, 6.A. “ Goeised cdadrat ée Matdriiam de Constructions | i . Goetdtd Extionale ée Fruita et de Légues SOHAFRUCO) | Ha £8 ths exatustve Agp for the fotioeng tiem fhe Cererei Klectric Co., Ltd. of Coventry: , Menons Schuckertwerkes A. 0. Erlangen, Germany
14-00000 ee Le ee ee ' vw Fee we A Pe BRC ARK? | ~3- Masher of: Comittes for the Rehabilitation of $ the tural Sections Baits ; Commerce & Industry. Aewoctetion of Bev York a potery Club of Furt-au-Prince an , . ‘ Aetion ‘for Latin. American ‘Unity, Mexies puters aonahres i ate SUN Re me yw auenis & Distincticn: Kaight of the Hatica2 Oniar ‘Honor & Merit! Gary) 3 Conmemier of the Civil Marit Order . ms . Commander of the International Order for Public Veifare - Frence . ; Cammuader of the Rational Order for Agriculture. Merit ‘ i Coumader of the Order ‘Petion & Bolivar’ = for services rendered — . to the cause of Pan dmericanias Bonorery citisen of the City of Longbeach, L. I., Hew York : . Honorary citigen of the City of Hew York ; : Honorary citizen of the City of Berlin : ; Weéal of Bis Holiness Pope Pal-YI.° . . : & Ia addition Mr Curles mde available two other papera thee are Likewlee . of interest. Que is @ List of correspondents for the Commercial Bank , . of of Haiti and the second consists of enterprises controlled by that bank a Which vere not included in the latest balance sheet. < quote these pepers es Tollove: 7 ; Pe O. Box 3415 : ; aoe ; . (2) First Hetional City Benk 399 Pork Avem=e . Hew York, Ho ¥.- longs Hematectsorene Haacwwe True b Vell Strece . ] ee Gore 15, B. ¥. Gee Vall _ Reving trust Cospeny Street _ Hew Yor? 25,0. ¥. Fret Mettcoa Dank of Boston od Overseas tie pur Ine Pye etre) 925 Teta ; » Saisse ai G-BoG REE sa a remreemnnareess peers:
14-00000 ‘CONTROLLED DISSEM NO _DISSEM ABROAD | ; EaECAREW.. ca) Waton de Basques Sitésea Genave, Suisse iad ; (feerly Ineanae) scescecccascencecoocscoscosce $ 540.000.@ (2) PORT AUTHORITY - PORT-AU-PRINCE : (Yearly Income) Po eaonseracacanoonssonaeovesne F €00.000.0 . (early Incoms) SSHSSS STO SOATEST ESOESERBOCLELE é 3..000.000.0 ESSERETAL OILS . an (Zeavly Incous) 9G O08 O° 2988 SOS8SOS0088SH8 0980808 4 00.00).0 (Yearly Income) 89g eS eos esooecseseeoeacesesee | B50 .000.0 Hee Ses Weerty Incons) Pesos SeVSsSsOrDeLoSLVONR00000 : & (fearly Income) $8S898508S5065585 5988888 5E5 06 990 .000.0 (early mncone) 000660006 eeceevocssegoeooesses BBAC.0. , Conrky , 150-800.0 eo «©. © « ) SOTO OD OOOO DOODESEOOOEDSODOORS (Hoarty Seocma) OT erTTrTrrirTrrir TTT Terr re ey 5 153.020 .e (fanely: Ineoma} eeneevccesevevoosesoecooocnses |} i 100-000 OMA, = SITET TNGRANCR ees (veerly elaten: Jnenua cavectat) « SOS0S0e0 00008 é.- #.000. 08 ° : @ince wy previous came camorcic!, senieintions ‘ia Baits dated price to 1959 pe 7 -Y fund 16 extrenaly difficult so losste old soquatntances, for snot Fe | Gab <oh bof (ie a OLED te EO ptr ITM TE ga seu”
Cried 14-00000 artim coma een mE A : 6. tr” Chsir'les that Z regard us reliable. He is specifically referred to aa “Papa Doe's" ‘beaker and financial manager. Mr Charies, as vould be expected is. “very close. to. ihe Palace” end has ready eccess to President Duvelier. Aa for his' character, he ie described as “a erook and a poor liar.” In other words, Mr Charles is truly a Baitian political charscter and not t' be trusted under any conditions. I noted that Mr Charles uentions his activity in 195% es @ negotiator om bebalf of the Haitian Goverment with the General Electric Co of _Fogland for modernization of the. country's telecomunications systen. Ao-a@ result of tiiis contract Daiti experienced one of its greatest ‘political scanfale for. the contract was for US$4 million, and the eetuel delivery of products wos only US$l million. I, Likewise, Observed thet Mr Charles ia président of the Haitien Banna Corp -. which was originally operated by Eric Mppenhauer and Colonel. Prosper, end subsequently was benkrupt because of financial, miemenugement. Still further, Eceential Ola Co we at one time the exclusive damin of Senator Lous De Joie, and ainos his death the company is headed by Mr Charles. : I am personally eatisfied thet Mr Clémard Joseph Charles. is President ~ Duvalier's personal finuenciel muoager, and the companies directed ty Mr Charles are in fact owed and/or controlled for the benefit o€ Haiti's chief executive. At the moment Mr Charles’ principal : eesictant in the tobacco industry is Hemry Siclait, woo: Just heppens to be Director of the Haitian Tobacco Monopoly and Secretary-Treasurer of Le Pabac Baition, 8. A. Siclait is believed to be Mr Charles’ “hatchet man” wt T was not able to verify this allegstion. — we Bae Seinen astis ae obey an ee
x i ap pete foe ; - , uWitED STATES DEPARTMERT oF JUSTICE oO fmmigration end Waturalizetion Service " tastrections: Any handwritten eatties- shell be in bieck cepitel | letters. All Spanish names shall be hyphenated with the fether’s name first and ihe mother’s name following. Ve Bivecter, Federal Bureau of Investigation Bepertment of justice Weshiagten 25, B. €. Slow hes heen admitted te the United States ender the provisiens of section 101 (a) 15 (A) er 181 @ Immigration end Nationality Act. last, in CAPSS (Firat) CHARLES, Clemard Joseph UNITED STATES ADDRESS Ration Consulate, Kew York, Nee ‘ey NATIONALITY (Cinzenship} Haitd empranansn a aaeeeemmamenamemmnn sind : we, ° ee tote Pd . ' ABINE AND Aci NO. OR VESSEL OF ARRIVAL Pas 23 PERMANENT ADDRESS ewer GIRTH PLACE ) Parteau-Prince, Haiti PURPOSE rr) LENGTH OF ADMISSION Duration of statue en Associate “Commissioner Vovel. Contral
14-00000 - 4 Lae an "'[vores"sea insrrucyions o:  vERSR SIDE TYPE OR PRINT 201 PERSONALITY FILE ACTION REQUEST = |: : mo TO: RID/201 Section Room GA-20 oc cemenemertemrinicnitiietnintthnseatirtite FROM: OP Tube, Address DW-6 t ~? FUBE ADDRESS # 4. . - an 8 Joos CeH Cw eG £ ot WAME VAREANTS ANG TELECODES (see Inatruct ions, (Hiddia) COUNTRY OF BIRTH & 6. Gate OF siATH re] 6. 10. CITY/TOWN OF BIRTH i CE Le ee st ece. cope ft $4. OF COBE 4 38 ry) \ 18. SOCUMENT SYMBOL @ RUMDER . at ! 1 y @ t Pihenedayeme ore rd $8. GOUNTRY OF Location eooe [18. action seen eonc fae. seconpany ogee eo. ) fate INPORMATION AGDRERezEG . . Oe , ee MAND CARRY @8 PORWAGG GY TUBE IF THUE MAME APPEARG AGOVE. z : a O, O1GNaTuRg GF ABaueavER bee . a0t Na, ; = ~ ; i , . : . a ssp ee e LA ALLIS Ag : Foaw eagerare Peevisys Pe ee (a8 A ° “ Te . : (ae Es En 5 be . on ae Lo , oO . ~ _ . - - i Q . . , = t : ce sengrtadmaniegenn gett tn a bettate
-00000 . oo Aibistunt Chief of staff, Inteliigmes | fy Departucnt of the Amy ” . : — SUBIECE: © CHARLEB, Jcsegh Clemara (sp 1619) Oo og ab. ' de Rofuzcera fe made te your requests concerning , . yo Gubject dated & May 1965 and 27 October 1965. the files © he 4 oo ecntain n0 partinent i:nfurmation in additien to thas . rr, 2 , ” | @ Gurrent operational interest in Subject. . “ i . i e { 3 4 . “a ‘ te nad eh aR MAN AAT ’ fer peer Ree reen 2 chins M hBene a met ne bth dan gt! ita he, weet Fe Poh eee Ee Sipe eee eae ae Uae oas'h
icp \ , fhe, POY : . 7 Vs i ‘SECRET vs i . aEuEeR” Se Be - i REGISTRATION REQUEST : f . | ’ po | ? ye . PRES: TY EMPLOYMENT 4 . t [Fines 4 | ADBITIGRAL FRATINENY IDENTIFYING BATA ; ; : - . - Bafee: Barth Bole gute OIF. TIVE “iE es ; pets ee : aa
ra res, AE pats sees Ks int 49, DATE: 30 SEPTEMBER 1965" CLASSIFICATION: SUBJECT: © CONFIDENTIAL “ » CLEMARD JOSEPH CLARLES REGISTRATION ACT = HAITI. FBI FILE NO: NONE GIVEN (WASH., D.C.) DATE: 30 SEPTEMBER 1965 CLASSIFICATION: SUBJECT: firan _ CONFIDENTIAL - CLEMARD JOSEPH CHARLES . _ INTERNAL SECURITY = HATT-. FBI FILE NO: NONE GIVEN (NEW YORK). # ok as Agger REDE ini Nj 4, fgets Te ree eo wee oer 2 Renee seein ma Sets + Soe oat:
14-00000 fe ee AGEWL. CHECK SHEET A 1G Ben 65 ac ia Jo wu oO O -€ “Fl 52_ ON! OW! 004 CC HCUA, oF OF giktoe slury am wale) “thik (Haiti) (%) 48ST OF ORGANIZATIONS, ASSQCIA TIONS. TOCia TIES OR, euues wir, WHICH AFFILIATED President, Chamber of Commerce y Port-au-Prince, Haits A sg RY ED owe. <r * MILITARY SERVICE ALOEN REGH TRATION HUMBER SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER weety ad al Bank.of Haiti, Port-au< ‘Prince, Haiti oor _Thie ie a request for a name check only and Is'nst requaeat for an invest gation or 8 clearance DIA FORM 6 ev 3-48) a : : 032838 — OPh DIAC! cone sede sesame ore: ope itn ho ‘Ulte hace nhneuanein tt tN et ky a ree eal ernbedits Syre then theta] Ait ewe . ‘ aero iaatt OFF DATE GIAO
DATE: 6 SEPTEMBER 1965 _ 7 : pol ea ee a CLASSIFICATION: CONFIDENTIAL =. 9: . ae ime ' . be ee SUBJECT: FOREIGN PCLTTICAL MATTERS - HATTY See re, , FBI FILE NO: NONE GIVEN (NEW YORK) .. EEE Tes wae gt Aries eae Soe a Pe arte US raf x eee enedtel te tem e Ph des ‘ mF eh ‘ by eae’? AA. : ’ ¢ * ate Te : ee _ ‘ . , . Bay gee nate ge 1B ate oa ernee enamprreert a BAupe +
FROM PORT AUPRINCE EMBTEL 1168 we EK sha ry ea abies - aie |. CLASSIFICATION: | CONFEDENTIAL ay Ee . ar 7 DATE: 5 FEBRUARY 1965 SUBJECT: VERBATIME TEXT - DATE: 22 JANUARY 1965 CLASSIFICATION: CONFIDENTIAL : PORTAUPRINCE 1214 SUBJECT: NONE GIVEN (RE CLEMARD JOSEPH CHARLES) gw ee UAT AN ahs 4 BENT as OE SON Been a ies ge cE ghee ster on OLGA Nt doe? ts - ° . IAF saci Aa a Maha ROE ate rae Bye a rf i. e we. Ce AE lg +, AL Ug ae Uae Ag 5) Se Als cu IER hah eta ae G ned gy, 7 Baek det RE adh ; PENAL Bs 4 Ki ne seta ¥ * : i 3 ; ' ba , 1 mh
14-00000 me PR at eS se Es Pe) zB. Z g - ‘ . teas | ates ts ee be cee eee S TERE... a aca oral, . 0 wr * siti HESSAGE «Or IES, aE im core a mann ee “Feanonom ¥ woririee when * Pad ADVANCE Cory “pone » vot Une [_] sorte oi Tuaro esse aqueanpnmeahinn ate ant M88 Cab PET <£vOn 2 ECR E T 2915252 . ne ‘y DIR INFO GNVA BERN CITE PRIN 2975. FIASCONA \ anal FEF? DIR 68358 (NOT. SENT GNVA, BERN) fe PER PRIN DAILY LE NOUVELLISTE REPEAL LE NOUVEY ELIZABETH DaBINOvIC LEFT PRIN 2s DECEMBER AFTER FIVE DAY VISIT WITH MRS. CLEWARD JOSEPK CHARLES) WIFE PRESIDENT CONNERCTAL BANK HAITI. i 2e VISIT SIGNIFICANT SINCE PER REF, B0zZ0 DAB INOVIC, ELIZABETH’ $ HUSBAND, POSSIBLY. INVOLVED MOHAMMED | FAYED®S S EFFORTS ‘ - PURCHASE ARMS FOR HAITI. CLEMARD “CHARLES IS HAITIAN gic ST ; o ' NVOLVED FAYED’ S AFFAIRS PRIN. PER GNVA - INFO, BOZ0°S ‘SHIPPING FIRM CNYA REGISTERED IN ELIZABETH S NAME « evn ty _<8QOn ~s beset sabia ovens etl A Sfunana tee Place é tye aes Vee gun soinions ae Oh oe t av eeu nlpoeffis per at seme
14-00000 (1) ves 0 No —— MESSAGE rora corres, OF Kes A Cl) ooxes . (I= BETIS Serene nremne /,, att to ne ane ; ‘SECRET. . _—-- aerropuct iON PROMIBITES Le a . a x oh cst fy if mee Qs * ° Wha, sennenv oni WOTEFIED Orstroy f AL, ‘Gls . Yorr A et AOVANCE COPY ‘ AI 8 ‘ Co ieeees, xe ; | Ty _WR. FILE, J Dot yg ES. Dep. ° i eli CITE P ; : ge . - ' REF: PRIN Crey201d Mabe ti d8045 S . ¥ “A, CLEMARD JOSEPH CHARLES RCTUKNED PRIN 21 DECENBER. NO INFO As YET AVAILBLE-RE RESULT HIS KEGOTIATIONS, = so 2. LUCKUER CANBROUNE RETURLED SANE FLIGHT but, PER PRESS REPORTS, (PROBABLE HE TRAVELED TO ESCORT DUVALIER'S DAUGHTER FROM GLVA SCHOOL TO PRIi‘e : : . SECRET re, a oe AS oy ae ! at cong
BHITED STATES bersnimenicor JUSTICE “A Immigration end ¥. tureliztion Service , a : _ bnstructions: Any hondwritien ontries shetl he In bleck- capital letters, All Sponish names shall be byghencted with the + ; fathes’s name first end the mother's some following. ‘ : _ Director, Federal Bureae of iavestigation 2 : : Depastment of justice =. ‘ Washington 25, 0. ¢. ; . : r t ‘ H . : tho, ’ The alien listed bofow hes been admitted te the United States. under the provisions of section 101 w 15 (A) or 10) i (a) 15 (6) of the fh Migration end Motionality Act. : a o we 1D LENGTH OF ADMISSION j rc qeePen! Sn OH we, . 1 é Sap teens on ore Ate oe af ’ Beputy Asseciote ComAit ’ " Travel stl . agi tensa amsn ane Len commer wepnteseruee eae cere cura woew ad ae artars . wo a es ia .
mgt , : fa Soe % gy , fer tan ot atte ares - . oo 4 | a TRANSMIT EE oes on! & “A yoy _ TOES INFORMATION. REPORT sesh AY? ECREY” ; ste) ee oo | : ~qOUTING u ro ‘ 4 ; i a tt LIAS a Spee oe WO FOREIGT Drsse/corTROLLED ISSEM RELAY REQUEST ATTACHED FOR RELAY TO. caneso AND cancrant 7 an ee pea ‘4 TT sitio ' SECRET QHHEN PAGED the) SSH Hieeus se flONs
14-00000 . a, ’ ? af ; ; - . O's CasLG@ DLde-S&CCHTROLLEY Dicoek! - s ESRB, po td a . - CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY © ROUTINE age af toa ‘0: Intelligence: Information Cable ' | Counriy EALTI a | ee | Oy ' pateor 3 OCTOBER 196h . - aa : DISTR. 9 OCTCSER 196k ' INQUIRIES REGARDING THE POSSIBILITY oF . : BUYING ALRCRAET FOR HAITI oe : PLACE & : " | DATE ACQ. UNITED STATES, MIAME (7 OCTOBER 196h) . REF IN 89699 i \ i — A. Of OR ABOUT 3. OCTOBER 196h, THE AVEATION. INVESTORS COMPANY OF FORT 7 | aa I . _ . MAUDERDALE, FLORIDA, RECEIVED AN INQUEEE ABUUT THE POSSIBILITY OF BUYING A (3. . _  -  Gell9 AIRCRAFT FOR THE COLOMBIAN GOVERNKENT . - ‘THE CALL WAS MADE BY RAIMOND be Z wT. 7 (WOE FuRTEER IDENTIFIED) TO SAUDERS V. RORERSON, AN AVIATION INVESTORS COMPANT. — Le. ; , : | _— WHO AGREED TO INVESTIGATE THE PROPOSED AIRCRAFT PURCHASE. i 2 | oe nn cele, QMS OCTORER ROBERSGH RECEIVED A TELEPHONE CALL FROM A Mant WHO AP” xpmweremsn HOMSEL AS "RASH" (PHONETIC) REGARDING TH POSSIBLE PURCHASE OF A = P0SL ATRGRAFT OSTENSEBLY FOR THE COLOMETAN GOVERNIENT, BUT IT WAS ACTUALLY - _ HTENDED FOR HAITI. ROBERSON AGREED 70 MEET WITH.PRASH" AT THB. CONORESS ; _ Bae = “MIAME TO DISCUSS DETATIS oP. BOTH PURCHASES, . $ * noo spema ca, enon ame nt une wma et os isin tom te se 3, CBG. Bese, es + ad TH. fe tranemianton oF reveintion of whieh In any manney We en wneernteland paren to pened by ‘RQ FOREIGN, ‘prsom/oorroLiED DISSE “ paay/ act NAVY AIR JCB SECEEP «NSA NIC AID UBIA OCl ONE OCR GRR 00 SREASURY PRE INS | ~ weg Doe oe ea
14-00000 3. source const ENT: ROBERSOK IS A (caveastan BORN CIRCA 1917 WHO OUCE : | : ATTEMPTED SUGAR HEGOTIATIONS IX wAITE, Wi HE BECAME KNOW TO SEVERAL HAITLAN GOVEINMENT OFFICIALS’ TICLUDING JOSEPH C CLEMARD CHARLES, PRESIDENT OF THE COOGACIAL BANK OF HATTIE. (FIELD comms ANOTHER SOURSE PREVIOUSLY REPORTED : THAT CHARLES HAD UNSUCCESSFULLY ATTEXPTED TO BUY 7-28 AIRCRAFT Il ARTZQWA.) | : . k. ‘FIELD DISSEM: STATE, CUSTOMS, FRI, IéNS, BORDER PATROL, CLNCLANT, 7 CINCSO (ALSO SENT PORT-AU-PRINCE). a oe | J a ale ta ohh Het NE A pd team ale de Cre ur STAY wad oy TONS © PUY . cutesy se
14-00000 DEPT OF STATE TELEGRAM — - FROM PORT-AU-PRINCE CONTROL: 7094 DATE: 8 OCTOBER 1964 CLASSIFICATION: _CO¥FIDENTIAL SUBJECT: NONE GIVEN (RE CLEMARD CHARLES AND FNU BANJURJO) «| oo Papier: pid ae ee an i past Bes figatn e é slits & Tae a sha eo tials ¢ i ‘ a a Se BEE ae)
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14-00000 back te Port-au-Prince, Haiti. | LOKMG) 3,202 2278 3 Chiat, Contact Division, | "YT May 1963 py i ATTH: Support (Stunts) 2 ae : TuPO: LA (McCrea) and Ceajkowski. 7 ; . Clef, New York Office —— —— Gase-h0,556 | --~ Clemard Joseph Charles a Lon ' : , 7 e . : t i. At Clemard Joseph Charles® request, on 14 Way 63 ¢/3 Balog bad a “farewell” interview with the Haitian banker. ‘The private ORs: E wersation, which took place at Charles’ roes at the Park Sheraten ‘ j : ° Hetel in New York, lacted‘aveut one hour. Om 15 May 1963 Charles flew 7 : (Re At the outset of our “gonfidential® intervie Charles‘ \ - : ; shewed us a letter written by Willias Stix Wasserman, 40 Wall Street, i Bew York §, H.¥. whom Charles’ cesuribed as a "big financier and my . : te afiviser” and addressed to’Sena:er Hubert Husyhrey. According to Charles, : Huaghrey and Wasserman are good friends, en allegation which may be tra: eiges the salutation of the letter was. "Dear Hubert” and the general tone : ‘4 of’ it indicated @ fairly close relationship Letween the two. 4 it sae 8. Ym hie letter, Weaseraen. asked the Senator to receive Charles | he Gesuribed ag a man with “liberal vieve. in regard te ceeperatives." seermen went em saying thet Charles sees "the necessity ef ereating /@ gow relationship between capital and labor primarily through prefit : that will at least nullify te seme extent the siren aong ef - : oa ¢% propagamia.” Wasserman concluded by stating th: followings Fo, | ‘thiak et thie very critical tine in Heitien affairs ané with Gastre 160 miles avay that the Administration sight begin to look for nen / with te, Chantles' obility and attitude to see what. can ,conotructively Che | be; dens te Uriag stu hope to thet unfortunate island.” eS aoennr , epee eee Shay ee “ &. Gharine gtated that eince he was, unable te make another trip rn: _ %@ Weshingtes +6 see Ssuator Ruapbrey he aske’ hie friend and business E .'. peetaer, Joseph F. Dryer, Tampa, Florida te present Wassersan's letter t te the Genater and request bix te receive Charles when the Haitien banker te Fotamte to the Of on cis of hie frequent business trips. ns f ' §,- Gherles reiterate’ his willing:a56 te: cooperate with the US Goveranant. Es wishes. te be contacted at'his bank in Port-au-Prince, but yy) his: . The -home,;, Paves &$. He ateted that after his return te Haiti be will . @uatast a utment cenfidevve” one. ef his iafluential friends: Ary : E . otfeears, dmtelleatuals, witers, journaliota, Wundness meg ond will. ae i : ‘ . an a oa boat , i ah wilt | * ‘. a! an . o ta wee - . . yoee . 7 WEOARE: : fa wo, Bue . ‘ i 4
4 gied to talk with a US Government: official concerning the “general political: @ imate in Heiti.” Although he. has had several contacts vith menbars of ‘the US Exbessy!in Port-au-Prince, ihe prefers to cooperate with "one ef Captain Baleg's friends." All’ ‘the US efficiel has te deo ie te walk @uto hie office at the bank end say that “Im am a friend of Ceptain Baleg’s”. if @ contact is male this way he will be willing to cooperate’ "to the fullest." 6. He told us that he. vas not. prepared to give bis support te these anti-Duvalicr politicians in exile who had a few days the formation of a govermment in exile since "they are not the right people te take over jin Haiti.” Ye emphesized that he would not circumstance suppor Duvalierwithwhom he is thoroughly disillusioned. 3m fact, he _ thinks that Duvealier "vent crazy aml must be and will be @liminated.” He did not elaborate and stated that first he must go back ¢e Haiti, end talk with his friends. He mentioned, hovever, that his eousin, Joseph D. Charles, a former ambassador of Haiti to. the US whe now lives in “forcee. retirement" in Cap Haitien, was ready te re-enter the political life ata propitious mement. He believes that his cousin will have enough Aray suppert to become provisional: President eri then with: popular support will be elected President. ef Heiti. Upon his retura | te Port-au-Prince, Charles will work toward rallying support for desept: D. Charles. He is confident that once in power, his uncle would pursue @ pro-US policy. At this point, Charles: intimated that "a Jesup Charles government could, grent the US righte te establich a Raval base ate Bt.-Hicolas, wale is abet GO mL Lan from Cuba." . 7. We wished Charles bon voyage and, of course, promised nothing ' ’ gomeerning his offer to be contacted in Port-au-Prince. . We merely ' told him that we would report our converration to “our mutual friends 3 4m Washington" for their decision. Regizdless.of this decision, . Charlies" stated that during his next trip to New York he ‘would call “ on the telephone to aiacuss “things” in confidence, GAY BL, REEVES gue ns wpe tee gree Le ectmes pine nd babininer manent ba ae
14-00000 ta ef ate 5 wa oll § COPY’ SHOT oo weep ee * ar + = -« wt a * . AY ws 1. On & April 1963 Dorothe Matlack, Demstic Exploitation : Section, ACSI, telephonel tu the affect that a bancer numed Clemami . i Josenh Charles had left Haiti six days earlier and had Just arrived in fiew York. A friend of Charles, namei Jozeph Dryer, 109 Lakewood - t Avenue, West Palm Beach, Florida, had written to General Delmr, formr CG Antilles Command, recommending CLaries as ao min of creat interest to the US rovernment in view of the events in Hadtl. Charles was described as President of the Banc Commercicle, fort au Prince, 3 Haiti, who is in President Duvalier's favor. Mrs, Matlack mentioned : that she had alerted Col. Sam Kail in Minml to ‘contact Dryer in . order to obtain more backgrounil inYormtion und an acsesement on —— 3 Charles. . 2 . Ge ite wre Oe Sad Bg MeN - a et foe ot Lay, Gree 4,92 © Be Mat ® ‘ % -thenegrepan’ tees e & be é e R i ey 2, On 1 May 63 Mrs. Mntlack advised that Charles was staying at on the Pork Sheraton Uotel, New York, and thnt he had telephoned her Pat gince her name had been supplied to him by Dryer. Charles considered aan her to be his point of contact in Washington. According to Mrs. Matlack, ta Charles had apnointments to see Vice President Johnson, Senator Keating, So . and Congresaman Rogers (Florida). However, Charles was willing to talk ma to representatives of Mrs. Matlack's office. Mrs. Matlack stnted that Lo the Idtian Desk man in ACSI was ready to po to New York to talk to an Charles and invited CIA to accompany him. Churles speaks very little rs English and a fluency in French was therefore required for the intere * view. Mrs. Matlack stated that she might be able to obtain a French linguist from First Amy, Governor's Island, but he would not be an . intelligence officer. It was decided’ that Jomes Balog, New York Office, who hac a mowledge of the French denguage would accompany the ACSI representative It wuc aloo arranged that Balog would meet the Ai sentative (Captain Rogers) at the Park Sheraton Hotel where Charles was staying. * 1a PF 86 ry tne 4 wi Tt te” say 3. On 2 May 63 Mrs. Matlack reported that Col. Kail had interviewed ‘Bie: Mr. Dryer in West Palm Beach. Dryer had appointed Charles as Director Sas ef his bank in Haiti. Charles, according to Dryer, formerly had no political ambitions but in view of the current political situation in Haiti, Charles now thinks that he may some day bs precident.- Dryer deceribed Charlies as well-connected, politically and financially, on both sides of the fence in Hniti. Ue is also a good friend of President Duvalier. Dryer had given Charlea letters of introduction to Senator Keating andto other officials in Washington. Charles wanted to see President Kennedy and indeed had gone to the White House to arrange fos an appointment. He wun well received by the Prastdent's pelntaer pent seuretary and invited to dinner that evening with the appointment a a pres nce tae Fre at oe ‘ : . aad * ‘ey : nt ea asec denne pe eas i" a fee dys, yi nee fae ae | ; ~ omy anaes OA Raa + Hitsteate onerany bea A athe + | ‘ .
i aon x r ‘ -~ Do i WisheT: Clemant doseph Cyan . , ee ” « ¢ : 8 . 2 secresicy. Throwh.a misunderstin ling, hovev sox, Charles did not: . ° :.* attend the dinner but went to New York instead, | i V4 , “aoa ° . ° ' wee - i. i 2 os 4, Chrrles is travellin:, acconiing to Urver, with a Texan asd ‘ geologist naned de Mohrenschildt. de Mohrenschildt is associnted 4 with Charles in a business venture in Halli anc 1s trying to arrange re . . @ meeting for Charles with Vice President. Johnson. a domme nt Honmaengabnatod at om - 5. On 3 May 63 Jim Balog telephored to advise that he had had a i {' a five-hour session the previous day with Charles and that he had i 4 Qe obtaine] both personality data and views by Charles on what the t . ro Unitel States should do in the current dattian situation. Balog sy advised that he was transmitting the information to Washington. a Upon arrival, copies of the teletynes were transmitted to ACSI : 3 (tirs, Matlack), WH Diviston, and the ‘Latin America Branch. at | pen 6 On 6 May 63 Moyo Stuntz, Support Branch, advised that WH ws Division wished to speak to Charles and Balog was esked to arrange . 4, an appointment. Mrs. Matiack telephoned at aspreximately 1715 to ae advise that she had juct received a telephcne call from Mrs. de FE Mohrenschildt asking assistance in obtaining hotel reservations in “4 Washincton. Upon being told that we had no special means of obtain- i sks ing reservations, Mrs. tiatlack stated that she would check with the eet State Department Protocol Office to determine which hotels would Peg admit negro guests. rs. Matinck finally wade recervations at the i S4 . Alban Towers. A check with Jim Balog revesled that he had arranged ae for Charles to meet the Wil representative in the Lobby of the Willard oe Hotel, Washington, D. C., at 12:00 noon on 7 May. Attempts to reach , wf Mrg. Matlacs that afternoon were unsuccesaful. At 0830, 7 May, a es eall was made to Mrs. Matlack te confirm that Charlies would be in Washington on that day and that arxsangements had been made for a meeting with an Agency renrenentative for 12:00 noon. Mrs. Matlack retorted that both Mrs. de Mohrenschildt and Charles had called her . thet previous evening to confirm « 12:00 luncheon appointment with i her. Mrs. Matlack was concerned that CIA and Army should not be ' Bebe: . working at cross purposes. She had received authorization from : 7 ACSI to meet Charles at lunch end felt that it would not be politic ie for her to withdrny from her appointment since Aray considered her Sa . the point ef contace with Charles. nyo Gtunt: informed Wil Division ef the conflict and passed on the asugrastion that the Wil Division reprecentative might meet Charles and ‘Mrs, Matlack at noon and that Mrs, Matlack offered to withdrew chortly thereafter. The WH repre- _ gentative declined the offer and requested thet o mecting later in the afternoon be arranged. Nra. Matinck believed that due to cone flicting instructions, she had been placed in the middle in the gituation from which che could not graciously withdraw and requested that someone accompany her, ze ge Bie 8 3 vt Sree! hed eS $ . owt (3a . . ' Bp CAST TO MRO TWIT ee CT NTO Tey Pe OPTERON. : Jom ” i , . . “. . a hein 7 stad oe " a . are ene | ° * : fs ‘ a ‘ eed tony ee ey tts ‘ a TT t Nee “ aes aid : Ey yk tele ar ri re ee rr ie ia ees Ot fet we ee ES elm lees Soe cane i Sa . pcapageprver tes 8 2 Tn in =e : ,
: : lone | oe ty | , a 7 ~ 7 * Ce Wiad Boe SUMECT: Clemani Joseph CHAIGES , : ‘ i: : . a ’ T+ met Hrs. Matlack in the lobby of the Hotel Willard shortly : Ve *, before noon, and 1 lew minutes later, Me. Charles arrived, accompanied tat by Mr. and iirc. de Mohrenschildt. Wei lunched in the restaurrnt in ‘ Ds ‘ the hotel. Ms. de Mohrenschildt mentioned that. he hai been born in Batu, Russia, but lusting the Bolrhevik Revolution had heen taken to Poland a8 a emull child. He had spent approximately 20 yeara in Poland prior to World War IT and had served in the Polish Aray. He also mentione! that hs had been a menoer of un ICA Team to Yugo- Glavin in 1957 and vhdle in Belerade had met Comilka who was visiting Belgrade al the time. He had spoken to Gemilka and was invited to visit Poland, which invitntion he hal accepted. His home is in Dallas, Texas. Ua has « itp. in seolucy and has hel some teaching experience. Mre. de NMohrenachildt wis born in Veking, China. Uer father waa Russian and her mothar French, and che is now or has been a fashion designer. Mr. de Mohrenschildt mentioned thet he has known Charles for sometime and that he in a partner with hin ir a sisal business ey e a Ae. SY et . dn Hadti. : & Both Charles and de Mohrenschildt were anxious to arrange a meetings with gove:nment offlelals in Washington. I mentioned to j Chirles that a meetin: hal been arranged for him at 2:15 and that a Mr. Green would meet him in the lobby. At 1410 Mrs. Matlack, Mr. and Mra. de Mohrenschlldt nmi I departed and Charles remained in the lobby waiting for contact. 2 ore TBO 9. In the course of the luncheon conversation, Charles had mentioned to Mra. Matlicik that he desired to cee a Mr. Wise, AID, to @iseuss US ald to alti. Inter that afternoon Mrs. Matlack called to state that che had called the State Lepartment to pass along Charles! request. Mr. Zayovalc (State) had called her beck to pass on the Haition Desk man's extrene dicpleasure that anyone in the United States Government choulil be in official contact with Charles. The desk man eonsidered Charles ta be close to the Duvalier Government, to have been involved in severul shady finonelal dealings, and in general, to . ‘be an undesirable churncter, Mra. Matlack asked whether the Agency had any interest in Charles which would dictate further contact with Charles. 10. Mayo Stuntz checked with WH Division and determined that as @ reeult of the meeting with Charlea, the pp/P Uaitian Deak had no further plane to contnct him. I told Mra. Matlack that our interest seemed te have bean sntisfied and that I believed we should disengage ourselves as gracefully os ponsible. 2 fo me hfe ait qed be Fein re a Boe ty, ii esse ee . s am of ra an 4“ wot Sy ~ 8 °. fet 4 . *& as greene on ; is tes OE ie ‘ee = ae & pe ee ae eee ee com ee “HES, TRE Sy ce, 6 Sita. Pas acon r Se ae ae ” ee - “s emp 1 ¥ i; Ss a i ydee beagt ae t _:
14-00000 ‘¢ 4 Hed 4 ; : Ti. Si da! D Coordinator, called on 7 May to ingilre “3 8 bo conte suing our Jnavedvesent in the Chirles ence. He strated that ACSL oar he hind e: ntl hia earller Ghat day to asceure him that ACSI had no direct . j a (te ‘ interest £:. Charlies ang that @t urs acting as cn intermedinry at the . ' “ny request of General Yelmar who hud pasced the lead to General Fitch. b { ' ACSI wis concerne “hat due to the mix up in aprotniments to cee } 3 Charles, charces might Inter be mide that ACOL had interferred or «ast ‘ had obrtructeu CiA contact with Charles. I explained to Nelson what fe ; had havrened ani he later called back to state that ACSI was completely a ‘ satizcied in the way the matter had been handled. io . gy. lo. On 3 May Mrs. Matlack telephoned to advise that the Operational ne | Branch of AGSI was ciscussing the Charles case with DD/P to determine : t future sourse of action. “She wae still somevhet concerned over her own om 5 positicn in the ease since Chirles considered her to be the focal point t. In Washington, I reitereted to her that the matter was one for eithar t, the State Department or the operational elements to handle end that {: we precerre.. to disencage ourselves. Mrs. Matlack mentioned that a a ¢ dispatch had been received to the effect that n cousin of Charles was ee ‘ prominiently mentioned as a successor’ to Duvalier chould the latter es be overthrown. She was of the opinion that the US government should “ eontince to “play bill" with Charles as a future asset in Haitian Ne affairs. is an Ae) Fe ! Ae PF. CZAIKOWORI } Distributjon: 1 Orie = 0/Chiet 1 «= New York Office 2 = Support (Stunts) { 1 = LA Branch .8 L = Index (Control) 1 = Dep/Coll chrono A¥Gsajkouskit oor r _ t Ra ‘ ‘ bs 1 . ey - at me an rn i oh ost ee rs nye wy ae ae. ai wy ue BAG apa e. te * areveogy: ory hh * ¥en Pn ea te t wo yt ane be Qo vee ¢ Re TIN fi ‘ ' a4 : . . ‘ and . i 5 . bog = , : er): memparen mes . Toe Oe regi ted ewe UA re FT rama ore eR enmaenge gimmie: mS me est ee eek ee jeer 37 Fey tele csaree veg me sieegipbe daniels eae
Re, IOC cust DU, POR ae RECORD SUSI fT Clemarl Joseph CHARLES = 7 . Le On 2 April 1963 Dorothe Matlack, Domestic Exploitation Section, ACSI, telephoned tu the effect that a banter nvied Clemard oo. “ USe Joseph Charles had left Hilti six days earlier and hed just. arrived in Slevy York. A friend of Charles, named Joseph Dryer, 109 Lakewood. avenue, West Palm Beach, Florida, had written to General Delmar, formr CG Antilles Command, recommending Charlea as a min of erent interest to the US covernment in view of the events in Haitl, Charles was described as President of the Bane Commerciole, fort au Prince, Haiti, who is in President Duvalier’s-favor. Mrs, Matlack mentioned that she had alerted Col. Sam Kail in Minml to contact Dryer in , order to obtain more backcround information und an. acsesement on on Charles. : = woe TT ys -o Ph dL, ae ee sy oats BBs rae a BH Ae F ; 2, On 1 May 63 Mrs. Matlack advised that Charles was staying at the Park Sheraton Uotel, New York, and thnt he had telephoned her since her name had been supplied to him by Drycr. Charles considered her to be his point of contact in Washincton. According to Mrs. Matlack, Charles had aprointments to see Vice' President Johnson,. Senator Keating, and Congressman Rogers (Florida). However, Charles was willing to talk to representatives of hirs. Matlack's'offica, Mrs, Matlack stnted that the Iiitian Desk man in ACSI was ready to go to New York. to tall to Charlies and invited CIA to accompany him. Churles speaks very little Englisch and a fluency in French was therefore required for the inter-. ‘vkew. Mrs. Matlack stated that she might be. able -to obtain a French linguist from Yirst Amy, Governor's Island, but he would not be an intelligence officer. It was decided | ‘that Jomes Balog, New York — Office, who hac a kmowledge of the French lenguage would accompany so. the ACSI representative under Amy cover. It wus also arranged that ‘is >“ Balog would meet the ACGI representative (Captain Rogere) « at the Park . ue Sheraton Hotel where Charles was otayinge ” "54 On 2 May 63 Mrs. Matlack reported that Col. Kadi, had interviewed Ms. Dreyer in Weet Palm Beach. Dryer, had appointee Charles as Diractor . 6f his bank in Halti. Charles, according, to Dryer, formerly had ne. . political ambitions but in view of the current political situation in “Halti, Charles. now thinks that he may some day te. vresident. Oryer | . @eceribed Charles as well-connected, , politically and financially, on both eidea of the fence in Haiti. He Le olao a good: friend of President - Duvalier. Dryer had elven Charles lettero of introduction to Senater Keating andi other officials in Washington. Charles wanted to see President Kennedy and indeed had gone ‘to the White House to arrange for an appointment. Ile was wall received by the President's appoint- ment seurelary and invited ta dinner. that eventing with the nppo polntannt
14-00000 © ‘ : z ‘Nios ‘ Ty Ve wae - °° » De ; a SUBJECT: Clamant Joseph CHARIS oe ‘ as ; secresacy. Throush a misunderstunding, hewever, Charles did not’ wold : “ attend the dinner, bub went to New York instead. [arid eee ey 4, Chrrles is travelling, according to Drver, with o Texan - oa . geologist named de Mohrenschildt. de Mohrenschildt is associated bee ao -yith Charles in a business venture in ‘Haiti anc is trying to urrange zeal a + @ meeting for Charles with Vice President Johnson. : * Samet: i 5, On 3 May 63 Jim Balog telephoned to advise that he had had a > ¢ a five-hour session the previous day with Charles and that he had Lod t igs obtaine] both personality data and views by Charles on what the pis . ne United States should do in the current Hattian situation. Balog mo oy advised that he was transmitting the’ information to Washington. . 4G m3 Upon arrival, copies of the teletynes were tronsmitted to ACSI Se ' of, (irs. Matlack), WH Diviston, and the Latin dmeri¢a Branch.’ . ‘ ? re . 6. On 6 May 63 Moyo Stuntz, Support Branch, advised that WE . es _ Division wished to spesk to Charles and Balog was asked to arrange . AY an appointment.. Mrs. Matiack telephoned at approximately 1715 to .y pat advise that she had juct receivel a telephcne call from Mrs. de . oP Mohrenschildt asking assistance in obtaining hotel reservations in SH Washincton. Upon being told that we had no special means of obtain- i , oes . ing reservations, Mrs. liatlack stated that she would check with the. nn heey _- , State Department Protocol Office to determine which hotels would ig admit negro guests. Mrs. Matinck finally made recervations at the me SO a ae . Alban Towers. A. check with Jim Bolom. revealed that he had arranged “~. or Charles to meet the Wil reprenentative in the lobby of the Willard Rotel, Washinzton, D. C,, at 17:00 noon on 7 May. Attempts to reach Mrs. Matlac’s that ofternoon vere unsuccessful, At 0830, 7 May,. a ‘gall was mde to Mrs. Matlack to confirm that Charles would be in | . Washington on-that day and that arrangements had been made for a . --. geeting with an Agency renrenentative;for 12:00 noon. Mrs. Matlack . retorted that both Mrs. de Mohrenschiidt and Charles had called her _ that previous evening to confirm a 12:00 luncheon appointment with ’. her. Mrs. Matlack wac concerned that CIA and Army should net be .- working at cross purposen. She. had receivad authorization from ’ ACSI to meet Charles at lunch and ferti that it would not be politic for her to withdrw: from her appointment since Army considered her the. point of contace with Charles. Mayo Stunt: informed WI Division ‘6f the conflict and passed on the surrastion that the WH Division representative might meet Charles and: Mra. Matinck at noon and that Mrs. Matlack offered to withdraw shortly theresfter.. The WH repre- ‘sentative declined the offer and requested. that a mecting later in ~ the afternoon be arranged. Mrs. Matiack tolieved that due to cone ‘fiieting instructions, che had been placed in the middle in the gituation Prom which she ould not graciously withdraw and. requested that someone accompany: hex. : ona meee a, 5 cera pong? yee ia ee
14-00000 “. ‘ were ess -3- .f4 SUBJECT: Clemaai Josepl CHAIGES : ¢ Ras Scieiontal Prat ate Pacha ~~ eT ee Ce eerie . . 2 Ts. 1 met Nes. ‘Hatlack in the’ ‘lobby of the Hotel Willard shortly “, before noon, and a few minutes: Inter, Mre Charles arrived, accompanied : by Mr. and irc. de Mohrenachildt.” We lunched in the restaurrnt in ° ‘the hotel. the. da Mohrenschildt sontioned that he had heen born in Batu, Russia, but during the Bolchevik Revolution had been talen to Poland as a smnll child. He had spent approximately 20 years in . Poland prior to World War IT and had served in the Polish Army. : Pad. {’ He also mentione! that 2 had been a.member of sn ICA Team to Yugo A ey ; ; slavin in 1957 and while in Belgrade had met Comulka who was visiting en, . ws ge Belgrade ali the time. Ue had spoken to Gomilka and was invitel to ; t-\ re visit Poland, which invitntion he had accepted. His home is in Dallas, ix oor '  “fexes. Ha has a Uho. dn ceolucy and haa hel some teaching experience. Vad ’ . retin Mre. de Mohreaschildt wis born in Pexing, China. Uer father was ; . ae - Russian cad Aer methor French, and she is now or has been a fashion UY : A * td op designer. Nr. do Mohrenschildt mentioned thet he has known Charles for sometime and that he in a partner with him in. a sisal business aman so! ee . =] Routan ‘8. Both Charles and de Mohrenschildt were amclous to arrange . Ma 2 meetings with coveinment officlals in Washineton. IT mentioned to . to, pF B: f Charles that a meetinn head been arranged for him at 2:15 and that a . beg Mr. Green would meet tvim in the lobby. At 1410 Mre. Matlack, Mr. and » fred a Mrs. de Mohrenschlldt and T departed and Charles remained in the Lobby waiting for contact. an ; 9. In the course of the luncheon conversation, Charlies had ‘ _.° trentioned to Mra, Matlick that he desired to see a Mr. Wise, AID, to @iscuss US aid to Maiti, Later that afternoon Mrs. Matiack called to state that che had called the State Uepartment to pass along Charles* : request. Mr. Zayovelh (State) had called her beck to pass on the- rs > ne , Haitian Desk man's extreme dicplessure that anyone in the United States of 7° Bae? ' / Gevernment showkd.be Ln officlal contact with Charles. The desk man . . 8 . ensidered Charles to be close to the Duvalier Government, to have been involved in severul shady fuoncial dealings, and in general, to -be an undesimble churneter. Mrs. Matlack asked whether the Agency had any interest in Charles which would dictate further contact with ' Charles. pat . . 10. Mayo Stunta ‘chocked with wt Division and determined that as @ refult of the meeting with Charles, the DD/P Hndtden Desk had no further rlans to contnct him. I told Mrs. Matlack that our interest seemed te eva boon setiafied and that. I believed we should disengage Ourselves as -eracetully c ag poasdblas : fn me hoe weet ain “a cunanee on eae Fe ne Nar OF REO te IE EAT go hE BEY TO
14-00000 i =: “ a h e ‘ . * . j - TR. Wayne Dodson, Do/P Coordinater, enlicd on 7 May to inquire ’ rer conte ming our Invalvement in the Churles case. He stnted that AGL 2 ; hie . had entled hin muller that day to, uskure him that ACSI had no direct p fe ‘ ae ‘ interest fu Charkes and that 4b is actin as cn intermediary nt the ’ ae . . a] request of General delaar who had pascad the lead to General Fitch. ' { ae ' “ AUSI was conceme. that due to the mix up In appointments to see ry ; Charles, charges might later be mide that ACUL had interferred or hoe had obstructed CIA contact with Charles, I explained to Nelson what . ae ; had havrened ani he later called back to state that ACSI was completely ae ‘ satiziel in the way the matter had been handled. : lo. On 8 May Mrs. Matlack telephoned to advise that the Operational, at Branch of ACSI waa ciscussing the Charles case with DD/P to determine . t. future sourse of action. She was still somevhet concerned over her own | poaiticn in the ense since Charles considered her to be the focal point in Washington. I reitereted to her that the matter waa one for either the State Department or. the operational elements to handle and that we preserved to disengage ourselves. Mra. Matlack mentioned! that a dispatch had been receivei to the effect that n cousin of Charles was - promintently mentioned as.a successor'to Duvalier should the Intter be overtnrown. She was of the opinion that the US government should. pots ‘eontince to “play b.LL” with Chirles aa a future asset in Haitian affairs. i an | .  Bretrioutjon: - DS i ( _ Orie = 0/Chiet t - 2 © New York Office . : e Support (Stunts). . Ls ‘ 7 : LA Branch ts rs Index (Control) Dep/Coll chrono wae i i. i a 7 A¥@xatkovelitacr at ER Se aye Me treet 7 oa rere phe ee! 1 t yea Ps eae a Ay TE jay a hee