HES — (For the General aw ee | Pa Welfare of the People of , the further advancement of the West Indi es and the Caribbean Area as a whole) ESTABLISHED 955 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12 1 1964 “ PRICE Tog ee ee PLEADS FOR MEDICAL : ATTENTION ““DISPENSARY” ABANDONED [Operation T Two Inquests Dominicans Lose E publish below a leiter from 29 people in Laudat |Guadeloupe Drowning’ Guadeloupe W which speaks for itself. 10 Check the facts, we tele- | phoned thé Medical Department, and found out that no Cc. M. Flies Over On September 3 in Appeal: Doctor now serves the Laudat—Trafalgat— Wotton Waven OMINICA made hand- Vieille Case, before Coroner area. In fact there is only one Doctor available to cover some amends for her AA. B. Marie, (states our cor- “Seven Dominican Sailors “too respondent) clinics all the way from te . litde and too late” centribu- certain villagers convicted of smuggling in challenged Guadeloupe Meanwhile the little house rented by Government tion to Martinique after the the selection of a appeated before from Miss Cilma Green as-a-elinic or dispensary remains ravages of hurricane Edith jutyman on grounds of his the court of appeal, Basse cquipged ard shut up, and since the departure of Nurse in 1963: our other French past record: the objection Terre, last ‘month: The Boyer for England over two years. ago, Laudat has not had neighbour, Guadeloupe, re- was overruled. The occa- appeal court considered that sion there a resident district nurse. ceived the magnificent total was the inquest on the was evidence of con- death by drowning Laudat, Dominica of $6,720.92 of Harry trouband activities and con- ($2000 of which Joseph (towards August 29th 1964 FLASH was given by Government) the end of fitmed sentences of 3 months The Editor, and innumerable gifts of June) at which the wife cf impcisonments on New John, Dominica Herald clothing and food — supplies the dead man and his com- Henry..J-a'me's, Scotland _pamions George aud Madam 1965 ISLAND collected by the local Red were exhaustively Mason’ Laville. Since Dr. Clay questioned. Joseph Alva, Peter Alfted left this ‘sland, no dector has Cross ~ after. Gleo struck. SCHOLAR The two surviving and Lipson. Henry received visited Laudat. We have Closing date and thanks to fisher- no clinic, ccontributcrs were announced men gave accounts of their sentences of 45 days each. and trucks only go The to town from EMMA’ abELL in a radic speech by the struggle for survival, includ- men:were also fined Laudat on sums vatying Wednesdays and Saturdays, Chief Minister. ing the hoisting of a distress from’ 100—300 “PEOPLE flag new franes for leaving. people strande1_ on IN THE NEWS Meanwhile one hundred on a bamboo pole cohtravening -

eustomstig chatiens disappcinted persons ~ Gameeae< te Phe-cotoner Cir sit otuer days in case of illness. RANDOLPH © Williams, must merchandise ave their iicket-money re- termed these actions . “true was confiscated. The people of Laudat are not ex-DGS pupil appointed = (Contrib) turned to them because legal courage in compliance with rich and no body has a car lecturer UWI, Mona * British law.” to drive PETER George Tech. restrictions do not permit up and down. Wing The men who rescued the: Surely our population and DGs instructor left Wednes- M.V. Ripon to transport after he had wounded his more tha. 300 passeagers, survivors after a hazardous common-law our need should warrant the day on UK course for Gen. descent wife and pres each of whom may cairy down the cliff known sumed her to: be provision cf medical services Cert. of Teaching * FRAN- as Yaco dead was 15 lbs. weight of relief spoke of | signals Mr. Clanis James for, our village! We pray CIS Severin and Bernard from a boat to (once a parcels and should bring their direct them Marigot resident) of that Government will do Jno. Baptiste left for UK to the Couli- own food. Four hundred cave. No direct men- bistcie. He had summoned something about it. with Commonwealth Bur- tion was made of Dominicans had applied to the French a party of thirty to assist. him Yours truly, sarizs * CARMEN Merrison helicopter (although the go on the excursion today. lis in his search (after discover Ed. Miche brink Canadian social worker re- tening at:dience jeered The Chief Minister of a jury- ing the injured woman) Elossic Creorge turned from holiday in Trini- man on this score). _ be- Dominica, Mr. E.O. Le The fore police arrived. Yvonne Hodge dad * RAY Chafe Cana- three boatmen commended Blanc, flew to Guadeloupe Following an appeal by Francis Rolle dian social worker & econo- in court for their search were a Josepkine Birmingham mics teacher transfers from yesterday for three days, to police corporal, Mr. James observe rehabilitation meas not summoned as. witnesses. R. John Baptiste Catholic Social Centre to Verdicts: lent his camp bed to be used _ ures. He will receive official death by misadven- as a stretcher Renine Emanuel SMA * C.A. MAYNARD ture. — (Contrib.) to transport ‘the S.A. Rolle opens Dawbiney Literary facilities. corpse. It was returned to address Suicide At him broken and soiled after | Aldon Matthew Club with feature c Edith Matthew next Thursday * EMMA The discoverer of the body use. However this public- G. Rolle Grell, Frances Burton & Jen- of Stanley Joseph (who com- spirited man will be given a - Victor Matthew _ nifer Lawrence joined CHS Shop and a Home mitted suicide by swallowing new cot by the Police De- Philos jolly staff Tuesday * DAVID Burgiled Aldrex — according to the partment. Rita Winstcn Vigilant of La Plaine received inquest verdict this week — (Contrib) H. Richards Dominica Benevolent Society Quick action by the police M. Rolle schol. and will study at recovered some of the articles Geraldine Birmingham. SMA * GEORGE Gabriel (valued at $150) stolen over | DOMINICA ELECTRICITY SERVICES Alphonse Rolle returned from Antigua Tues- the weekend from J. G. Mrs. James Corriette day * PAUL de la Chevo- Royer’s shop. A young p° MINICA ELECTRICITY SERVICES Cecil Lawdat tiere Dominican now in man named Richard regret that the electricity supply Cli tke Maurice Edxcation Dept. Bermuda Paquette, at whose home the will be interrupted in ail areas on Felix Rolle takes back samples of wines goods were fo:ind, has been Sunday, 13th September between the Ralph Magloire and fruit juices today to ex- rer.anded in custody. ‘hours of 5.00 a.m. and 12 noon to Christize Hector plore Bermuda market * Police are investigating the enable essential maintenance to be Devine John Baptiste ALLAN A. Guye & Allan theft of a Swiss travelling carried out on the Hydraulic Works Besita Hector E. Samuel left for U. S. A. clock from the Goodwill ‘at Laudat. e Mineta John Baptiste this week for six-month agri- home of newly-arrived Mari- B. ENTWISTLE Rudolphia Rolle cultural extension course got D. M. O., Dr. David MANAGER. S. T. Matthew atranged by the U.S. AID. Wolfson.

PAGE TWO DOMINICA HERALD SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1964 —— ee eer —— rs —— father’s Government built in| when the Director of Works! justify this. Local Hurricane Authorities nearly four years (one pet, after the 1963 hurricane pre- Pst Stevens your father’s year) is ajoke to the three pated an estimate of the da- Govertiment has done noth, as Follows: Local Hurricane Authorities Have Beer Appointed schools per year bet by the mage amounting to over ing about housing for the DISTRICT ‘last Government. You $800,000. They forwarded poor unfortunates who have Roseau Town Council. must know that the Caina- this to. the Secretary of State no means of their own but ‘ W. ESTERN DISTRICT dian. Government was pie- inthe expectation it would in must live in the misery of , Morne Prosper, Loubiere, Giraudel. Trafalgar, Laudat and pared to give two schools turned down. ‘When ihe crowded, dilapitated huts. Bellevue: ‘Fhe Parish Priests, The Head ‘Teachers, Henry Sinson, Esq, during the term of your amount, on the strength of Nething about juvenile Toulout:'Guiste, Esq., Whitfield Casimir, Esq., Neil Stedman, Esq. and fa¢her’s Government but your our case and need was grant- delinquency; and there is a C. J. L. Dupigny, Esq., O.B.E. father kiboshed cne of them. ed, yon have withheld the grov-ing number of waifs Pointe Michel: The Parish Priest and Benoit Andre, Esq. Pat Stevens you know spending of this money: all and strays who might wel! Souftiere and Scott’s Herd: The Parish Priest, The Head Teachers, Honourable Arthur Pemberton, Terrence Etienne, Fisq. and Redaey that the last Government the while vehicles break their become the criminals of Lewis, Esq. never said feeder roads in the springs, people suffer the tomorrow instead of being Mahaut and Massacre: The Parish Priest, The Head Teacher, isjand were completed. You agony cf those bumps in the transformed into useful and Mahaut, R. P. Joseph, Esc;, and Errol Jno. Baptiste, Esq., Checkhall know that the Adminisira- toads, fewer bananas are upright citizens. Estate. tor, whose responsibility it transported,and scme of Nothing about read main Teacher, St. Joseph and Layou: The Parish Priest, The Head was to provide the replies to those badly, because of the tenance. (I at convinced The Chairman Village Counci) and L. Lawrence Wayland, Esq. : ; Coulibistrie, Salisbury, Batalie, Mcrne R>chette, Colinaut, Bioche Parliameniaty questions need to slow down to avoid they are holding this $800, and : ‘Ihe Parish Priests, The Honourable H. D. Shillingford through the Secretary of State the ruts in the road. And oco up until next yeaz, just C.B.E., The Head Teachers and the Chairman, Village Council of explained that what he said byway of finally proviug before the General Elections). — Colihaut and Chairman Village Council, Salisbury (when formed). was that feeder roads under the your absolute authority you Nothing about in-service . Goodwill: Executive Officer, Central Housing and Planning Authority, _ J. J. Robinson, Esq., The Parish Priest. funds then in band were com- have decided to impeach the training for Curvil Servants rather than cursing them for EASTERN DISTRICT - pleted. You know that the man who got us the money. Mr. Pat Stevens why is of things, real or Grand Bay, Pichelin, Dubique, Tete Morne and Bellevue; The 1959 plan of the last Go- all kinds Honourable R.P. St. Luce, The Parish Priest, The Head ‘Teachers, F. vernment called for addition- your father harrying some imagined, John Lewis, Esq., Charles Desabaye, Esq, Joseph Jno. Ros:, Esq., Joseph al funds to the tune of nearly Civil Servants? Particularly Nothing about informing Henderson, Fsq. and E. R. I. Shillingford, Esq. $2,500,000 for more feeder in his Department? Look at the people about Customs , Pte. Carib, Bagatelle and Fond St. Jean: T he Head toads. poor Walker whom he has Union and Free Trade in the Teachers, Myster Moise, Esq., Everard Fontaine, F'sq., Michael Francis, Esq. Pat Stevens you know insulted times without num- context of a “Lozse” Fedira- Delices and Boetica: The Head Teachers, Joseph Sothaindo, Esq. that this present Government ber, in private, before his tion. ~ and George Vital, Esq. has not brought forth a Plan clerks and even before a visit- Nothing about proper te .. LaPlaine: The Parish Priest, ‘The Chairman of the Village Council, for Development cof Domin- ing Choir group from Bar- cteational facilitics. ‘The Head Teacher, Gerald Bertrand, Esq., J.P. and Gabriel Rodney, Esq. ica of their own but are fol- bados! Look at the trouble Nothing, about equipping Morne Jaune & Riviere Cyrique: Willie Felix, Esq., Lewis Mathe- lowing (with reluctance) th2 with the Grommatr School the T. B. Hospital built near- son, Esq. and the Head Teacher. _ Grand Fond: The Head Teacher, Chairman Village Council. plan of the last Government. graduate masters whe the ly 4 years ago. Rosalie, Petite Souftiere, Good Hope and St. Saveur: Myrick Pat Stevens you know A Amiaistrator found enough Nothing about reducing Durand, Esq., the Parish’ Priest, The Head Teacher, Ragacien Matthew, thar your father’s Govetn- guts to rule against him. ‘f the cost of living and-or in- Esq., ard Donald’ Lafond, Esq. 7 menr bre iinges: your father bd gucceede id we ereasing wages as. they had Seba eet eS ae i eee - seen mere dithe cost of Castle Brace, “Lhe tvarish Priest, the Hiead I cache, Wi. MUpLY, HW Gee living by ee raising taxes {beth would have lost these master, promised would have been Esq., Heath Daniel, Esq., and Y. Austrie. Esq. on the goods we import and and the D.G.S. would done immediately they came NORTHERN DISTRICT a on those we produce — the have been the poorer thereby. into power. Poztsmouth, Tan-Tan, Toucarie, Capuchin and surrounding Dis- Nothing about Agricul, tricts: Tne Portsmouth Town Council, HonourableE. A. Leslie, The sweat of our brew.) Mrs, Not only that, but graduates Parish: Pries) and the Head. Teacher. Alltrey objected to this latter now in the universities would tural Credii to assist the small - Dos d’Ane, Blenheim and More Park: The Head Teacher, Ashford and was booted out. Your fear to come back under such man to develop his holdings. Hyson, Esq. and Paul Nicholls, Esq. father’s Government promised a regime. . Nathing about slum clear- Vieille Case, Penvitle, , Thibaud, - Anse de Mai: reduced cast of living and Pat Stevens your father’s ance in the Pourd and other The Parish Priest, The-Head Teachers, Honourable fohn Royer, The objectionable Common urban areas. Chairmen of the Village Councils of the area, Hugh Harris, Esq., and when the chance came to Oneil LeBlanc, Esq, reduce the cost of sugar, a basic Entrance Examination Nothing about zemoving Woodford Fill and Wesley: The | Parish Priest, the Chairmen of necessity, they failed to take Scheme was frustrated by the surtax on Expore goods the Village Councils, The Head Teachers, James Henry, Esq. and C.A. avantage of it inspite of the timely Opposiion interven- despite their large surpluses Winston, Esq. O.B.E. opposition’s taunts. Maybe tion. Otherwise many of $500,000 and their pro- Marigot; Chairman Village Council, The Methodist Minister, The Children over 14 could never mises given in 1962 on the Head Teacher and E. F. Roberts, Esq because ef it; ia which case Hampstead and : The Head Teachers, Hayes Bryant, Esq. the Government is spiting the ge to a secondary school and occasion of the historic pro- and Chairman, Calibishie Village Couacil. people because their (the no other provision was made test. march. and Atkinson! The Carib Chief and Council, The Head people’s) watchdogs are alive for them, ih Gh what a sorry catalogue Teachers, and the Chairman of Atkinson Village Council. and awake. Why should When free secondary edu- (though not complete) ‘of

Government cut our noses io cation is the aim of all the omissions ! Stuart Williams’ mer Government had started spite our faces? West Indian Islands your The sins of your Govern, all these projects and provided father has brough: in a@_first ment, both by omission and in their 1959—1964 develop- Pat Stevens, why does Notehook yout father’s Government time pian that all schoolboys commission are too numerous ment plan for them. at the L.G.S. must pay for to mention without taking ‘Pat Stevens, . Pat Stevens you know refuse to pay to the Reseau Town Council monies voted their books; not only those the wh-le of one issue of the You are uttering a “ter- School that the Grammar by them for that Council — lost through carelessness as HERALD. miindlogical —_inexactitude,” that your father so proudly as has been done for many you suggest; and you try to (Cont. on page 9) And what is worse opened was the same one for Sir. years past? Is it because the you are uttering it to fool the which the last Government Banana Shipment of 3rd September, 1964: electorate so your father can had secured (free) land from people of Reseau recognised get another chance at _perpe- L. Rose & Co., the same one your Labour Government’s STEMS TONS ineficiency and _ spurned tuating his inability and your father criticised in Dec- Roseau 38,920 $00 ‘them atthe Town Couacil ineptitude. Portsmouth 39,257 5038 ember 1960 as being built in elections? Pat Stevens you know that Cow Town and— strange Coast 4,510 55 when you give credit to your coincidence — followed the This money was subse- 82,687 1,065 father’s Government for com- identical plan for which the quently returned to Great Exports to 28th August, 1964 1,926,997 22,458

pleting the Airfield, the Cas- previous Government had Britain along with other tle Bruce road, the Soufriere already paid part of the archi- monies amounting to nearly Exports to 3rd September, 1964 2,009,684 23,521 toad, the Laplaine road, tects” fees. $500,000,00. Exports to 3rd September, 1963 007,763 25,383 working on the Colihaut Pat Stevens you know Your father’s Government Decrease with 1964—Inerease 1,921 1,862 Decrease road, you kxow that the for- that the four schools your is so petty and inefficient that

SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 12, 1964 DOMINICA HERALD PAGE THREE — —_—.

The nomination last week of Senator Hubert H. Humphry of Minnesota Secretary of Stat Dulles| EDUCATION morwealth Schiclars in resi- as the Democratic Candidate for Vice-President in the forthcoming U.S. some of the first hints of de dence in the academic year elections was greeted with acclaim hy the Europzan Press. The Social- veloping Soviet-Chinese diff- i Commonwealth ist President of Sweden called him a “progressive American”, the paper 1963-64, 505 held scholar- “La Monde” of Paris said it was a gain for peace and the Londen “tven- tetCes. Students’ High ships given by Britain, 241 ing Standard” found him ‘ well-fitted to the Vice-Presidency and dedica- The J national

Axt, International Hezlch ap- In the fall of 1948 Mr. WEININO/(T)L(CiEDINDIN as ‘staying on without treaty would have a goo and legislation under which Humphiey ran for the Senate A\LIEIVIPINIOIN IAIN DIEIIN) proval’.” BIS

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nesota. Me was re-elected field extend beyond arms re- An Excelient Student P| LIVITOINIGIN N{o} B LE} in 1954 and 1960. ducticn. In 1956-57 he was The United States Government

NIAINIE] Nic} L[A] N DXIEIN rise to Hubert Horatio Humph- has returned its deactivated airfield’ at Mr. Humphrey’s a U.S. delegate to che United NIE) NVNEINNOIAIRIN Bean Field, St. Lucia to the St. Lucia ‘his present pesitioa of influ- ‘Tey was born in Wallace, Nations and in 1958 hz was Prizewinner Government. ence and leadership in the South Dakota, on May 27, see page 9 a deiegate to the United Senate was not an easy one. Nations Educational, Scienii- git, the son of a pharmacist Elis civil rights role in the fic and Culwral Organ:za- who have served as city al- 1948 National Convention tion conference in Paris. cerman, mayor and state lg, and his strong identification Intensely interested in Latin islator, He grew up talkiug with the party’s liberal wing America, he worked closely politics with his father. At made the older members of with the Kennedy Adminis- secondary school, he excelled the “inner club” of the tration in launching the Alli- as a student and debater. Senate wary about the 37- ance for Progress program. Senator and Mrs. Hum- year-old freshman Senator. phrey have three sons, one As you rub on RADIAN-B you can interview With Khrushchev feel the weves of glowing warmth Many of them considered daughter and two grandchil- penetrating veep down to the core him a brash, articulate ad- In 1958 the Senator be- dren. He is a Congregation- of the pain, soothing it, and Two books MELTING it away. vecate with an inexhaustible came the first American le- alist (Protestant). RADIAN-B contains aspirin for were range of interests. gislator to talk at length with by Senator Humphrey really fast relief from the aches and Hewever, these members Nikita Khrushchev in the published in August (1964) pains of rheumatism, ‘umbago, sciatica, fibrositis, sprains and of the “inner club” — the Soviet Union. He learned -— “War on Poverty” on bruises. Get a bottle from your most influential Senaters — much in the spirited eight- August 4 and “The Cause chemist or drug store today! out that Hubert Hum, hour talk with the Russian Is Mankind— A Liberal ASPIRIN. fag] “re: found SPIRIT fi phrey was a Senator who Premier, and reported to Program for Modern Ameri- LINIMENT studied the subject at hand President Eisenhower and ca” on August 17.

PAGE FOUR DOMINICA HERALD SATURDAY, SE2TEMBER 12, 1964 ee ee ——— Aa, — DGMINIGA HERALD the hearing ofthe sare and inthe} The discussion should be presence of little children; the most | soycp od around “Group” and AN TNDEPENDENT WEEKLY fight and squabbles, the most DOU en etlariue < “ho” as far as elecirical apparetus is con- S$ relative pronoun “who . * 31 Kennedy Avenue, Roseau. ‘Tel. 307 cerned. SL, Jetty; Published by 1. MaaGARTSON CHARLES, Proprietor I have overs*epped my boundary Massacre. of the GREAT ART OF MUSIC (and Editor — mrs. PHYLLIS SHAND ALLFREY * for the first time) to touch on this — Colin Turner (Landon) Ltd. U.K. & European Representative unfortunate ¢'rcumstance, which is Reply:— We 122, Shaftesbury Ave , London W. 1. tend to use both intolerable. Annual Subscriptions : Town $5.00 Country $6.00 “which? and “who” Overseas (Surface Mail) $7.50 Iam hoping that the Police and :

the City Fathess will rectify this sad ‘SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1964 m_ sons, reference bur in ‘ eeerpets the ottlook early by strict’ vigilance, . maintaining street order and disci- tastanee. qt BA © d, pl'ne and let KENNEDY AVENUE be “which” weuld de- ONE FOR EACH! oe the honour of truly “A Great finitely have beens an”, more suitable. ; L. M. which chauce earned by merit and hard wrk. Curistiay, UR lead story of last Saturday The Christian Musical Class. began by noting the splendid come- It is good to know that the girls can is 2 <~o—--— | —_—_—_—_——— SS das ! back made by the Dominica Grammax outmatch the boys at study if they try ia some quarters to hard enough, because it means that they Sir, School was taken Ic appears from recent copies of imply. an underestimation of have 10 inferiority complex. We should the Herald received here that New Centre-Halves othe schools and other like to see them join in more debates Street has changed its name to Forward! students. Numerically the D.G. S. with their youthful male contemporaries, “Keanedy Avenue”. I hope that did very well indeed, and the young gen- not only in the hall and schoclroom but it has also changed its nature and I Madam, ‘ for mention are a in the more familiar confines of the family visalise a broad sweeping avenue, tlemen who qualified without open gutters, with fine I would like to make their parents. living-room, where too often even brilliant : credit to their school as to modern buildings and shaded on 20 appeal through this me- When it comes to the award of gitls behave in a rether dumb manner. both sides with magnificent trees. dium to all clubs taking pact scholarships, which !s not our business, Perhaps they have never been in:roduced Pechaps, when Iretusn home,I in this year’s football to quality more than quantity comes to the to the pleasurable art of coziversation. shall find Field Lane enlarged and abolish the stepper system very voung lady with the Jane It would appear from the overall results, beautified and renamed “Boulevatd PP y fore. The LeBianc’. Pe and revert to our old and - Austen name of ancestral excellence however, that Dominican students are not Yonrs faithfully. most successful system of the certainly astonished most of us by exrell- so much deficient in conversational ability EXPATRIATE, ceutre-balves. ‘ing at “A” level in three difficult sub- as deficient in veading since English Lirera- London, S. W. 6. This new system which jects, Latin, English and French, and ture is ata low ebb hereabouts, despite was introduced to us a_ few will doubtless bear the palm away, add- . drama festivals, teachers’ efforts and debat- A Catholic ; years ago does not mesh with - ing another honour to the Convent High ing societies. The anly way to gain an Mother’s View the spirit arid knowledge of ‘School's fine reputation. intensive knowledge of Eng. Lit. is to . our prescnt day players. We * ‘We would draw our readers’ attention read, and read, and read — the best. Dear Madam, — In con» will never in a hundred years - to the first letter (on scholarships) printed Since schools anc pupils have a notice, nection with’ views on Birth copy it successfully enough to in People’s Post today, which we warml able subject-attainment difference — some Contrel reproduced 1n the beat any of tie other islands.

- support for manifold reasons. One island’ earning excelling at science” ERALD of Saturday, the And copying the system _ scholarship is not enough for Dominica's or history for example and others in lan- ssh instant, I invite readers to without proper coaching can bright scholars: we believe that Gov- gurge or the arts —that is an even read at page $1 of Reader’s be iragic, as evidence ef our ernment would be both wise and gencrous stronger reason why there should be two Digest, July, 1964, where “A failures in tournatnents these to implement the suggestion that there scholarships, so that the subtle and the Catholic Mother tells why I past few years. Gone are should be iwo island scholarships, to give strong, the sciences and the humanities believe in Birth Control”. the days when centre-halves “one girl and one boy every year the may be adequately counterbalanced from It should be very enlighten’ of the. Gye, Frank, De Sil- chance to study at a University.-.. a - a rapidly increasing battalion of scholars. ing not only to mothers, but va, Hurtault, and the Pem- also to every potential { ter place for man to live in. mother berto.1 type were dominating ~~ People’s Post Should space be available I will and father. personalities on the field and Correspondents ave asked to s.bmit their full names and addresses as continue with this letter in ycur next Yours faithfully, young centre-forwards could a guarantee of goud faith. but not necessarily for pufiication. Letters should issue in order to emphasise the justi- INTERESTED Parent, will not be pub-, ©”Y know their worth after be as shot as possible. Coniroversiai political Jztters fication fer the award >f an annual : lished anonymousiv. Views expressed in People’s Pas‘ do not necessarily ‘iY ty inp intputes play against the Proprietor. Government Scholarship to girls of New Town, reflect the policy of the Ed.tor or these stalwarts. our Secondary Schools regardless of The pages of history abound with whether or not the boys have done ws aa Same of the sew, encou- determination Two Scholarships instances of women’s exceedingly well in the C. C. E. Discussion on raging, crop a: players who vot to be left behind by the men Yours faithfully, Words Needed \when it comes to the role of contri- could have matched _ plavers buting something with the view of J.A. JAMES, Kennedy Street (Sic) of the old school of centre- Dear Madam, reshaping this world of ours into its Dear Madam Editor,— A helves are Osborne, S. John, Iam one of these original state. Undoubtedly most of policy few discussions now and T. C. Baptisie, and M. John who have always advocaied the them have direcily or indirectly read Kennedy Avenue again help to make the paper Baptiste, were they not chan of Secondary School . girls’ being or heard of the Garden of Eden in all nelled along the wrong awarded their own annual Govern- its glorious splendour. And since It was indeed a grateful gesture more interesting. ment Island Scholarship as distinct this entrancing beauty—this spiritual to the United States of America to ™n the issue of the Domi, avenues. It must be re- from one for boys and it is not the EL DORADO of Eden is conti- assigning New Street in Roseau, to nicA HERALD of Saturday, membered that the cenire- first time that I have written to this nually haunting their minds it will be tke honour ofthe late President 29th August, 1964, cn the halves like a goal keeper can’t effect in the lucal press. extremely difficult to find in any part Kernedy. frent page; “The St. Mary’s afford to take a chance, but opinion that the Fair Sex It is my of the world a pluce where some wo- Thappen to have keen living in Academy Group who went, how much better for the having been given as man’s helpmaie men are not busily doing something that street for over twelve years, and (and this implies helping him in all outstanding to improve their village, I pause to say thatthe City Fathers etc., ctc. game when he can use the his activities and not developing a town, island, country or continent. should have got it quite clean in Which is more correct? ball as well as merely clear it. competitive attitude towards him) Now their was a time when wo- every respect prior to the announce- “Who” or “which” or Thanks for space. educational should be given equal men were satisfied that che part they ment. “that?” If “who” is core P.G. ALLEYNE, Roseau if this help is to be har- opportumtties had to plzy in the effort to bring ab- ‘Lhe most mad people abound, rect please cefend it. moniously effective. out a better world was confined to the roaming quite freely; the most >a Women should be trained on a home. But they have in the process drunkards, the most licentious, the Ple.se se that this is not co-ordinate basis and not en a_sub- of time broken the chains of their most jawless, the most vandals, the a criticism but purely a dis- 66r . J ordinate one or on one which will confinement in order to extend their most brawlers, the most nudes and cus:ion opened Hee Re instigate tend to make man’ feel that his posi. sphere of activities. I wish I had semi-nudes, the most urchins, the It is not wished that any | The Oxford International tareatened. Since in space tion is being to“write here the life history of most insanitary to a great extent, no phrase may be added im- Dictionary of the English world affairs—in world developments Elizabeth Fry who, Madam Editor, police order whatsoever; the most — the sexes have an equal role to is only o.e out of the many outstan- paupers and frustrated. mediately after “Group” nor Language, 1957 edn, p. play, their educational opportunities ding instances of ‘great women who Dirty language pours like venom should any words be andery 1028, has this: should be equal. have helped to make the world a bet- throughout the day and night for stood after “Group”’. (Cont. on page 7)

SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 12, 1964 DOMINICA HERALD _ PAGE FIVE ee ee PAT STEVENS NOTE BOOK Kwan) causes great sorrow to her, COLONY OF DOMINICA and to his wife; Tessa through her struggles manages to escape. Meain- TITLE BY REGISTRATION ACT RESISTRY UF WE THE PEOPLE while Pat Boone fights violently to TLFLLKS ISLAND OF DOMINICA Schedule of Application for Certiticete of Title ~ get away from intoxicated Melonora, and Notings thereon and Czveats for the week ending the Sth day of Sept, 1964 RFF us leave the Government and Opposition a while, and concera our- amartied flirt; Her busband Jobn selves with our responsibilities. The Political stabi'ity of a Nation Lanesurier tries desperately to pro- ‘Nature of Request whether Date of Reques? Person Presenting ‘for Certificate depends on thz people and their dealings wih the state, and that Govern- tect her, bur falls of Title ona kaife which |Notings ‘hzreon or Caveat. ment is our business should by no means be ignored. pricks himon his stomach. A fier Ir does not do our cowatry ary good if we cher'sh the idea thit Rep- )Request for the issue of a First this, Pat aves and later finds Nancy Request dated | Luke Fagan 'Ceruficate of Title (with plan resentatives are responsible for the success or failure uf th'ngs. bach and onthe sarme bus as himself. ‘attached) in respect of a por- every one of us has a part to playin the builling up of ourterritory.. I Roth, with destination unkuowa 3Ist Aug., 1964 \ ‘don of land siiuate ia the must say 1ight now ih

Aoplication For- -—-SHOWPIECE- Liquor Licence ‘ The Main Attraction To the Magistrate Dist. “p By Our Film Reporter “CHRIS ; : * In this* ninety minutes famil & Chief of Police film released eee by M.C.¥4. I, Mrs. BERNADINE ROCK directed by Daniel Patrie and Pro- now | residing at Laudat, duced. Written by John Patrick, Parish of St. Gearge do here- Pat Boone portrays Eddie, a vindicy by give you notice chat it is tive drifter who never keeps his jobs : . ; for reasons beyond circumstan:es, my intention to apply at the but he recollecis a great zest of am- Magistrate’s Court to be held bigucusiess and stabilizes himself in at Roseau, on Friday, the theci-cus owzed by Gina (Yvonne and cay of Oct. 1964, ensuv Mitchell) and her husband Mico ing for a retail LIQUOR LIC- (played by Kelvin Moore). Mico, influenced by the beauty ENCE in respect of my pre- and charm of his sister-in-law Tessa, mises at Laudat, Parish of (played by that go-go gal of “the St. George. world of Suzie Wong”, Naiicy Dated the a2tst day of August 1964. BUYING GLOVES BERNALINE ROCK J. ASTAPHAN & GO. LTD Aug. 29—Sept. 12 Aug. 22—Sept. 12

Magistrate’s Gourt, District “E”, Roseau LIQUOR LICENCES TAKE NOTICE that there will be a special court on Friday, the second day of October, 1964, at 9 o’clock in the forenoon, at Roseau, for the purpose of re- ceiving and considering applications for certificates for Jicences end the renewal of licences te sell liquor within the said district. A new application, that is, by one who at the said date does not hold a licence that ts in force, must be filed on the statutory forms with the Magistrate and the Chief of AVAILABLE AT THE FOLLOWING HARDWARE STORES Police not later than Thursday, the 10th day of L. A. BDUPIGNY Esq., September, 1964, and the applicant must advertise, J. W. EDWARDS etc., as required by law. CG. G. PHILLIP & COMPANY Dated at Roseau this 2nd day of September, 1964. SHILLINGFORD J. J. COPLAND T. D. Magistrate District “E” Sept. 5—12 * Follow The Star *

PAGE SIX LOMINiCA HERALD SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1964 cee ee ere me ne ee —~ ~~ ~— Sa 1948: “The school which | ptoving the sccial environ- meiitel illness services, Then Mental ‘Health's New Look gtaduates boys and girls who ment, the imterpersonal re- they can move forward in a ate lacking in social and sationships of people, as a massive detezmired way From the Monthly letter of the Royal Bank of Canada emotional maturity fails even ! Major step toward preventing tcward a high tevel of mental if scnulazs:ip and high mental (Cont. from last week) intel- ill healih. health. heciusl standing are attained.” What stimulus are we Medicine and Psychiatry Na articl2 in Canadian Educa- waiting for? The magni The help available to anyone with mental il'ness 1s tion of June t952 by Dr. J. tude cf the suffering ‘s un- becoming mote extensive every year. Medical and psy- D. Griffin and J, R. Seeley dentable. Tre means 0: Bribery In chiatric services are comirg closer together, so that meatal remarked: ‘The school can- alleviation and cure cre in- Reverse illness can te treated in the sare crganizational, ad- nct help influencing the creas:ngly available. ministrative and prcfe:sional framework as physical ilvess. psychological, emotional and Governments can lo much A foreign acquaintance cf mine In other words the patient suffering trom mental ill- moral cevelcpment of the more than they are doing to once asked meifl knw M* 2.2, tess skould receive the same excellence of care and of medi- child.” organize and support who wasa judge in the mixed cal and ancillary health services as quickly, easily and effi- Witrout a doubt the measures of prevention, treat- courts. I said I knew him quite physical illness. classroom and the teacher ment and restoration. They well. “Do you think,” my acquain- ciently as the patient suffering tance then asked, “that it would be The Canadian Medical Associrtion recognizes the provide 2 setting with gieat ave said that they are an- helpful if 4 sent him a case of cham- important part that every physician, cegardless of type of potential for assisting in the x1ous to do the right thing if pagans? Ihave a plea down for praciice, has to play in improving our mental health know- develo:»ment of strong and the people really want it. As. hearing before him.” Judge X was a ledge and reso:rces. The family dictcr is important in wholesome person alicies is noted in Move for the Mind: hizbly austere man, andI_ replied among child‘en. The “Elected representatives are that 1 could tnink of no better way discover'ng deviations from mental health, in early teat. pra- for nim to losz his c1se. He thanked ment, and in rehabilitation. fessional group trained in not yet sure that mental ul- me for my advice and went away As their interest and skill increase it can be expected children’s mental health ser- ness and psychiatric services thoughtfu'ly. A week or 40 later he that general practitioners will be able io handle efficiently a vices ig emerging as an im- are matters in which the told me that e decision had ~ seen large proportion of the mentally ill. Of the 18,000 quali portant specialty withia the puvlic has a real iatesest.” given in his favour. ‘No doubt the there are morc mental healzh field in Canae Herein lies an opt

1930's, community psychiatric services began to develop. industry. Preventive pro- The C.M.H.A. has'as its objectives: (1) To secure grammes include lecturrs and COLONY OF DOMINICA improvement in treatment facilities for the mentally ill in discu,s:ons on rental health TITLE BY REGISTRATION ACT. Canada’s hospitals; (2) To bring the mental health ser- and hygiene with groups of REGISTRY Of TITLES ISLAND OF DOMINICA Schedule of . Applications for Certificates cf Title and. Notings vices in Our. communities up to the highest standards; (3) workers as well as with ending the Sth day of Sert, 1964 sat ak tuereon and Caveats for the week

Es provide assurance-to—the-mentatly ththat-che ct e panegermess ~tid= ——=—""TNature of Request -wherher tor friendless and unwanted by socicty, and to provide them sanding obtained through Tate of Request|Person Presenting |Certificate of Title or Noting these discussions heips execu thereon or Caveat with community help to regain social siills and confidence; Request for ‘he issue of a First Cer- (4) ‘40 promote and fnance urgently needed research into tives and workers to handle Request dated] Luke Fagan tificate of Title (- ith plan attach- their emotional and_ stress ed) ia respect of a portion of land the causes, treatment and prevention of mental illness; (5) 3Ist Aug., 1964 | ° situate at Morne Jaune, in the To inform and educate citizens in the facts about mental! problems with skill. by his Solicitor Parish of St. David, in the Colony and the prevention and treatment of mental ordezs; Presented of Dominica,containing 1.198 acres, health, Preventive Measures 31st Aug., 1964 Cilma A.M. and bounded as follows:— On the (6) To provide speciai training experiences for the pro- It is ony in the Jast hun at 3.45 p.m. Dupigny North »y lands of Leo, Jno. fessional gtoups who deal with problems in mertal heaith. Baptiste and Garfield Archibalc, | dred years that the prevention On the East by land of Elsie Charles, On the South by land of Hervey The C.!4.H.A. report of Canada’s needs, prepared of physical disease has made Romain, And on the West by laud of Elsie Charles as the result of five years intensive research, is presented to headway, and we have barely Registrer’s Office (Sed.) Josep V.J'AN PIERRE, 1964 Registrar of Titles the public in a 214-page book called More for ihe Mind, started on the task of prevent- Roseau, Dominica, published in 1963 ($3 plus postage). The principles and NOTE:—Any rerson who desires to object to the issuing of a Cer- ing mental illness from deve- tificate of Title on the above application may enter a Caveat in.he above aims set forth in the report have been officially endorsed by loping. ‘We have begun 10 Office within six weeks from the date of the first appearance of the ubove the committee on men.al healih of the Canadian Medical Schedule in the Nowinica HexaLD Newspaper published in this {sland -or realize that it is better to from the date when the notice prescribed by law was last served on...any Association ‘tas being basic to the establishment of sound cultivate a serene mental atti- owner or occupier of adjoining land in respect. of which the application programs and good clinical practice in the psychiatric is made. tude from childhood than to Sept. 5—12

aspect of the comprehensive medical service.” have to salvage ic from the COLONY OF DOMINICA The report miay be summed up by quoting its five wreckage caused by avoida- REGISTRATION ACT principles: (1) Psychiatric services should be integiated ble emotional strain. TITLE BY of the rest of REGISTRY OF TITLES ISLAND OF DOMINIC 4 with the physical and personnel resources Such a purpose takes us A wide range of psychiatric services should Schedule of Applications for Certificates of Title and Notings medicine; (2) beyond the co.ifines of reme- thereon and Caveats for the week ending the Sth day of Sept, 1964 of population on a re- be established in the larger centres dial services: indeed, far be- and {Nature of request wherbe! gional cr community basis; (3) The administration yond anything said previously Date of Bequest Person Presenting for Certificate or itle or Notings Usereon management of psychiatric services should be decentralized; in this Letter. It takes us to \ = of Caveat (4) The local or zegional psychiatric services or hospital Requesi for the issue of a First consideration of a mew out Request dated Luke Fagan Certificate of Title (with plan clinics should be co-ordinated with private practice to pro- look, a new way of life. attached) in respect of a por- mote maximum effectiveness and continuity cf patient care; 31st Aug., 1964 tion” of land situate in the We have inherited a social by his Solicitor |Village of Morne Jaune, in (5) Recruitmert, taining and career programmes for pro- environment which includes Presented the Parish of St. David, in personnel in the mental health field should be 31st Aug., 1964 | Cilma A.M. Dupigny |the Colony cf Dominica, fessional fears, frustrations, misconcep- at 350p.m. || containing 19.428 square rapidly increased and improved. tion and prejudices. This is feet, and bounded as tol- For these who would like to icarn more about these lows:— On the North by land of Edwill Cadette and S’Olive Abel, On fertile soil in which to grow the South by laid of Price Hartin, On the West by land of S’Olive principles, without technical detail, the C. M. H. A. has mental and emotional distur- Abel, And on the East by a right of way andland of S’Olive Aoel.

deal with Mental published a booklet of 14 pages: Hew to bances, Registrar’s Office, (Sgd) JOSEPH V. JEAN PIERRE Problems, written by Harry Mile. Research has established Raseau, Dominica, 1964 Registrar of Titles. NOTE:—Abny person who desires to object to the issuing of a Certi- Education | Betuhardt, Professor of Psy- that the social setting and the ficate of Title on the above application may enter a Caveat in the above community have a_ bearing office within six weeks from the date of the first uppearance of the Mental health is something | chology at the University of above Schedule in the Dominica HeraLD newspaper published in this that can be fostered,| Toronto, said ina report of on relapse rates in mental Island or from the date when the notice prescribed by law was last served illness. This points indis- on any owner or cecupier of adjoining land in respect of which the appli- ‘strengthened and maintained |the National Committee for cation is made. ; by education. Dr. Karl S.]School Health Research in putably to the need for im- Sept. 5— 12

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12. 1964 DOMINICA HERALD a PAGE SEVEN 3 Aa People’s Post bass+dor. that it is my intention to apply at To the Mig’strate Dist. “E” & WIFE NOTIGE His the Magistrate’s Coure to be held at Chief of Police. Imperial! Highness I, Edward LeBlanc (Cont. from p. 4) Portsmouth, on Monday, the sth day I, Dante, GEoRGE of Calibishie, Selassie I, Emperor of Ethio- now tesid- hereby declare that of October 1964, ensuing for a ing at Pottersville Parish I am ne fonger “Instigate... =. trans. To pia, who is also Chairman of St. George responsible for any Tavern Liquor Licence in respect do hereby give you sotice that debts or other \ spur, urge on; it is my habilities incurred tc stir up, ef the O. A. U. has been of my premises situated at Cali- intention to app'y at the Magis‘rate’s by my swife, Theresa (née Toussaint). who sumulate, incite (now mostly invited to Trinidad & Toba- bishie, Parish of St. Andrew. Court to be held at Roseau on Fri- left my home and protection, to something evil). 2. To. stic go and ‘s expected to Dated the 28th day of August day, the 2nd day of October 1964, two make months ago and 1964. ensuing for a retail Liquor LicENCcE refuses to return. up, foment, provoke 185.”. jus visit there this year. Dorisia Bryant in respect Yours faithfully, —— - = Oe of miy premises at 52, Pot- ter Street Parish of St. George. WIFE NCTICE

J. J. CopLanp Dated the sth day of Sep:. 1964. Sergeant Phillip To the Magistrate Dist. “G” I, DENIS LEWIS of Campbell, DANIEL Will “Jameson” and “V, J. 6.” & Chief of Police GEORGE hereby declare that I am tio longer Sept. 12—26 kindly give us their full names For U.K. Gourse I, Joun SEBASTIEN, now resid- responsible for any debts or oti. and addresses: we wil! then print ing at Colihaut, @arish of St. Peter, er liabilities in curred by my wife, tneir letters about “Pat Stevens’ No. 59 Police Sergeant do hereby give you notice that it is Bernardette (née Joseph), she having Notebook” —-id. ]:€. 3B, PH'LEIP lett the mny intention to apply at the Magis- To the Magistrate Dist. “E” & left my home and protection without territory by the Banana Boat trate’s Court to be held at Ports- Chief of Police, Just cause. mouth, on Monday, the sth day of I, Loutss BeLLor, wow tesid- M-V Perikles on the roth Sept. 12—26 ~ October, 1964, ensuing fora retail ing at St. Joseph Parish of St. Joseph Retirement And Appointments August last for the Unite Liquor Licence in respect of my do hereby give you notice that it is RABBITS -- PETS. Kingdom to ettend the Non- premises at Colihaut, Parish of St. my intention to apply at the Magis- Peter. trate’s Court to be held Dr. Francis H. Rowen, Dean of Gazetted Police Officers’ et Roseau OR FOGD on Friday, the and Students at U.W.I., Mona, retired Training Course at the Dated the 29th day of August, day of October 1964. 1964, €nsuing for “There has been a great from his post last. month, but has Metropolitan Training School deal of nonsense talked about accepted an invitation to be fulltinie Joun SEBASTIEN TAVERN Liquor LICENCE in at Hendon commeuciag 4th Sept. 5—19 respect of my premises at St. Joseph the difficulties of keeping and Warden of Chancellor Hall for a September. year. The post of Dean of Students Tothe Magistrate Dist. “G”? & Parish of St. Joseph. breeding rabbits in the. West 13 not being filled at present. Sergeant PHILE’P was Chief ot Police. Dated the sth day of Sept, 1964 Indies...” Vernon F. Anderson, O.B.E., enlisted in the Dominica We Rebecca Lundy & Sons now LOUISA BELLOT “Never lift a rabbit by the Sept. 12—26 M.D., bas teen appointed full-sme Police Force on ist May res'ding at Wesley Parish of St. ears, hut by the skin at the watden of Taylor Ha'l, Mona re- 1945 and was promeied to Andrew do hereby give you notice placing Sidney L, Martin, M.Sc. that it is our intention to apply at et hack of the neck. . .” who held that pest whilst also his present rank on ist the Magistrate’s Court to be held at Some vines and grasses are Registrar of the University at Mona. August 19<8, He attended Portsmou h on Monday the sth day To the Magistrate Dist. “F” poiscnous to rabbits, ° some Mr. Martin has been appointed successfully a six weeks of October 1964, ensuing for a & Chief of Police. are excellent food — do you TAVERN Principal of the Univesity’s College N. C. Q.’s Refiesher Course LIQUOR LICENCE in respect I, Coxon L’HOMME now know which is which? «| of Arts and Sciences in Bridgetown, at the Regional of our premises ac Wesley Parish of Police Tzain- St. Andzew. residing at La Plaine Parish What happens if you. dis- Batbados,.on secondment from his ing Centre in Barbades dur- substantive post for about a year ia Dated the 28th day of Aug. 1964. ‘of St. Patrick do hereby give turh a nest of newly-born the first instance. ing 1962. Rebecca Lundy & Sons ‘V.W. you notice that it is my inten- rabbits? PLENDERLEITH Magis- Replacing Mr. Martin as Regii- tion to apply at the These facts and the an- trar is Mr. Hector L. Wynter, M. Sept 5 — 19th trate’s. Court to be held at swers to all. your questions A. (Cxon.j} on secondment from Applications For Grand Bay. oa Friday, the __ his substantive post of Director of _ on the breeding of RABBITS JOCONCOS re. the Magistrare Dist “Bx Extra-Mural Studies. Mr. Wynter znd—day—of-Gctober—rgiy-AS-A TASTY AND IMPORTANT Chief of Police. ensuing for a retail has been acting, on secondment, To the Magistrate District I, CuarLes GRAHAM, now resid- SOURSE OF FOOD can be found @uriug the 'prst year as High Com “E” & Chief of Police ing at Roger Parish of St. Paul do Liquor LICENCE in res- in Mr. Stephen Haweis’ hook: missioner for Jamaic2 in Port-of- hereby give you notice that it is my pectonfmy premises at Spain. I, CLorE ANSELM now RABBITS IN THE WEST It will be remembered that intention to apply at the Magistrate’s Plaine Parish cf St. Pat- he was the residing at 36 Eliot’s Avenue La INDIES _— subject of an attack last Court to be held at Roseau on Friday, month in Trinidad which caused tick. (Pottersville), Parish the 2nd day of October 1964, ensu- A limited number of copies considerable diplomatic tension be- Dated the 9th day of of St. George do hereby ing for aretail Liquor LICENCE in of this unique and authorita- tween Jamaica and Trinidad. September 1964. give you notice that it is my respect of my premises at Roger Par tive hook is available at the intention to apply at the ish of St. Paul. Coxon L’HOMME HERALD OFFFICE, Price 50¢ Trinidad For Dated the 7th day of Seprember, Magistrate's Court to be held 1964. N.B. The above is a transfer per copy. African Meetings at Roseau on Friday the and CHARLES GRAHAM from Concord to La Plaine. Get yours sow, before day of Oct. 1964, ensuing Sept. 12-26 Sept. 12—26 stocks run out!!!

A Goverrment release for a retail Liquor LICENCE from Trinidad & Tobago in respect of my premises at states that that country has Pottersvilie, Parish of St. been invited to the Confer- George, TEST CRICKETER MISSES ence of Heads of State and Dated the 31st day of . of Government of Non- Augus: 1964. Aligned States to be held in CLoIz ANSELM Cairo, beginning with a Sept. 519 Foreign “Minister's meeting starting October 1 and To the Magistrite Dist. “BE” & the followed by a meeting of Chief of Police. I, Ottve Watt now - resid- Heads cf State and Govern- lag at 30 Vicioria Street (Roseau), ment beginning October 5. Parish of Si. George, Trinidad & Tobago will do hereby give ycu notice that have observer status and be it is my intention to apply at the represented by Su Ellis Magistrate's Court to be held at Roseau, on Friday the 2nd day Clarke, Ambassador to the of October 1964, ensuing for a retail United Staces and Permaxent Liquor LicENcs ia respect of my Representative to the Un'ted premises at 30 Victozia Street, Parish Nations, and Mr. Kenreth of St. George. Dated the 31st day of August, Sealry, Permanent Secretary, 1964. Ministry of Exiernal A ffairs. OLIvE Watt Ie was also decided by Sept. 5 —19 Cabinet that Triuidad & Tobago should be repzesent- To the Magistrate Dist. ““G”’ & the Chief of Police ed at Addis Ababa for meets I, Dortsta Bryant, now resid- ings of the Organisation of ing at Calibishie, Pasish of St. Australian opening batsmen Bill Lawry plays forward — and misses African Unity by an Am- Andrew, do hereby give you notice te Britain’s new pace bowling star Jokn Price.

. PAGE EIGHT DOMINICA HERALD S.1TURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1964

Beene 7 ————— cn LITTLE MGE By Rideo PAT STEVENS NOTE BOOK Cont. from page 5 Let us have a look at cur opinion about conferences. We claim that there are too many conferences abroad. Bur, for your information, were tt not for the serizs of confererces, there might have been a third werld wa. More is achieved by face to face talks than correspondence! Such ts evi- dent in one every day life. And I will go further. If cuz country is invited to a conference and refuses to attend, when the time comes to benefit and we are left out, are we We mutt prepared to blame ourselves or the Government? be careful about our way of thinking. If we ignore ze Colonial Secretary spon whom we depend for the greater part of financial assistance where do we stand? The very opposition will say Government failed to represent you, We must look ahead. The success of Antigua, Barbados, St. Kitts, Trinidad etc. is due largely to the atutude of the cople to their country. We must sp:ak and write on any- thing which is detrimenial to progress. One more point of interest before I close. To the people of Roseau, cooperate as far as keeping the city clean is concerned, for you must think of your health and not of — the Mayor or Ministers of Government. A sense of pride, decency & cleanliness dces not include political sentiments. | T shall continue as time goes oa, in my my series of lec- tures on political education, for I find it more necessary at at present to educate thad to spend much time in ciiticisms, for when people are educated they can take care of themselves.

The following’ article on Mental lin which the subject has an unnatur- Health is a precis of the lecture al and (evento them) illogical fear given by Dr. Robert Steinmuller to of symething —— confined spaces a capacity crowd at the Imray (claustrophobia), wideeopen spaces Sohoolroom on Friday night last (agrophobia), foreigners (zenopbobia), week.: For editorial convenience it cats.or aeroplanes, for instance. is written as if direct from the pen Some of the anxiety neuroses give of the Doctor “a _ tisetd physical symptoms for which there appear to be no’ physialogical A New Goncep eauses., Psychosomatic illnesses are often met by doctors in their ordin- tion Of Mex.tal ary medical work. Many, legal com- - aR Pees Ban Hensatian ses £ SOmplicated DY thness =--Parti psychomatic illnesses, which are fy Dr. Robert genuine even ifthe cause is mental _ Steinmuller but subconcious. In these days, all over the world, Depression there is a new conception of Mental Depression is one of the common- - IHness which is more and more est forms of illness which seldom .. equated with the problems of living. reach the mental hospital. I myself No longer arethe mentally sick a have had many cases of depression se~ set-apart number of “lunatics” referred to mein Dominica by local questered in an “asylum”. The doctors. The physical symptcms barbaric, archaic words “lunacy” such as diarrheoia, sleeplessness and ‘ and “‘lunatics” are no longer used, backache are obvious. Depression is even ina iegal sense, in modern usually susceptible to quite simple countries. medication. | with The persons concerned now Personality defects, often consi- | A contract in the balance... mental illness are many and include dered impossible of change, are not

the Police. Doctors, Psychologists, necessarily ‘irreversible, Alcoholics. we bs Ministers of Religion, Welfare perverts, ever some criminals, can be oe Prompt action produces results. Community Development Workers, greatly helped and often cured by a et we Many a big deal has been. Workers and Probation Officers — psychiatrist. all ef whom can be grouped together Milder forms of personality de. é won by a narrow lead... and. under the term “behavioural scient- fects — even the hen-pecked hus- : a short phone call or cable. sts”. : 1 band or the unsuccessful salesman << When the occasion demands Types Of Mental illness can be helped in the same way. The most generally recognized Under this heading can be classified 7,@ split-second timing against types of mental illnesses are those the problems of married persons, so _ sharp competition... Quick! classitied as psychoses; ordinary people often helped by the priest, the sacial would just say thatthe patients are worker or the marriage counsellor. Reach for the phone and pass the “crazy”. A pyschotic reaction 1s Nervous Headaciies winning word! Your telephone onein which the patient has lost Pure psychosomatic illness are authority reality. This can take makes the connection... contact with typified by “nervous headaches”, place during the course of a normal tension aches inthe neck, asthma, Cable & Wireless carry the message. illness in which the patient is deii- colitis etc. Sometimes an allergy is rious due toa high fever, but a per- partly responsible but mental medi- © sisrent psychosis has to be taken cation and-or other psychiatric treat- NEW CARIBBEAN CONTACTS! A 14-million dollar development programme now in progress will bring care of by a psychiatrist. ment the West Indies still closer in touch with each other and the whole world. New hie. V.HLF. links is always necessary. and tropo-scatter networks will provide from twenty to thirty times more channels for inter-island. Persons who are scared, anxicus, Fram the above list, you can see and international communications. International contacts will be immensely improved by rapid worried or depressed for part of the that the mental health of Dominica connections via Montreal with the new world-spanning 80-channel Commonwealth Cable. This great time, rarely, or allof the time are does not merely involve the 33 new development is yet another demonstration of the company’s faith in the West Indies’ suffering from a neurosis. patients in the Menial Hospital, but - expancing economy. These are particularly related to the a'l those with problems too difficult environment of the persons con- for solution; \ with the » education of cerned. Another prominent neurosis children so that they grow up with- stemming from war is “combat neuroses, capable of coping with fatigue’ or shell-shock.. their own problems and anxieties The next mild form of mental and given the ability to live, love - illness is a group known as _ phobias and enjoy life. Cont. next week °

“SATURDAY oEPTEMBER 12. 1954 DOM! NICA i ERALD PAGE NINE

en er ee we Stuart Williams’ |U.S. Election Heats Up | give you notice that it is my ome tates * 0-5 Phe 6 8 “ee 6p at 6 pe 9 pS 6a 6 9 oS 9S pas pe intention to aply at che Ma- ; SUBSCRIBERS NOTICE | Notebook “There is no such thing as a con- gistrate’s Court tc be held at (Cont. from p. 2) ventional . nuclear weapon”, said Portsmouth on Monday, the l Subscrivers are kindly requested to report before; President Johnson im his Labour Gay sth j Not so long ago you your day of October 1964, en- 12 noon on Saturday if their papers have not been! sneech this week. This was in reply for 1 retail Liquor LicENCE delivered, We may be sold self criticised the “‘do-nothing- to Republican candidate Senator out by that time. ( in respect ness” of your party’s Govern Goldwater’s statement that hz would of my premises at L PHONE CIRCULATION DEPT. 307. |

approve the ‘ise of conventional nu- a Fish River Parish of ee 8 OS Os 20 OO 6 PS Bt 2 eee ee ee ment and they threw you out ee ee ee clear wearons and their control by the . David. of it. Since then they have military. NOTICE TO SANANA GROWERS done still less, and because “Dated the oth day of The latest opinicn polls show that September 1964. elections are only 16 months Lyndon Johason is well ahead in the Fertilizer Credit Scheme — Operation In Mary Paris away you try to justify a re- Presidential Election race. Northern District carn for your father ! ! (Voice of America) Sept. 12—-26 ‘ APPLICANTS for fertilisers on credit in the Northern Pat Stevens, your father’s To the Magistrate .Dist. “E”’ & Government 18 a mess. Chief of Police. District ace requested to send their applications accompanied Politically, Pat Stevens, your Applications For I, WILLIAM HARRIS now by dockets or sales “‘slips” for the previous two months to the father is a mess. Likewise residing at Mero Parish of St. Joseph Branch Manager, Northern District at the Association’s Liquor Licences do hereby give you notice thar it is my Portsmouth Office. Pat Stevens YOU too are a intention to apply at the Magisirate’s mess. Large numbers of applications have been received at To the Magistrate Dist. “G” Court to be held at Roseau on Fri- Portsmouth without the required dockets or sales ‘slips’? STUART G. J. WILLIAMS . Chief of Police. day, the sth day ofOct. 1964, ensu- ing for a TAVERN Liquor LicEwcE and these applications are held up until the necessary docu- now tesi- Goodwill. I, ALLAD ABEL in respect of my fremises at Mero ments are sent the Branch Manager (Mr. Waldron). of St. ae FQ ding at Marigot Parish Parish of St. Joseph. To expedite matters, arrangements are being made for give you Andrew do hereby Dated the sth day of Sept. 1964. the Field Odicer, Northern District, (Mr. Chile Swings Left it is my intention Patrick Javille) notice that WILLIAM HARRIS to visit the following places on the dates and times specified Santiago, Chile, Sept. 5, to apply at the Magistrate’s Sept. 12-26 below, to collect the required dockets and slips. They at Ports- GC. P.—Pro- Western, Moder- Court tobe held To the Magistrate Dist. “E” & the will be returned to the respective applicants after they have ate leftist, Eduardo Frei rode niouth on Monday the sth Chief of Police. been processed at Portsmouth Branch Office:-— to a landslide victory in the day of October 1964, ensu- I, WILLIAM HARRIS now Chilean presidential elections ing for a retail Liquor tesiding ai Mero Parish of St. Joseph PLAGE DATE TIME of do hereby give you notice that it is with supgorters cf Castroist LICENCE in res pect my intention to apply at the Magis- Vieille Gase Police Station 14th and 21st Sept. 1964 9am. to 12 noon Salvador Allende: saying that Mr. Henson Carlton premises trate’s Court to be held at Roseau on Calibishie Police Ststicn do . 2pm. to 4pm. the time has come for revolu- at Samegutter,. Parish of St. Friday, the and day of Oct.. 1964 Wesley Leaf Spot Office 15th and 22nd Sept., 1964° 9a m., to 12 noon tion. Andrew. ensuing for a retail Liquor LicENcE Marlgot Police Station — do 2 p.m. to 4 p.m, day of Sept- in respect of my premises at. Mera 2 Qe Dated the 7th A.D. BOYD ‘ember 1964. Parish: of St. Joseph. Moon Area Hit By ' vated the sth day of Sept. 1964. 7th Sept., 1964. General nee ABEL Ranger_7 Named ALLAD - WILLIAM HARRIS Ref F, 12 N.B. The above is a transfer Sept. 12-26 12.

—.-Haeurac, Gerasanu, Sept.t from-Raipo— Cariten. The U.S. Ranger-7 has made its Sept. 12—26 mark on the moon, and it is known GROSSWORD No.2 as Mare Cognitum.

a The International Astronomical A PRIZE OF THREE DOLLARS ($3.00) will be awarded To the Magistrate Dist. ‘“G*‘ to the first correct solution of Union decided here to so designate the NEW HERALD CROSSWORD opened. All results must reach the HERALD Office the region where Rangsr-7 smashed & Chief of Police. not later into the moon as it radioed to earth than midday on Thursday, September 24th. The Editor’s decision is final. You: have two J, Mary Paris, now resi weeks to complete. Please mark your envelope “Crossword No, 2”. more than 4,600 close-up p'ctures of ding at Cray Fish River Par- the lunar surface earlier this summer. USIS ish of St. David do hereby a rir) geri ei 7 HERALD FIRST CROSSWORD PRIZEWINNER TA I DOWN Cord. The first Herald Crossword was won by Miss Heather rary - Centre. Osborne of King’s Hill, Hes wasthe first answer drawn Yh — Hage D Means of accent. to a misprint 4 T/ of II correct ones received. Owing ae AYN cut _\

AY Fastener. 22 Across, “Mouth” for “Month” we accepted as coreect Jae Zi NN \ Z| Bang. “Bay” and “Say” as well as the correct “May” guesed by. oo

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9. Place of storage. NOTIGE TO BANANA GROWERS fs] 14. Unlawful thing. rr 16. Above beast. TBD C4 Down Peyments on Fertilizers on Credit 17. Radio detecting

a i \_NL | instrument. ues for fertilizers on credit are reminded of CEPEel = 18. Easy. ‘the 20% down payment which must be paid before the fertilizers CT x9. Raves. can be issued out. :s UN 20. Primitive grinder. This works out at $1.82 per bag and it will save the 21. Symbel of Christianity.

a7 mek WH ae Snes time of all concerned if growers would apply only for 22. Monarch.

within their means after taking into a Cle a "ane oe quantities of fertilizers ee payments required. account the down The Fertilizer Credit clerks are heavily pressed with ACROSS Irs. Surrender. processing the large numbers of applications on hand and 1. First in rank... 17. Tears, there will be no time for alteration of vouchers and the 4. Woodworking tool. 20. Hysterical fear. compl cations involved when applicants find they cannot 10. Abrupt. 23. My own. 2 meet the down payments and ask for quantities to be 11. Ride. 25. Teller of tales. reduced. 12. Not Goliath. 26. Domesticates. A. D. BOYD 13. Hurry. 27. | Palms. 28. Vegetables. -

General Manager. Dominica Banana Growers’ Assn., HERALD CROSSWORD NO. 2 8th Sept., 1964. ADDRESS-————- a | Ref. F. 12 NAME Sar Sept. 12-19

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“SPORTLIGHT ali told barged 20 fours and6 ‘Graduate POLICE SERVICE COMMISSION 3 horter Working sixes. MEETS HERE | The iask of scoring 402 in the At Large Week Local Sportlight fonrth innings was too formidable Members of the Police and the England %I bowed in de- ff HE Economics Faculty Service Commissicn for the The British T. U. C. at its ennual FOOTBALL feat 293 runs short ox target, but not of the University of Windward & Leewaid Is- conference this week voted overwhel- before Ted Dexter showing admira- the West Indies is adequate- lands held a conference from mingly for a working week in indus- “TBE 1964 football sezson is sche- ble restraint belted 110 not. out of ly suited to the needs of the try of 35 bours ard atleast three ~ duled to get off the mark on Sept. 8to9 in Dominica. weeks’ holiday with pzy for every the West Indies attack. Cibbs area” said Franklin ‘Son- Sunday at 4.30 at Windsor Park finished with 4 for 60. A. civiliaa comm*‘ssion (one person. (B. B.C.) .with Blackburn opposing Spartans. The next and final match against sou” Watty in an interview of the steps towards federa- While we eagerly await this league an even stronger England XI com- with a Herald reportec last tion), the P.S. C. is cons season, .we are also conscious that mence next Monday and_ ends on weekend. cerned with promotions, players‘ bave had but litle practice Wednesday. it. Watty is well-quali- and the standard of play is not ex- transfers, appointments, ac- TENDERS are hereby invited for pected to be very high early in the Aussies Final Win fied to make that statemen: comodation and amenities in the supply of barbed wire to The tcuring Australian team . the Agricultural D3partment in lots season. . faving recently graduaxed the Police Furces of the IS- Gengraily speaking it-would de rounded uptheir first class pro- B.Sc. (Ecen.) after studying of 200 rolls. gramme witha resounding 7 wkt lands. Tenders should be sealed and much good to. the game if referees subjects (particularly agrono- Before their formal take a firm hand from the very out- victory over T,N. Pearce’s XI earlier mieet- address2d to Chairman, Livestock this week. Scores my) of special interest to set. A good teferee is an essential in the match were ing atG. H.on Thursday, Development Project Committee not Ingredient to the recipe of a success- Australfans 400 and 153 fo: 3 T.N. Dominica. Franklin, D.G.S. the commission had toured later than 21st September, 1964. ful encounter and by good, we don’t Pearce’s XI 248 and 302. Lawry old-boy, went to Mona in Police and Fire H.Q s, The Committee does nat bind only mean athorough knowledge of and Cowper dominated play ia Sepieraber 1960 with a itself to accept the lowest or any both innings for the Aussies while visited St. Joseph Police Sta- tender. the game and its tactics, but one U. W. I. Exhibition: — he Sharp, Close & Bolus playcd use- tionand heard (when STANLEY 0, PRINGLE sharp and firm ensugh to control the hopes to do post-graduat? course of the match. fully for the home side. reques-ed officially) com- Acting Agricult: ral Superintendent Rough and untidy rlay must be Dates To Remember work in agricultural econo plaints and appeals. A Chairman penalised. Let’s make no bones ab- The Australians ate due to tour mics. a representative from each Livestock Development Project ovt It—ag.scon as we tolerate rough the West Indies next year fo. what is” Watty is not yet employed. island was present. Domin- Committee. play we Jay:the foundations for fights regarded by many as the warld Perhaps “old heads” and ica’s member is Mr. Charles Sepi. 12, 19 sf and scrabbles on the field. Football championship. A proposed itinerary “die-hards” think that he Bully. is a game where tempers can flare eas- SPECIAL OFFER shows the following dates for tke lacks experience, nevertheless ily as anger finds the surface over oth- test matches. CORRUGATED GALVANIZED er emotions, so this is an appeal to ail a qualitied young man should March 3rd — oth ist Test Application For ROOFING SHEETS to take ,it_ easy — accidents do and March 26th—April rst and Test be placed in a position from will happen — and Liquor cicence 8 lenyths only — above all let the Apiil r4th— ” arst 3rd Test which the public can derive ieferee take Limited quantity scle charge of the game. May sth ~-Mayrith 4th Test maximum utility from his spe- To the Magistrate Beth teams, Blackburn & Spar- Dist: $2.40 per sheet May “14th-- * 20h 5th Tes cialised knowledge. “E” & Chief of Police. tan are having early teething problems * DUPIGNY’S HARDWARE and ‘so we don’t have a break-down TABLE TENNIS Readers wiill rea mber I, Cecil HECTOR now of thé:sides so as to analyse the * rela~ _ Barbades won the me.is team event that Franklin was Vice- residing at Roseau Par'sh of Sept. 12-26 tive mirits and demerits of ether side at the 7th annual West Indies Table President of the Students’ St. GEorGE do hereby - give and their propeciive chances. Spar- Tennis Tournament held in George- Guild, Chairman of the. Ex- Dominica Grammar town B. G. you notice. that it is my “tan, who performed well in 1962, while Jamaica. captured ternal Affairs Commissiori ~ disappointed last year, but there’s the womens title, a'so intke team tctention to .apply at the school — a lot to be said for their _t 1 event. a at U. _ W. land lead in dev Magistwrate’s: Covntere beheld ee Parent Teachers Association — qualities.’ bates against Pinsburgh and at Roseau wa Friday. the 2nd Blackbarn, an the other hand always ~_-—____ x @————_ Columbia Universities. day of October 1964, ensuing There_ will be show considerable pro mise at the, fora TAVERN LICENCE in meeting of the above start of the season, but disappoint respect of my premises at association on Mon- horribly later oa. In the similar Caribbean Jaycees’ _Koseau Parish of St. George day 21st. September match last year Blackburn won next at 8.00 p.m. at y—o. Referee Eddie Robinson, Development Day Electios.s Dated the roth day of who with Messrs Alleyne & Wilfred September 1964. / the Grammar Shillingford are about the best in OMINICA celebrated CECIL HECTOR School. the trade in the islands will carry the’ Arhur Wihams was Caribbean Deveiopment elected President for the com- Sept. 12—26 Sept. 12 whistleand Ihave no doubt will Day last ‘Tuesday keep a tight rein on things. with a dis- ing year cf the Lominica play of Books by West In- University Of The West Indies INTERNATIONAL SPORT Junior Chamber of Com- dian authors for oue week. merce lat Wednesday. Applications are invited forthe post of Research Assistant in the GRICKET Radio Addresses were broad- Institute of Social and iconomics Research /Eastern Caribbean Branch), Vice-Presidents are Garnet Barbados, to carry out an economic Survey into the cost of production of West Indians To Victory cast by the Chief Minister Didier and Anthony White, and local Social Develop- bananas in the Windward Islands, The appointment will-be for one-year. Sir Frank Worrel’s XI enjoyed a James Royer takes over ; as Salary will be paid at the rate of £800 per anaum and in addition ment Officer, also a recorded handsome 193 runs victory over an Secretary and Carlton Peters travelling and miscellaneous expenses will be paid. England XI led by Ted Dexter. broadcast by General Secre- is Treasurer. Detailed applications (six copies) giving full particulars of qualifica- tions and experience, date of birth and the names cf two persons to whom Batting first after Worrell had won tary Clovis Beauregard of the tass the West Indies were skitt- the Caribbean Organisation, “SUPPORT THE reference may be made, shouli be sent tothe Regis‘rar, University of the West Indies; Kingston 7, led out for 137, tharks to a splen- Puerto Rico. > HERALD Jamaica as soon as possitle and not later than did spell of pace stuff from Len October 1, 1964, Referees should be asked to write direct to the Registrar Caldwell who tock 6 for 36 in 23 without waiting to hear from him. | 4 overs, only Sobers 29, and Sir ORTH Sept. 20 offered note- 25, Nurse Frank

worthy resistance’ England Xi replied with 183, in There is a man who washed his hands, SHIPPING NOTIGE which Dexter cracked 84 in95 «A man who flew away, mins hitting r six and 11 fours, a He gave his sacrosanct commands: beautiful innings. Sobeas 4 for 59 The others made his play. “PASSENGERS DUE TO TRAVEL & King 3 for 32 were the most SOUTHBOUND BY THE FEDERAL MAPLE successful bowlers. , Expulsion is his life-motive, ON THE 16TH OF SEPTEMBER ARE RE- Trailing by 46, the West Indians ' Evasiveness his tone, QUESTED TO BE ON BOARD AT 9.00 slammed the mammoth score of 448 IN THE MORNING, i.e. 9.00 am. WEDNES- for 6 declared, giving a festival dis- Who dares to criticize must leave, play of vintage batting. Smith 68, Though many people moail. DAY THE 16TH, - Nurse 69 and Butcher 74 batted superbly, but the day belonged to Go north, smell man, yes go back north, L. ROSE & CO. LTD. that dapper dare-devil Kohan That is where you belong; _ J. CHAMBERS Kanhai, his 170 being an innings We welcomed you when you came forth, of beauty, excitement and power. SHIPPING DEPARTMENT. With Butcher he put on zo1 for Now we admit we're wrong, Sept. 12 the 4th wicket in only 90 mins and ROSE O. _ ee PRINTED AND PUBLI HED BY J,MARGARTSON CHARLES, THE HERALD’S PRINTERY, 31 KENNEDY AVENUE, ROSEAU, DOMINICA, SATURDAY; SEPTEMBER 12, 1964 ~