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[7]DEPE OF STATE ATRGRAM A-H06
[9]FROM AMEMBASSY, ‘PORT-AU-PRINCE
[11]DATE: 1 APRIL, 1963
[13]CLASSIFICATION: |. OFFICIAL USE ONEY
[15]SUBJECT: '
[17]U.S, BUSINESSMAN SIGNS coWvtincrs WITH
[18]RATEIAN GOVERNMENT AND TOCAL RANK
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[29]: ceanigs, CLe-ard. Sovezh & he SA ae i RallT. :
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[33]eneral ;= fonages. of the ‘ i
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[39]repute, One Meintorcat SSthesos official source revortdohat Charlés,i= ’ i |
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[43]; afk _Suiprery satay een eetive en the: "adtdan- scenes thesis cn ;
[44]‘ les ACPA .
[45]. . exisid ee ‘ : |
[46]considerable dsubt, acto ‘eels daportanes + or political significance despite ob a
[47]ae ty i : . / ona , 4 | '
[48]the fact that - hi appears: ‘te have a "line inte. “the Palace! and is persrina : t
[49]wee Rrascdaud Meh Bau og Mame \
[50]grata with the esiienti Negarding Charles! ‘business “Interests » a Frominent
[51]: 1 4 : . f i /
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[54]bad sre, “holding a worthless sheen nade up of Pk
[55]et ae “ oy
[56]mo ‘notes guarantesd: by pelthtent siguree? and that Charlee! hinself ws dishonest -
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[67]af. that he | ot {
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[72]A A dark Negro about fivesfeat.sevenain ide stall, CLemare doessh Charles ~ 4
[73]3 "ly RIPORT HAS DEEN PREPARED JN ROUH UNEDITED, + top. bis ted, oe on, Harring epnties, as
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[76]A w . | va ‘
[77]wegen sherpa ese reggres aoe eting, a a angle er ee A Oa
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[89]Charles! own accoatt, uring hie :
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[94]a, worked dasa beneagberer » time-keeres
[96]. eet he 7 -
[97]t qrocane general agent ot ern? he then established
[98]Lod :
[100]business. Charle raved 5.) Londen in 1953 | and to arusscls in 1957 as a
[102]member of various Hadtian Covernnent missions. Charles ferther states that
[104]y
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[110]- himself as 8 mannfavar ot representative ont ereated his ‘ova export—iniport ’ | ee:
[112]he created the Conmsrcial Bank of Halts in 1960, ard is its sole omer, as well \
[114]a
[116]"as being the va wrens & in Haiti of the “General Electric Company, Ltd,
[120]March 1963
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[124]THIS RFFORT HAS BEEN PREPA :
[125]RED IN R {
[126]’ FORM Jo EXPEDITE: THE SERVICING OR AN a ee
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[134]Page kh of >
[136]Enclosure co. 1
[139]BD Mach 63
[143]folio cf 3. 1 miiliowynieh is, a as incr ue it, wall fraud". The
[144]aa president of ‘thas tank, he said, is a rien nan today. Ris technique, .
[145]7 eccordins to ancrs, is to find sozeone willing to zecest & loan waich Loot i
[146]_be mows carziot or win net sepay on wideti: he kicks back in seme cases “
[147]: more than half. André said ae mous pe sonally of one rzn who was ee
[148]eo Teaving for'the United States who si: snedinotes for gio, coo and ac= _ “
[149]Ts cepted $2,000, tae renainder going into, | ie pocket of She bank presi- -* . vo
[150]deat. As for reseives, the Coloxto-iiaitian bank has been below the =~ a
[151]Legal requirezents gor months end is ni ying, in laccordance with coon
[152]. + Jaw, Sines of $150 daily. What will happen when derositors want So Te
[153]:.. taeir money back ne; andre, would rather, not think abouts “het
[155]to interest sone american as ; .
[156]Spe of getting new capital - as
[157]er, understosd taat the - -
[159]. > ancré sai ne imew the bank had tri
[160]investors in.tne budiness, perhaps in th
[161]‘with wiieh to keep going. He, anerd, h
[162]- Americans were a rather dubious Sisni Bro 3 even if they did come 2d
[163]in (which he cid not at the moment yoreses) he didntt think it would © co
[164]iaprove the' situation. Tae Colombo-Hait en bank, ne saic, was in cts 2
[165], such poor shape it, would take a uajor a jernaul +o save it. Lae
[167]I had led the conversation over to: ‘the Colombo-Haitian bank be-"
[169]‘. 7, gause of certain spec 2 . » I new took the cucasion = 3 ;
[170]., + to ask about ‘Clem: i SCIAL BANK OF EATGTT. André f.: Gf a
[171]- replied that*the sit: Twas practical ly, tne sane, The bank held : .
[173]a worthless oes made up of notes guaranteed by political fig sures:
[175]. i y snenest + recently, for example, ve nad approve’ .
[177]‘a 30 danghter'?s signature alone - ard he also oy
[179]. dew nothing: apout & bax out ne wes somabhing. 5-oia_tfavorite with,. os
[181]Me pa Rave ie SUDHOTbs Tha BiH holds: imortssces on the
[183]. Commercial Bank of “Haat » tor example, and, since payments | are now
[184]substantially in arrears, Andr3 said, he might have} foreclosed. The
[185]President hewevers.:had & asked. nin note ts “dn. order ¢ to" avoid a
[187]nanan (}). 7
[191]“gufning. pederly to the balance of paytente question, bg aaiced
[192]anaed how matters now stood (having in, aind, but not mentioning, cone
[194]‘the Latest relanos sheet on the ‘Coinorciat. Bank af teat, ‘ath
[195]sens comment on ite president, was; forverdas with. Brpussy A=325
[197]iss Felgp ew vie Serna yen ep
[199]eNO ce USA, ee aac MR OC ce Cee aU
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[203]DEPT OF ‘STATE ATRGRAM A-325
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[207]DATE: 16 FEBRUARY 196300 ‘ OE ee os
[209]CLASSIFICATION: OFFICIAL USE ONLY
[210]FROM: - AMEMBASSY, PORT-AU-PRINCE 7
[212]woe ce . ‘he wa
[213]SUBJECT: BANKING: BALANCE SHEET: OF
[214]ni i
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[218]Far nOCuME YE ce
[219]DATE: 2 AUGUST 1962
[221]CLASSIFICATION: NONE GIVEN
[223]SUBJECT: RE:- CLEMARD JOSEPH CHARLES
[224]s INTERNAL SECURITY - HAITI.
[226]FOI FILE No: : 105-6311 (wraMr)
[228]yo. JO 1. a
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[232]a ABE Oe tell Siin
[234]Yeoh, se TRAE be Si fee GANS the ie
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[238]1960, During this” ported, he served alsa
[240]Limbe; Haiti. He. ‘As married and has five ed He received
[242]his law degree ‘at. ithe Law! “School in 1 Cap Hatien in 1928, A for-
[244]Council of tho Orgenization of Anerican States (1949 . 1980).
[246]He resigned his anbossadoria! post cafter the fall of the govern-
[248]ment of President: Estine tho had appointed hin, on, 29 February
[249]1952, he was designated Secretary of Education and’ Public Works |
[250]by President Magloire and, resigned fron the cabinet: on 31 March
[251]1983, allegedly. because of his opposition| te increasingly close
[255]ties between the governnents of Haiti andthe Dominican Republic.
[257]Charles chaired the Haitian delegation
[259]the first sossion.
[261]of the UN General Assent ily (1946)', the. second
[263]iy te
[265]session (1947) and the fourth session (1949). He chaired also
[267]the delegation to: ‘the Ninth International Conference of Amorican
[270]: a
[272]o the second. post of +
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[283]SEE!
[285]CHARLES
[286]. ; ‘ .
[288]Madame Cherle » of Adelphin Telson,
[289]forwerly Minister’ of Defense and -Tustic ormerly President of
[290]the Chamber of Deputies ,..who is friendly,to the US ‘and in con-
[292]tact with US officials in Port-au-Prince
[293]Charles is’ married: to Colonel Marcaisse P
[295]of Police under the Magloire
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[307]that the three men, Charles,
[309]potentially strong political
[311]of . .
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[319]COUNTRY Hethd REPORT NO. “00 ~B 3, 260, 755
[321]SUBJECT Interview with ‘Cleqnid Joazph- ‘Charlee/
[322]Possible Duval ley Sucersugr/! iig Ideaaf
[323]’ Friends snd Supports ra/ Inge rpretation
[324]of Current Situation # Tae : ;
[325]' Me REFERENCES OO/CD Case 40556
[328]piste. 10 May 1963
[329]PAGES «3.
[331]DATEOF To early Mey 63
[332]INFO.
[335]- DATE ACQ. ~—/2 Wey 63
[337]TS NTETTTKT Ia MT7717°7 C177 SE
[338]THis IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATION
[340]SOURCE: yg eitisen, formes’ ‘JounaLtat, who hes folleved “fhewe lopaeats in ths Caribbean
[341]eres closely for many mapathe end aointsins contact with persons directly ocae
[343]cerned with tho ores. |
[345]nce comand of Freich and bie tebit of making Stated @oruend autos each i
[346]nin t® report with: en unusual degroe of eccurecye \ ;
[348]Le On 2 My 53, 0 had a fourshour interview vith \Cleuera Joseph Charles, president
[349]end general unueger ‘ov Senque Comserciele a‘iaitd, Port-ausPrince, vice presideat
[350]of the Z:itien Chamber of Comerce, ami cousin lof Joseph Charles, former
[351]Reitian embaseador to the We
[353]2. Clesard Charles, vices PO Box in Portesu-Priscs'ts Bo. STR, told us thet he wae
[354]we een of peasant stock end thet vhile © busines Jeeder he hea the full confidence
[356]" ef the predeminsatly pcesent population of Heit’ and, thet with the edditionsi
[357]pecking of forcibly retired enti-Duvelier eray. jofficcra, intellectuals, journsl-
[358]iste end busincemwa, he fa. in @ position to become the nead of e provisional ~ ‘
[359]government siter Duvalier is renpved. le belicves the mn betwen now and 15 |
[360]May vben Duvalier'’s tera expives and 22 My, when hia now tern is scheduled '
[361]to cocsrenca, vill bu the moat cruciel period for. Tsiti. ily! Deliewes Duvelicr is
[362]roedy to inotitute-s maign of torror, killing those who oppose hin, amd io
[363]Riiliag to eccapt Jovblee halo. Pout two veeks eg the Polish charge d'effaires
[364]Yeft Port-au-Prince for Poland, end Charles beliaves be carrice Duvelier's re~:
[365]quest for ecammic soi poupibly atlitery Palys, : :
[367]$. te vies president of tie Camber of Comerce, | he ‘leased thet An early April 1963
[368]@ Caochoslovek dslegetion errived in Pore-eucvristoe, preswanbly to discuss
[369]Greie matters, « fect witch Gave rige Wo rumors thet $¢ conateted OF military '
[371]eechnicians.
[373]wb. curios fienty beliove thia vill Ye the lest Ghince for the UB Oovermmnt to b
[374]belp sateblizsh © democratic Heiti friendly to the US smi cave the coustry for ©
[375]Gogsro-type Corrumist tekeovers. Although be bas bean cn good terse vith Due
[376]welser, he wow foals that the Frasident “woot crauy end must be stepped before ‘be
[378]re. prehbeigmheconsrern Ghortly after Chorlea unde this otetenent he wae /
[380]‘sturateg, be tole va thet ess of nia frissis hea been :
[382]+S Geaeted tna
[383]: Cowngrading end
[384]selacstfestion
[387]it fhe be, queen ot t inie dos dooumen; ia ilmited to elviiian ae and
[388]uae ageRslss, i srisr asivivle ef fie.
[390]nee will aug NB ‘i of ei ah mule
[391]vi eau anu diag Seaskneaia, Gass? Z contracts
[393]wavcsscdionam J | i
[394]" snneh cue Mle ee a
[395]6 3 diced inate: vice
[396]Cc SEE tac
[398]jets
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[404]cretary: or came vee te Distt. abet, amie good Criend.
[405]ee tired clone 1, tomisr ivan eilitery Bttsche in
[407]eis wick “ae lieshington
[408]Dp Fee ect sel” Col. (ena) Fonornty now ea “aaylee ta ‘the Srozilian Embassy, Torteaue
[409]Prince “
[411]Col. Me! Loenio, retired officer, *
[412]Former. fade ssador Josesh DB. Cherles
[413]Dr. Enlle Setntelet, former lew proféanor; president of Reities
[415]i
[417]| eon, ond honest man.”
[418]. '
[420]| “. Senate end Nat$onnd Assembly in 1357;:foraur aubassador to. Franco,’
[422]nev in esile in'ticew York (pt. 1A; 392 Central Pork West et 100th
[423]St., tel. Ui 5-525) « Charles celled:hin 6 “pieyers" that is, an
[424]Opportuniet, but anti-Duvelier.  -
[426]6+ Cole Grau) Chena}
[428]5. Cherles’ intimated that he had many other. ‘Pronuinent oupportare who ere.
[429]violently enti-Duval ier and vho ere ready to vack [ay government.” He
[430]hea just penned hig 40th birthday (he | wae bor 21 Apr 1923 in Consives),
[431]: makes hin eligible far the presidency in sco fer as the constitutions)
[432]wht age requirement {s‘concerned. In case! ‘hO. did ‘not Leconte provisionel presie -
[433]dent sftor Duvalier's overthrow, be ies be satisfied ‘with the vost of
[434]‘a6, Bo anid the present secretary,
[437]we where “Ge Charles eddod thet. as he ta of wep ee wean gl wery black),
[438]at" ae ba would be: qualified to become president. lie said that only thoee who
[439]ce are in this: category oan bacose preaidait. q ;
[442]x.
[445], Fe Charles sa14 he vould need the: moral iat econoais help of the 05
[447]” Governnent,.end psople” to trensfora Hatta into a trus end prosperous
[448]Gemocrat:ye ‘Wa said he would need about ous year to put inte <e ‘effect his
[449]"plen for. thr cconmic end soctel dovelopanst of leit,” vhich, eaong others
[450]hes these salient pointe: {
[452]ts
[454]Ge Creation of # belunced econoay edapted to Heitien contitions
[455]be. Development of industry end exploitation of naturel resources 1
[456]Ge Modernisation, of syriculturs ‘
[458]8. Chartes would Like to present bis plen,to US officiels for cousideration,
[459]‘- Ho s014 ebout 90% of Heitions ere oneinst Duvelier, vho aeintainas bie rule
[460]by keeping the militia otrong. Bend. Duvelier no longer hes funie to pay
[461]the nilitiencn but ollows than to “ hive off the lend." Charles belicves
[462]thet in the event of en ent! -tuvalier uprising, the eray would Xill the
[464]hated ailitianea who ero mesyeen reapohaible oaly:to Duvelier.
[466]Qo Cave Duvelior te fintuhed, Charles would suggest thet os 0 gooévill peatine
[467], toward the Haitians, ww ere overhivolaingly pro-US, the US construct the
[469]$O. Charles hopes the Doninicen Republic ;
[470]Me believes ‘the Dominicans could eseily!defost Hoita’s army ead militie |
[471]. Wt go invoeion vould couse the Haitians to rally around Pavelier tn dafuase
[473]. Lis Defere Leaving FortequcFrince, Charles {sorted out « telephone ccée vith -
[474]_ Bie vifo, Gophie. On 30 fur 63, he celled ber, and sho told hin “sot to |
[475]gush hora," ‘which meant thet his life might be in Genger if be returned to
[477].. Beit now. In view'or this, he told the Baitien Consul in New Tork thet he
[478]hae to stay a rev daze Longer to by parte for mechinss weed in h his Heftdien
[479]oles) enteryri se. 5 . i ;
[481]12. Cheries geve the folloving acte coneonitng aie corcert fe went. to yarechic]
[482]eehools in 1939, wo aredusted fro Lygse. Goftrerd, Gonaives; teught ia ;
[483]waved sucols after iis Souwe's desta ini 1939, and ela svwpported his
[484]| eaty ‘by. working @ as | upholaterer, tinaheeper, plantation eqyervisor on |
[486]ORORET
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[497]free-lance Journalist. tn 29h7 he was anette controller generel of
[498]southern Haiti banana ‘tndustry and brews ot Spel sennt | in WAS. In 189
[499]hu ostablished his own, axparte import brs ine's rt
[501]es © member of o Iisities: governaant economié
[502]“Haiti he napotisted 3 comtrect with Genere'!
[503]for motemisation emi extension of Heiti's . :
[504]1957 bs wos appointed oiaber of a Haitian minsion to an! internstions) : :
[505]‘ eonference in Brussels. ‘In 1960 be founded Dexique Commarciele a'Haitd, of :
[506]which he fs-cole omer. 5 In addition, ho ‘io(full or pert omer of the . : ,
[507]follo Heitien enterprises: Universal Enterprises SAB ational : :
[509]-Deutach (oic) Associetes; Clemard Joseph Charles Inport-Export; e South
[510]Eaiti cocoa enterprise; |J.C.Charles & Co. He. ‘te sole representative of
[511]Oenorel Fiectrics Lta., of London, end Siengne’ Sctrukert) Werke, Vest Gere.
[512]rieny. In the pact feu years be hao meda macy business trips to the WB, &,
[513]Yrance, Itely end Veot Germeny. He osif ho!hed invested ebout US$500,000:
[515]meney out of Hatta.
[517]merit Jo, '
[518]18.Charles, uho te a [aot hos ene adopted can, nee rebetved many honars,
[519]dnoluding the Civil Order, Officer of the Lebar » otc. In 1962 he
[521]wee Elvan the Kay of the, City OF Dew Yorks
[523]aN
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[530]pecan sens Weg armen aun te ae TN on
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[539]sanirant" oF onan BATTE. SI POLE i
[541]* abeticnas ts a. s SEHD 2ND. waive BOYEN.
[544]hak Charl,
[546]ah no. . A atecace
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[552]CO unctéss.-te0 Ma coer “aria _secreT
[553]' ROUTING AND RECOND, SHEET oe
[554]SUBJECT: (Optionat) . —_ : ° i '
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[557]ie 1X=122 |
[558]‘ Chief p0/coz
[559]o ; 2 May 1963
[560]! aiely Jerignation, nw ‘es “, \ : ,
[561]| bata ere eet ~s ™ GRNARS | SOMSR ont ince Coann Shan eet aman} PO
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[583]" po/coro/crs: 44(2 May 1963)
[586]2 May 1963.
[588]4
[590]1. MUBRINY/1 telephoned on the’ gterile line from Chica 0»
[592]on his way to‘the West Coast, to report his final contact be ore
[593]departing with subject.
[595]2. gubjéce telephoned WUBRINY/2‘on 1 May and said that
[596]because of the recent unpleasant developments jin Haiti he
[597]thought it would be quite inapproprilate to continue discussions
[598]regarding WUSALINE possible investment in the’ area. at least
[599]until th ngs were c Larified.
[601]3. M. CHARLES: "Indicated that h was returning to Haiti
[602]shortly and aske’ if WUBRINY/L could;visit him there.
[603]WUBRINY/L said that*he would consider this orihave one of his
[604]representatives go, Af it Later seemed desirable. .He indicated,
[605]however, a continuing interest in the: investment Picture in
[606]Haiti if, 4 ; and wtien.
[608]C. FRANK STONE, IIL
[609]» Chief
[612]Distributions
[613]ie a LO subject :
[614]= EO chrono .
[615]1 + WUBRINY Ops
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[629]HISTORICAL REVIEW PROGRAM =
[630]“ RELEASEINFULL
[632]IXe104
[633]30 April 1963 .
[635]CONTACT REPORT”
[636]WUBRINY @ Haitian Operation
[638]. vie
[640]1. WUBRINY/ 1 tele honed from hig'iresidence on the sterile:
[641]Lire at approximately..0930 hours to report the following.
[643]2. WUBRINY/1 said that he believed that the meeting that
[644]is to be held. by Mr. CHARLES and WUBRINY/1 plus an unnauet chird
[645]party would involve @.Mre Tardieu. § *. Bo :
[647]a4 . ipty 1
[649]3. Z told WUBRINY/1L @ere had been considerable interest
[650]in this general development on the part of the \Department of
[651]State and cited (without identification) A=406, Amembassy, Porte
[652]guePrince, dated April 11, 1963, subject: U.S. ‘Businessman Signs
[653]Contracts with Haitian Government and.Local Bank. I told WUBRINY/1
[654]thet the Department information I had .before me eited Le
[655]of March 13, 1963 and aaid that the Airgram algo mentioned a
[656]Mx. Rert Cindine TARDIEU. I also gave: WUBRINY/1 the points raised
[657]undex "comm:nt” on page 2 of the Alrgram. ;
[659]4, WUBRINY/1 said thet he agreed with all of thesa coments
[660]as he had come to the sane conclusions. ;
[662]S$. 1 told WUBRINY/1 that thare! tas obviously considerable
[663]interecr in any reporting, that he can.do on th subject and
[664]requested that ho let ma know when theimecting takes place and
[665]continue his dotiled reporting as heretofore. | He agredd to do 800
[667]3
[672]Ce FRANK STONE, IIE
[673]: chief |
[674]DO, COEO
[676]DO/COEO/CFS81§§(30 Apr 63)
[678]Distributions - “
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[682]sat © &O shzonoe |
[683]Lt © WUARINY Ope:
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[704]DEPT OF STATE AIRGRAM A-l19
[706]CLASSIFICATION: CONFIDENTIAL :
[707]SUBJECT:
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[710]’ FROM: AMEMBASSY, PORT-AU-PRINCE
[712]CONVERSATION WITH CLEMARD JOSEP
[714]OF THE COMMERCIAL BANK OF HAITI ON APRZZ Y
[716]a
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[719]H CHARLES
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[728]-C)_ONCcaSSIFIED EE MAL CE) conriprsrtat fz] SECRET
[729]es ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET |
[730]_— SUBJECT, (Opnonatl se
[732]TO: (Officer deuignation, roots sumber, end
[733]building) oe
[735]BO/COEO .
[736]Attn: Gale W.
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[740]pace gptnnsan Bhat dhe
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[745]MEMORANDUM FOR:
[748]Mr.’ Gale W. Allen *: : . i
[749]Trace Reply - Clemard Joseph’ CHARLES
[750]1 . 1
[752]DO/COEO Memorandunm'‘dated 23 April 1963 i
[753]requesting traces 0 “CLEMARD, Joseph Charles t
[755]_ “ hi a
[756]1. ‘here are no traces on Clembard Joseph CHARLES
[757](201-357-029); born 21 April 1923 at|Gonaives, Haiti, who
[758]ie President and General Manager ofi'the Commercial Dank of
[759]Haiti, in RID or at the WH/Haitian Desk. In March 1963,
[760]Biographics, Register prepared a summary of information on
[761]Mr. CHARLES for inclusion in the Biographic Intelligence
[762]Report on Haitian Opposition Personalities. ‘This aunmary
[763]ig made up of information obtained from several different
[764]gources. One source classifies CHARLES as ajslippery
[765]character who is active on the Haitian scene jand refers to
[766]him as a "promoter" rather than a Uusinessman, who endeavers
[767]to attract United States "venture" capital for various
[768]Haitian projects and then becomes a partner by virtue of
[769]the promotion. Biographics Register ‘has a very high opinion
[770]of this Source, who is the State Department's Haiti Desk = ~—
[771]Officer. During a debriefing on CHARLES, in' February 1963,
[772]this same source stated that CHARLES /is a confidant of
[773]President Duvaiier.and that he hasijemerged as an active
[774]businessman by virtue of his priviledged position with the
[775]x . ‘
[777]President. . Pat
[779]a
[780]4 % Mea, i
[782]@. Another source of information regarding CHARLES'
[783]business interests: is the President of the National Bank of
[785]Haiti who considers CHARLES, himself, as dishonest. For
[787]le, according’ to Source, CHARLES approved a loan o%
[788]$14,000.00 on his daughter's signature alone. Also, the -
[789]Commercial Bank of Haiti held a worthlesa portfolic made u -
[791]wee
[793]_rbypttmaescyr pee
[795]¥ atin > AEE, pst ‘oR Phees
[799]1400000
[801], 2 ry Hi ‘ _
[802]yf notes guaranteed by:'political figure . This Source
[803]also stated that’ CHARLES was "sométhi of a favorite of
[805]the President, who gave him support.”
[806]sf _
[808]3. Attached to this memorandum is‘:a copy of Department
[809]of State Airgram No. A-325, dated 16 February 1963, from —
[811]the United States Embassy, Port-Au-Prince, Haiti, subject:
[812]Banking: Balance Sheet of the Banque ‘Commerciale d'Haiti-
[813]which includes some information on CHARLES" life story. You
[814]will note the comment in the last paragraph of Airgram A-325
[815]that reads, "... . Be all that as it may, the Embassy has no
[816]strongly adverse information concerning ‘Mr, Charles' integri-
[817]ty or banking honesty.: And as the balance sheet shows, his
[818]bank, if not thriving,’ is at least still a going concern.
[819]at 7 . i
[821]Do
[822]yes
[824]4. It mayjbe that a check-with 00/C through Mr.
[825]Schreyer's office anda request for field station traces will
[826]provide additional information concerning CHARLES. A copy of
[827]this memorandum; is being forwarded to'!RID with a request.
[829]for a 201 file;on Subject which will be:.forwarded to you on
[830]permanent. charge. 4 i t
[832]Enclosures: 9") i‘
[833]1. State Airgram No, A-325 (copy)
[834]2. Draft BR Summary
[836]pare
[839]14-0000
[841]1. sabessaior Boengstignon bad previcasly, duit orwsr4 VORREeY/2
[842]that Clenard Jeeeph Charles, President of the Comeeccial Bank oft
[843]Maiti, vac eoniag: to Kow York ce 26 April ond ‘caggentod that -
[845]bee
[847]tg, ape :
[849]way! a
[850]duclataificelidn
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[890]7 MAY 1963
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[919]CENTRAL. INTELLIGENCE agtwey ; ;
[920]m mee asteba Ricrese see inetctan St wag, a nin Me ec ae Trovenens ers, “Tae 1, UE" ter. ,
[922]SECRET /NO FORELGH DISSEM/CONTROLLED LISSEM H . :
[923], Countay BATT we 5 a oo om NO. ToesDE-3 eh, Se ‘ '
[924]: sussect REMARKS MADE BY FELIX FRANCIS , pate piste, 7 mir 1963
[925]i, CONCERNING THE HATTIAY SITUATION in
[926]7 ah f ‘maicepenice ROUTENE
[927]: oo . ,o° iP 8 oa
[928]‘parsos 5 MAY 1963 wasiapects m 32935 ae
[929]INFO, EES ssp oe 7
[930]facta UNITED STATES (6 mar 2963) es :
[931]BATE aco. ; Ete :
[932]THAT THE REMARKS WERE mane) qu) ‘REPORT NO. UFO0278) =
[933]ITATIVE,
[934]— Sounce _ CUBAN (i?) IH TOUCH WITH 27 AND ANTI-DUVALIER EATTLANS, FROH FELIX FRANCIS, = .
[935]“ WHO HAS BEEN DESCRIBED AS & ACONFIDINT OF PRESIDENT FRANGOLS ‘DUVALLER. , poo
[937]oo th . : i i H
[938]| — : ° ie m if _ |
[939]Legs Mr 19 DOLE DUNE, ACTA COT ORTRUL HEAT, 7 ,
[940]| -gog) YOicE Marre Taka"Ur WAS Tn BEM OF TEE MATTEO FORUTON rTZOE Tut ae ,
[941]: i, j
[942]THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC WOULD'NO? ATTACK BAIT pLSS THE ULI STATES vii
[943]fe an
[944]° IWTRAVENED MILTTARILY;"} BABOON SAID THAT THIS BELIEF WAS SUBSTANTIATED BE i: . '
[945]. SUPRA WELCH wATTll FOREIGN OFFECE CORATNED YRC ALBERTO OUISEEA to
[946]oh. t
[947]Avon, MEAD OF SHE COOGSSTOH THE CORANTZAPTOR OF AMERCMY eTAMES (CA) “ab es
[948]WHldgd VISITED BALTI. |
[949]} ; 2. PoaNarS 40D THAT THR CULE RESLSTANOE 10 TER REGDEE OF PERSIE?
[950]if
[951]ators vom as TE WEAK CLANDESTINE GRUP AID HF ROA? MDT '
[952]i .
[953]| CLATSIFICATION — DISSEMINATION CONTROLS : t
[954]i: " S@ORET/RO FOREIGN DISSEM/CCNTROLLED DISSEH 7
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[979]CLASSIFICATION= DISSEMINATION CONTROLS
[981]SECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSI/comTROLLED DISSEM ; ;
[983]r SUCCESSFUL, HS WOULD PROBABLY DUSTALL JOSEPH Bo
[985]AMBASSADOR TO THE UNITED STATES, AS HEAD OF THE ovararna sta,
[986]3. FIELD DISSmM: STATE cca)
[988]cmNCLANT, ‘CENCARIB,
[991]4
[993]my
[994]hone
[996]abate fete eae Gd -
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[1000]Tara aac
[1001]oa, febet 03,”
[1003]ant!
[1005]“CLASSIFICATION Cla ERIN T
[1006]GEORE/WO FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED DLSSEN
[1009]1400000
[1013]ay
[1015]YUKA ZEA
[1016]SECRET TOTS 26: F007.
[1017]PRITY VA CITE NYCR a9te
[1019]ya BR INFO SUPPORT '¢STUNTZ) AND CZSJKGWSK
[1020]GROUP ONE EXCLUNED Fron autowat t2 DOWNGRADING! AND DEC aLasstr reat io
[1021]CASE 40956
[1023]S
[1025]7
[1027]“THIS 15 REPORT WY 21a7-s FOR 00- ACS) cmEDTTy
[1029]de UKE SITUATION coscenntwe CLEWARE JOSEPS CHARLES JACTIVITIFS 1S.
[1030]' JUST AS "FLUID" AS THE SITUATION IN HAITI. | i | CHARLES ADVISED us THAT KIS
[1031]FRIEND OF MRS. DOROTHY natLOCK (SEE weaT 1 nee RY “ruuto" 7) MAD CHANGED
[1032]WIS TRAVEL PLANS TO. ‘WasHINQTON, INSTEAD OF! TUESDAY. ut (DRYER) NOW >
[1033]EXPECTS TO BE IN WASHINGTON IW THURSDAY OR: nm IDAY. CHARLES INDICATED
[1034]Tat WE WOULD BE WILLING 10, ao TO vasutsaren, SOVE TIME THIS WEEK.
[1035]/ME ASKED US TO SEE HIM AGAIN THIS AFTERNOON, OUR nEET ING (THE, THIRD
[1036]‘srace THIS WEE. ue - ‘ASKED | "ys TO SEE is. acatn THIS AFTERNOON. OUR .
[1037]RRCTIWG (THE THIRD SINCE Last THURSDAY) “IS. ‘SCHEDULFD at vasa, BALOG
[1038]STILL CAPTAIN paLoa, us anny TO CHARLES) vita GET 1M TOUCH WITH STUNTZ.
[1040]: THEIR ‘TELECON Arte | BALOG- CNARLES weer.
[1042]ROOM 2052.
[1044]TEL,
[1046]‘watt ¢ is wou erevin at tie PARTK Swen
[1048]is
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[1056]14-0000
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[1062]3
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[1067]14-0000
[1073]ME reeis THAT ME WAS FwiaN INFLUENCE
[1075]2 Paras
[1077]te
[1079]To BR ING ‘anouT
[1081]14-0000
[1083]eo .
[1085]IF NECKS Sa¥ ycbr VOLS BE WIL ES tT eTeY
[1087]ts" o8 THE 6009 JF HIS
[1088]COUNTRY,
[1089]SECRET
[1091]i
[1093]“GFW PRITY NYOR Bote, ua BR ‘INF0 eZAsnawen fetes A
[1094]CREDIT NY=2119-3 5 May 63 CLEMARD JOSEPH CUARLTS A JOSEPH F. DayrR 7!
[1095]_TARPA NOT SEE NEW YORK VEDNESOAY R MAY PRIOR. pe
[1097]SACQUELINE DELMAR sise P STREET, NW, TEL: FE Se 9C6K A miss S vantocer
[1099]“THINGS OF MUTAL INTERES! CONCERNING WAITIA
[1100]US DUVALIER us ators ‘OAS US NOT
[1102]586 NY-2 12R=3 Was 3.
[1104]HESITATE LEN ANON us 4 | PORT Atma Iver .
[1106]“ys ANTI“DUVALIER Us’ ‘FeLDermateoe 22 SAY US. ‘GENERAL CONSTANT, CoOL.
[1108]| oun COL CATLLARD us’ A VITHOUT BLOODSHED A PROVISTONAL TEM INEWCR arse
[1110]i
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[1114]ante? ROE Srontie: it
[1117]14-0000
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[1121]ed with the 7 ‘
[1123]Department of Justice
[1124]Washington, D.C. 20535
[1126]COUNTRY Of CLR
[1130]Oe Associais Conmisvioner.
[1131]mi Travel Contre
[1133]14-0000
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[1176]vers! 7 tafermation vezarding this ate We
[1178]Deputy feseclete Comin autor
[1179]“Travel. Control -
[1184]14-00000 - ‘
[1186]- WHITER STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
[1187]+ tamigeation ond Hoturalization Service .
[1189] tnstroctions: Any handwritten entries shalt be in black topital letters. A So names shall be hyphenated with the
[1190]- fotber’s nome first and the mother’s name following. . ;
[1192]. . FUE NO, Ut ony)
[1193]Director, Federat Bureau of Investigation .
[1194]- Department of Justice eo
[1196]Washington 25, 0. C. 2 _ .
[1198]-The olen listed below has been admitted to the United ‘Stotes onder the provisi isions of section 101 (a) 15 (A) or UOt
[1199]© 15 (6) of the Immigration and Nationality Act,
[1201]NATIONALITY (Citrenchip)
[1203]PURPOSE AND LENGTH OF ADMISSION
[1207]‘2. QHITED STATES DEPARTHERT OF JUSTICE
[1208]‘ (Hp, Immigration and Haturalization Service
[1209]ans ': Mami, Florida <> ' ta
[1210]“Instructions: Any handwritten entstes’ shall be in block capital lottors., All Spanich names shall bo by
[1211]father’s name first and the mother’s n..me following. Looe ‘
[1215]_ Director, Federal Bureau of favestigasion
[1216]Department of Justice te
[1218]hot” + Washington, D.C. 20535 ~
[1220]pot
[1222], The alien listed betow has been admitted to the United States under the provistons of Secticn 101 (o).18 (A) oF
[1223]Section 101 (a) 15 (G)-of the Imn.igration and Hattenality Act. .
[1224]aN NAME (Copitai Letters) . Fir
[1226]“2! CLEmanp
[1228]ITED STATES ADORESS (umber, Streot, City,-State, Zip Code)
[1230]WALDORP ASTORIA | NEW YORK CITY ff
[1231]AIRLINE AND FLIGHT NO. OR VESSEL OF ARRIVAL : ; ° y a —_
[1232]PAA 432 Y SF
[1234]7, Street, City, Provines (Siete) cad Country of PERMANENT RESIDENCE
[1238]WARGE S pebemsan © ose
[1239]AYEAND PLACE OF ADMISSION SOT SN Za
[1240]4-30-67 -Hiant, Fla. .
[1242]PORE AND. ENGTH OF AGMISSIGN
[1244]official-dur.. of status
[1246]Other agencies are requested to furnish say derogatory subversive Information regardiog this allen to the F.
[1247]CR
[1249]Ft  Daputy Assoctate Sommiscioner
[1250]/ * Travel Gentrot - }
[1251]01-257
[1253]S ncaon
[1255]Lense.
[1258]14-0000
[1260]DATE: 28 DECEMBER 1966
[1262]CLASSIFICATION: SECRET - NO FORN DISSEM
[1264]BUBJECT: ‘ POREIGN' POLITICAL MATTERS = HAITI
[1265]INTERNAL SECURITY! - HAITI
[1267]FBI FILE NO: NONE GIVEN (WASH., D.C.)
[1269]searee
[1271]14-0000
[1273]UNITED STATES DEPARTHEN; OF JUSTICE . " :
[1274]. Immigration and Naturalization’ ‘Service
[1278]Instructions: Any handwritten eirles Shall be In block capital letters, All Spanish names shall be hyphenated with the Si oy
[1279]father’s name: first and the mother's name following. . ta,
[1280]"Director, Federal Bureau of Investigation ;
[1281]Department of Justice
[1283]Washington, D. C. 20535 ‘
[1285]‘ , ” '
[1287]The allen Usted below has Seen admitted to the United States under the provisions of Section 101 (a) 15 (A) of
[1288]Section 101 (a) 15 (G) of Immigration n and Nationality Act.
[1290]Firat Name . Middle Initial
[1292]_ Other tquacles are requested to furniah any derogatory subversive Information reqerding this atle
[1294]~~ Beputy Aussie Co Conalsee
[1295]Travel C
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[1300]14-0000
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[1304]CLASSIFY TO FILE WO. O2CY 2 me AUT as
[1305]Pr
[1307]AREF TO FILE NO. ae a: ee
[1308]rite nto Oar to srancn fo
[1310]orstaoy Osic. 2°47 (P37 2s vOF THIS: '
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[1317]‘| “yare VR. FILE, ADOP, CA 2, CA/PEG, CA/PROP. CI/OPS, CIVIC 2, FI, FI/D ‘
[1318]eve a 6, SOD 4, DO/H 5, CA/O 4, CI/PS, FI/SPG, CS/SGO, WH/REG 8, WH/7/H/RE 3, .
[1319]c J 1 .
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[1323]SECRET 191615Z CITE PORT AU PRI! i
[1326]~ DIRECTOR INFO REP/LANT, PANAMA CITY, ;
[1327]/. INTEL _
[1329]| SUPDATAs EVMISER-i. FIELD COMMENT PARA FI oo
[1331]|. EVLEWON-2. NO INDEX. oe . ear
[1333]FILED 1916152 _
[1334]S-E-C-R-E-T
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[1352]cE CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY —  * ROUTINE
[1354]po Intelligence Information Cable 4726 = =
[1355]ae i, PAGE 1 OF 3 PAGES Me
[1356]STATE/INR DIA ARMY WAVY AIR JCS SECOZF NSA Nic alo ‘USIA $00 ONE OCR ORR OCS cas ClA/NMCG : “4
[1357]FBI 16NS. an
[1358]Zhis atertal ees information affects alin Nastonel Defense of the Cntved's States | within the macaning ss ot aaeu Laaa, Title 18, 0.9.0.
[1360]_NO FOREIGN DISSEM
[1362]1S 18 AN INFORMATION REPORT. NOT FINALLY EVALUATED INTELLIGENCE.
[1364]SE-COR-EST 1920272 CIE TDCS=314/15055-66 me o
[1365]~~" COUNTRY HAITI |
[1366]. | i
[1368]da " -MID-NOVEMBER 1966 | o>?
[1370]SUBJECT. POWER JOCKEYING AMONG COVERNMENT LEADERS - | ;
[1372]| | |
[1373]aca |" MAITI, PORT AU PRINCE, 18 NOVEMBER 1966 7 ,
[1374]SQURCE A HAITIAN STUDENT AND MEMBER OF THE CLANDESTINE
[1376]fa "+ " QATHOLIC ACTION PERSONNALISTE MOVEMENT WHO HAS
[1377]. “MANY CONTACTS AMONG CATHOLIC, COMMUNIST, AND
[1378]DUVALIERIST STUDENTS. SOURCE USUALLY REPORTS
[1379]“ACCURATELY THE INFORMATION HE RECEIVES, HE.
[1380]“RECEIVED THIS: INFORMATION FROM FOUR DIFFERENT
[1381]“\" SOURCES WITH ACCESS TO OPPOSITION AND PRO-
[1382]“DUVALIER CIRCLES INCLUDING FRANTZ LEROY, PRIVATE
[1383]* SECRETARY TO AGR CULT URE MINISTER VICTOR NE VERS
[1385]v
[1388]14-0000
[1390]- IN 42726
[1392]“+.  TOCS -314/15055-66
[1394]PAGE 2 OF 3 PAGES
[1395]. | S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM ; 4,
[1396]PERSONS VYING FOR POWER AFTER THE FALL OF PRESIDENT DUVALIER.
[1397]TMEY ARE JOSEPH CLEMARD CHARLES, PRESIDENT OF THE HAITIAN
[1398]| BANK OF COMMERCE, CLOVIS DESINOR, MINISTER OF FINANCE,” AND
[1399]| LUCKNER CAMBRONNE, EINISTER OF PUSLIC WORKS.: EACH: OF THEN
[1400]- WAVE THEIR SUPPORTERS WITHIN THE GOH OR DUVALIER POWER
[1401]| STRUCTURES AND SOME HAVE SUPPORT FROM SOME CPPOSITIONISTS. |
[1402]ALL THSEE REMAIN OUTWARDLY PRO-DUVALIERIST AND THERE ARE |
[1403]"NO SIGNS THAT THEY INTEND TO TRY TO OVERTHROW DUVALIER on
[1404]THEMSELVES. THEY ARE PRESENTLY JOCKEYING FOR SUPPORT FOR a. |
[1405]THEIR BID FOR POVER WHEN DUVALIER LEAVES THE PRESIDENCY. oo
[1406]‘Be CLOVIS DESINOR IS CONSIDERED TO BE THE MOST . _ , |
[1407](POWERFUL. HE HAS THE SUPPORT OF COLONEL JACQUES LAROCIE,
[1408]ASSISTANT CHIEF OF STAFF, AND IS WIDELY CONSIDERED TO BE
[1409]" A RUTHLESS AND UNSCRUPULOUS SEEKER OF POWER. - cSOURCE
[1410]COMMENT DESINOR HELD POSTS UNDER PRESIDER. S DUNARSAIS
[1411]“ BSTIME AND PAUL MAGLOIRE YET SUPPORTED ‘THE OVERTHROW OF
[1412](BOTH THESE PRESIDENTS.) y ; -
[1413]“Se GOSEPH CLEMARD CHARLES HAS THE SUPPORT OF FORMER.
[1416]_ ABBISTANT FINANCE MINISTER LIONEL. LAJOIE AND AGRICULTURE
[1417]a re bo SCRET NO FOREIGN DISSEM
[1420]14-0000
[1422]" ' f
[1423]‘, ms ae 2726
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[1426]‘f
[1429]PAGE 3 OF3 PAGES
[1431]ce gee renee nn y
[1434]pO a
[1435]S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM : ose
[1436]|, MINISTER VICTOR N. CONSTANT PLUS THAT OF SEVERAL PPO-DUVALIER
[1437]| BUSINESSMEN IN PORT AU PRINCE. Ls : ot
[1438]“a LUCKNER CAMBRONNE HAD THE SUPPORT OF COLONEL Poy
[1440]WAS DISMISSED FROM THE ARMY AND TOOK ASYLUM IN THE BRAZILIAN
[1442]| _ DANIEL BEAUVOIR AND THEREFORE LOST GROUND WHEN BEAUVOIR. : oe
[1444]EMBASSY. THE HOUSE OF CAMBRONNE'S WISTRESS, NEE LAFOREST, |
[1445].. WHO IS THE SISTER OF MRS BEAUVOIR, WAS PILLAGED BY THE |
[1446]| MILITIA. ALONG WITH.THE HOUSE OF BEAUVOIR, AND THIS IS - |
[1447]- | INTERPRETED BY MANY OBSERVERS AS AN INDICATION OF CAMBRONNE'S ; ne
[1448]| _ LACK OF INFLUENCE WITHIN THE GOH HIERARCHY. WITHIN THE PALACE ~ eas
[1449]IT IS RUMORED THAT CAMBRONNE WILL NOT \BE “ALLOWED TO KEEP HIS DEPUTY'S |
[1450]“SEAT FROM ARCAMAIE IN THE JANUARY ELECT ION AND THAT HE WIL
[1451]. BE REPLACED BY DABELMAR MENTOR. (FIELD COMMENT s -
[1453]IN 1961, DABELMAR MENTOR WAS SECRETARY GENERAL OF
[1454]. Jd a
[1455]+. THE MINISTRY OF JUSTICE.)
[1457]5. (FIELD COMMENT: ANOTHER RELIABLE SOURCE WITH EXCELLENT
[1459]™, CONTACTS WITHIN THE GOH HAS REPORTED MUCH THE SAME INFORMAT ION
[1460]! @@ ABOVE.)
[1462]“\ S @¢ FIELD DISSEM: STATE, ARMY, cINGLANT CINCSO,
[1463]“\ SECRET NO FOREIGN DIssn ,
[1464]2. Qe CoRR Bet
[1468]nin esinacanini Heinen rine mice tibia eden sats
[1471]14-0000
[1473]aa ey a a
[1474]pxoens A yn L, ¢ id : ety . B R .
[1476]CLASSIFY;TO FILE WO. Sermon p Fisuce (9 Toray eorité: y re
[1478]é N-QEF TO FILE NO. Er he ED uN
[1480]{wee aro eer. rope yew BF: SECRET Z
[1482]ocstaoy O sic. PERSOR/UNIT KOTIPTES o :
[1486], “Soe . AOVANCE COPY Tine BY | an
[1487]: Sat RED ‘
[1489]: ff & . . Yas iD COPY Birra Dhue De : : , '
[1491]ne
[1493]SECRET 2114352 CITE PORT AU PKI
[1495]DIRECT OR
[1496]1. “EVMOUNT~ 1 REPORTED 19 JULY FOLLOWING? .
[1497]‘AB. FROM HIGH RANKING PALACE SOURCE "WHO CLA
[1498]OBTAINED INFO FROM TOP PALACE PERSONALITY THAT CLE MARD b.
[1500]- JOSEPH CHARLES TRAVELED TO ITALY 10 ARRANGE CONTACT: ano” a
[1504]PAYMENT OF 125 THOUSAND DOLLARS TO WOFACT OFFICER WHO
[1505]_ KEEPING DUVALIER INFORMED RE WOFACT PLANS FOR-HAITI..~ cowl]
[1506]B. FROW SEPARATE SIMILAR SOURCE THAT DUVALIER
[1507]RECEIVING INFO FROM POLE WHO NILITARY LEADER WOFACT
[1508]| SUPPORTED CARIBBEAN LEGION. | , mo
[1509]C. FROW SAME SOURCE A ABOVE THAT wcsmem
[1510]© JOHNSON SENT DUVALIER PEN USED BY JOHNSON IN SIGNING IMPORT ANT
[1511]CIVIL RIGHTS LEGISLATION. .
[1512]n+ @e EVMOUNT-1 ANESAIEMISE DUVALIER LEAKING FALSE oe
[1513]7 _ INFO IN EFFORT TRACK DOWN INFORNERS' IN ENTOURAGE. FOR THIS
[1515]o . REASON EVMOUNT~1 HAS NOT SENT INFO TO EVMEND »
[1516]Be SEE ALSO PORT AU PRINS or BMBTEL 62.
[1518]SECRET
[1519]‘et 7 :
[1522]14-0000
[1524]ancear Olves © no ~ ome 7 . la
[1526]CLASSIFY TO FILE a0. ae CRASS IED wessice ;
[1528]B-RCe VO FILE WOW '
[1529]ere a0 eer. 10 enance
[1530]pestaoy O sic.
[1532]rere, carats
[1534],
[1535]AOVARCE COPY
[1537]Q tesuce Cl series oO
[1539]ence cence waren cat matin TAME TS 8 7.
[1541]SECRET 2114352 CITE PORT AU PRINCE 3339 ‘
[1542]- DIRECT OR . ne
[1544]A. FROM HIGH RANKING PALACE SOURCE WHO CLAIMS
[1545]“OBTAINED INFO FROM TOP PALACE PERSONALITY THAT /ALENARD a ‘,
[1546]JOSEPH CHARLES TRAVELED 10 ITALY TO ARRANGE CONTACT AND .
[1547]PAYMENT OF 125 THOUSAND DOLLARS TO VOFACT OFFICER WHO
[1549]- KEEPING DUVALIER INFORMED RE WOFACT PLANS FOR HAITI. ey
[1550]. B. FROM SEPARATE SIMILAR SOURCE THAT DUVALIER oe
[1551]“RECEIVING INFO FROM POLE WHO NILITARY LEADER voract
[1552]SUPPORTED CARIBBEAN LEGION, |
[1554]C. FROM SAME SOURCE A ABOVE THAT PRESIDENT o
[1556]JOHNSON SENT DUVALIER PEN USED BY JOHNSON IN SIGNING IMPORT ANT
[1558]"Orv RIGHTS LEGISLATION.
[1560]“gy RVMOUNT=1 ANESAIENESE DUVALIER LEAKING FALSE
[1562]sINFO-IN EFFORT TRACK DOWN INFORMERS IN ENTOURAGE. FOR THIS
[1564]4SON EVMOUNT-1 HAS NOT SENT INFO TO. EVNEND .
[1565]5. SEE Also PORT au. PRINCE EMATEL 82.
[1567]i suuRet
[1569]|
[1570]1 ; L
[1571]| le EVMOUNT-1 REPORTED 19 JULY FOLLOWING? mo og.
[1576]14.90000
[1578]Y
[1579]i
[1581]ORITED STATIS DEPARINERS OF IISTICE
[1582], so ; immigtotica dad Netdrolirates Service
[1584]* Y
[1585]lastractions: Any hendwrittes entries “shatl Be ia block copital letter. au Sponnh | nemes shall be typhe a0
[1586]fotber's nome first and the eotber's come following. “ ;
[1590]Director, Federat Seceos al lavastigation oo
[1591]Department of Justice. : ‘
[1592]Weshiagteon 25, A. C.
[1594]o
[1596]The elien listed below bas been sdmitted to the Waited States under the provisions of section 101 © TS (A) or 108
[1597](a) 1S (6) of the Immigration ond Notionulity Act. :
[1599]i tina, in CAPS} ra) (aad) NATIONALITY (Ghimeahig] —
[1600]N Chaetes ~ Chr snd 7 / ae Fae
[1602]oo
[1606]Dent Astoclote Commlsiouer
[1607]Teavel Contral
[1611]14-0000
[1613]. ee
[1614]~ 7
[1616]. - ar - fon ; .
[1617]: Los " QMITED STOGLS BURAR mead OF INSILCE ‘ |
[1618]tos : i Imeigrotion ond Hieterchraton Service . :
[1620]\ en |
[1621]. we .
[1623]. 4,
[1624]Instructions: Any handwe'sten eatries sholl be in Block cap.tat letters. all Sponish acmes shell be Sypheacted with the - ‘
[1625]father’s came-lirst and the mother’s:name foxowing. . sO
[1628]Ricoctor, Federal Sureau of tavestigation . ‘
[1629]Bepartment of Jostice ‘ xe
[1630]Weshington 25, 0. C .
[1631]. . ' . a
[1633]The atin listed below hos Seen admitted to the United States under the provisions ef section LO] (fe) 5 (A) er t65
[1634](a) 15 (GY of the tmmigratios end Notianality Act ‘
[1636]t +
[1638]' Orher agencies are requested te toratsh any derogatery abversiea informetisi regarding this atten te the FBI.
[1640]dnreiote ¢ if
[1642]Wwavel Control
[1644]Deputy
[1646]LE IN 201258029 ©
[1651]bun
[1653]14-0000 o
[1655]FBI DOCUMENT.
[1656]DATE: 23°JUNE 196 2
[1657]CLASSIFICATION; NONE GIVEN ‘
[1659]SUBJECT: FOREIGN POLITICAL MATTERS - HAITI
[1660]. . i
[1661]' PBI FILE NO: 109-51 (CHICAGO) :
[1663]Bat
[1667]ra
[1669]14-0000
[1671]3
[1673]tile Smt at
[1675]tees
[1678]14-0000
[1680]yg a Jt! ; . 7 : . AR UPL . :
[1682]a Oo eg ith te ODE 3, 260,872
[1684]UBoeic gy Ge ce
[1686]2 UA rae “3 “ rented ea
[1688]el ttn ome mine oo aa avn 7
[1690]‘who very pers wep Sa alien the gKiulenaa af:
[1691]2
[1693]someph CLE:
[1694]ele Dh Gels
[1695]ug “omoursuy Lies in tho orea-
[1697]tion of 4 polieioed,
[1698]r
[1700]ve, to unjoy frauds
[1701]i
[1703]war ublub auld sousatonte the inaliannble pichts of men to lie
[1705]. . . ‘| ta s ¥ 2
[1706]ud Lagpiness. A true a atfastivae polities] dgsontralisantion
[1708]would thon, corroborate tis exiatonece 37 this. UOMItVAO Se
[1710]Pally coutidens i the poaur of tho truth which ectnnot over be hidden, moh
[1712]“vinoed of tie pragtiosl possinility to put on end to tho leonine privilowss of a
[1714]“minority su poruannl interest stends asninet all honess and immrtial sovernmont
[1716]mana coments, as ska son of pertantc, to ronttiem here our faith in the Pinal trimph
[1717]' . “
[1719]i
[1720]i
[1721]y
[1723]1
[1724]|
[1725]| ; more in the indism:table jnatness of the amt ae are endesvouring to. diffuse; con-
[1726]i 1
[1727]- vf e true land indiszunusbla polisiosl evolution through a broader roprarnontstion of
[1728]__ the interdst of the people, thereby assuriny to ow miserable co-aitiuens 85411
[1729]: fighting for ‘the rcknowled cement’ of their nost sacred richts new rossona to bolieve
[1730]and to hopes In this view om’ action shall tond tovard the evolution of our mauses
[1731]ia order that they may enjoy living genditions sompatible with their dicnity. And
[1732]“by mesnu of * soadnl proaustivity expressed in terms of tho wolfere of our rural
[1733]population, Wa cual] formulnte the esononisc re ulrements of the country within the
[1734]“frameyork! of a realist und retional pro: ram In line. with this jool we aro outlining
[1735]below a rrogren for the ocononis reconstruction and the sosial peomotion of our
[1737]‘ rural manposs oe . se . - Loe
[1738]. as ; , soe el
[1740]- An avi Saotive vonslderntion .o? the. preaont condition ‘ot our country makes it
[1744]clear that tha sulusion of tao comtry's sootal and ° ‘economic aroblem lios in tho
[1746]c
[1748]“following anuiderntiona: — - a ‘ oe rs
[1749]i : a “ ss . wot
[1750]lee Grention of a balanced asonomy adny.ed to the conditions of the oountrys
[1752]Zen Revelopuont of Industry and exploitation, ‘of our natural resgourcen 90 as
[1753]to promote an immrovanant of Livin! sonditions; , o
[1754]Bee. Transformation of rural way of Livin; and modernization of aurioulture ‘a0°
[1755]a that the ensants who rapeesant the, Jargoot portion of the country's Popu-:
[1757]of tho nation. ind thon, arrive 2% ‘the integration of the rural population
[1758]of $he sountry in its vsonomta life hy meana of ‘literasy anil the proparation
[1759]a: aki aded. wovkera in ordor.to inorense thy. produotivity of the ag voul ton
[1761]14-0000
[1763]Sete ED ORE te nee
[1765]i ~ 2 = | .
[1766]; “ . ,
[1767]| ‘Phoce pie ay Of spud bmpor san. CTY a) Litited to, sothar. vheeoforu, thay) cunnat : oe
[1768]| be sepuratod wiVioUs aude ord; tha whole satforn. or DELO Urrors have baun im ‘
[1769]{ 7 mado re- son baal HOIGVOL, the abeaishtaning . wnteh: daa rush culla “or a yeneral ts ‘
[1770]review of tha peins isles ond obgessives of our enouante ani finanoinl polisy, which t- .
[1772]should be considered the *lrat stnps to be taxen towers nm srue Guonomia start. a ’
[1774]. be
[1775]| For a lon: : tina, she poople responuibla for one: Sconomic and Vinnneial Polloy : i
[1776]had built thoir procrams upon ilinsions. The continuous denosraghio pressura end *
[1778]the influence be govinl progress, togetier with the normal desirs of tha different ‘. —
[1779]classes o? the. populs sion to benefit a reasonable pirt. of the national revenue,
[1780]have mace indiomssdlo the cevelosment of well balanced exonomys This devalop=
[1781]ment oan 29 cononived but in terms of industries: using to the latest extent the
[1783]raw materials anc the rosources of the country. 49 2 natter of faot, the mobilisae
[1785]-
[1786]pe
[1790]. tion of these resourses is paranount for the achiovemen’ of true pro;ress in the
[1791]wey of political liberty ond for the improverent of material living. Education,
[1792]modLleal ocre, jtransrortation fasilities ond the improverent of living conditions
[1793]aro the yrinary requirements for modernining the living gonditions of the pomlation.
[1794]: To pum up, the inerenced production of riches throuzh tho orantion of industries
[1795]and the system: tio exploitation of our subsoil,’ ‘added to other nntural asseta,
[1797]wry
[1800]+, , ahall furnish jthe resourdea nevossary to the adeyuate operation of our syatem. For
[1801]_ ,. fault of sonsidering the situetion in thia point of view, any and all idea of geno=
[1802]Saye valized social wultcre ani national crandour will romain purely n drenme
[1803]|
[1805]|
[1806]j
[1807]|
[1808]Rio
[1809]t
[1810]i
[1812]* The nodernization of asrioulture, and the improvoncnt: of the rural. uy of living
[1813]whieh will result thavevrom should. so abroost with Industrialization. The rapid
[1815]. dnare:se of the rural popgulasion and tho recession of infantile mortality, as well
[1817]a as the eatenaion of 1liPo limit obtained throush ‘the application of By.iene rules,
[1819]. take Lt neseanery to une to the larcest axtent the redects of asrloultural produce
[1821]tion in Prosassing Kanufaotures in order to auoure tho surplus subsistunes to the
[1823], ‘Surplus population tnd, throush the axport of tho. thus proocessud arriaultural re=
[1825]“soota and produsta, supply the Treaeury with tha proper foraten oxahansge | stock
[1827] Redeseary to mednte in A voll bilanged esonemy. vo Ce as
[1829]. an oy
[1832]The improvenont of the Living standard, arn anid hefore, in nubjéot ‘te the adequae
[1833]te ‘developnent of the production anuetay whioh onnnot be attvinad uithout sho: imon
[1834]“Bement of the’ ‘peaplas Lrousht up te a level whioh make-thom nwnre of thuir noeds
[1835]‘and of the Boda hag Goweby and slo develoyaant of their reston rayuent fron. ne 4,.
[1836]hous guaple will midernkind base the ouuent Lal. tient of tho proulum: vouldea dn the
[1838]: Sollowings bution miLibyicbod land, adeqtiaty oquipmant Avenblouw ot Anduotelud,
[1840]inteleny nkbiled
[1842]appiio:bion of vauurinnoud a cb boul tine) tuahniyues, ‘prasauudit
[1845]Inalgan nope gin ote
[1848]14-0000
[1850]j
[1851]j .
[1853]~ t
[1854]w
[1856]It may bo woll to rucaid fiat ak tho Gamivpanes
[1858]1
[1859]tho: importance or tag stanefornation of the
[1861]“ -
[1863]undor Govelsaua countries. ° a : Be . : : i
[1865]_ Al] tais lunds to canwiier she ueotection and preservation of tho understructure
[1866]i, . Me , :
[1868]works of whioh She urcensy aennot be underestimated. slootelo power, roadu, bridces,
[1870]upbaniom, icrisation und drainase system o63;' are tho factory that the conten lated
[1872]dovelooment culls for ita full realiaation. - 7 . .
[1874]\ a . .
[1875]| OF sourge the Hattdan State has always cared for the undoratructure equipmont of
[1877]the country. Uovever, the investments = vary importent at times= 9 thin end havo
[1878]. been made without an nll ont plen, not with al stutistiaol and rational oatime of .
[1879]the country! a needs, but wlth sush awnstos in tho execution that the cneral problem
[1881]of the oountry's brsis oe juiamont is atill a mit tar of sansider: tions
[1882]oho i .
[1883]In Maits, the Nattorial @initel comarises vronily the understruoture equipment
[1885]and the produation aquirment, as % resuls of the frot that our social and xeonamic .
[1887]System laoks 2 natural raoartition of tho funstions an exist in the advanced soun-
[1889]_ tries whore the dtate takes osre of the understrusture equipment while private on-
[1891]terpriss onge208 in production. The ould sation for the Stata to dnvote its activities
[1892]7 t0° both the underutrasture and the production problem, the latter: private initiative |
[1894]1 4 .
[1895]oannot assumes due to failurs or lack af exgerivnca, compels saw stata to build pro=
[1899]por methods and muand to sosolurate the formation ofthe Untional Cnpttal through
[1903]the adequate ard honnest ezploltation of our finanoial HOUBCOOs
[1907]: ‘to thd and, wa orapose co build 9 propran ineluding the. exeoution of spacifia
[1908]projects wvony stusted and for whaisk the finunein, can be ebtuinud from abroagt
[1910]“Ave BUDAeh SAQTLLET $34 Poe i
[1912]“dee Hydro=dleotria Plant at Puliere sesceneesscecansceccensecesaned "20.000-000.=
[1914]“2.0 Slootrifioation of thy Southern Penin win = daut Mathyrine- i
[1915]oon daut du tnxvd? * others CORO ESET ererenenewsseanereneeeeeseres 9.000.000.—
[1917]a | u
[1918]; 3.2 Wharf and Adrport - Por tegue2ring. Oe reeeeoreccercccrececoes ee 62000.000.—
[1920]Whar? and Pos: f.ulldties in tha Southern Poninunta eeeeeeenes 3.000. 000. =.
[1923]: “‘telugonmuni antion system sOasenenasescesoreccosnsoaeasseceeaas * 4e000.000.—
[1924]ewe 38 ngaton - For bequePrinan steeecacaccesousssecusee seas es, 1,900.00.
[1928]1400000 . an]
[1930]LAVERCOD veeseceeeeeeee? 1o020.009, =
[1932]Vor heauePrinna cesece 4.009,000.—
[1934]TONAL scesseensees 3 68,000.000.~
[1936]foo i Cer Mire) ores
[1937]a
[1940]<= Sa Nene
[1942]te artivonita . Pee cece nvennnecresennin
[1943]NODS UNG cececvcccseseccecensrececvcees
[1945]SIUVA mew cccc cece erncscncscccesesesseces
[1947]* orth Poet eeesaeenseroensestansesereseses
[1949]Vasatalla M1 reCinary ccccccacccccsccccccccvccscscuseencese
[1950]. We= Saber oi Srera sting TINS sevcccsccscccccccenecesessanece
[1952]14,4 Sanioon Starch Betraating ClUNt cesccesesecacccccsecesecese
[1953]Bay 4
[1954]19,— Salt istinary [Tonsivas) cecccesveccssccccvcesecsccesseseen ”
[1956]- 200s Jegame (Lil Trosassiny Planh caccscecvssescvcccececesesesse
[1958]Qlo— Sanann (ndusisy cecneccccscccasccerssecveccssncccncscescces
[1960]ws 22.4 denned “euise Flant Soo erase nvarereneeserecucessveresasenee
[1962]23.
[1964]Ssinnine Nall Tos eeeeeeeeseeecnseneseereesecaeseneeseeseune.
[1966]Hensel indusiry Rese rerseeereresesaseceneseesessarersansees
[1967]Bstimatel enas Sor the whole secceevceeses’ 32s 900.000.~
[1968]GRAND TOTAL ececeseccccccccssccsscssenceed 100. 009.000.—
[1970]Witain the framework of the objuotives outlinad in this summury, We propose
[1972]“the ‘orention of an acensy Sibled "Mabional Planning Conmittea", Gonourrently with
[1973]‘tats Combs want. ba srented a Bank For, S2qnomla Savelonmont.
[1975]‘tg Hational Plan Sing Soemnittee would build a ‘plan of goneral flavelopnent of.
[1976]“whiob the oxesution would ayread over a period of 25 yaars, auplut into 5 year pe-
[1977]‘‘ploda. Bs Dlans aud pcosrams aspllaable t9 each parted would ba oagouted nider
[1978]the olose auservission of the Soumittee, and Modi2iud in aaordanas with such econo=
[1979]ate shunzea as moy havoen. ‘cho vroceam would be maintained in a permunont baving 7 |
[1981]as oP all vweald be ‘prepared a priority order whiah would ne. . baood on the ;
[1982]nervous aonters of $he caenamy fia ba atoutihbeneds | Thin priorhty order would em= i
[1983]brace 2 a voll uoor linn zad anil sonata noutonas baund tion abuuevin ston and oxpertandes
[1986]14-0000
[1988]cmt Bee ee et aan . poo Ms -
[1990]Kortunce Sante, Agehoslturel 3 hural Gredit Yank and other ‘inaneial inatitutions
[1992]“with low revenun, 269.
[1994]* will work jointly ant slosoly vith the Mbtoruvtioual Lonetary nds, the 312%, and ¢
[1996]i
[1998]t
[2000]the foreicn hnive
[2002]jointly when them YALL asian of om mesionel
[2004]As Sor the agatutense | a flv. aa tn ae anibia tive taumrids the devolopment
[2008]to poorsenize our b bewktng 4 sutbots oy the rrention ‘af a Jontrel Yank t Stock ozchanse,
[2010]such as Savings % Teedit Jenk, Jani for Jinan: ng low sest Ususins Por the psople
[2012]Beaidesy nosesintidens shell ba made with the Intcrnatisnal Financing Connany
[2013]which kas been ovented Intely in order to finande untionel private entorprises. fo
[2014]the BID in view of obtainin; tha financing o2.a oertnin ‘asount of revenue — produ-
[2015]cing projects. At the ono time, we ghnll endeavour to stren then the position of
[2016]our national GUPLUNGTe :
[2018]In addition, tha Sudsetary Leform will ba neoonyli shed. a Nutional Budgetary
[2019]policy whioh observes the di? feranea between pumninissentive: exogenses end capital
[2021]‘ | expencitures shall permit a proper adantation | oc the budset to the requirem:nts of
[2023]the eson rony'so Ag to wake of it a trua inutruront oF 2 Generel polioaye Ca
[2025]also Tie Pisoul policy shall taze into aaaount tha requiromonts of the economy.”
[2026]A revision of the Sustoms Leriff shall be pursed and maie. Kenasures shall also be °
[2027]- taken to guaranty honesty andl intogrity in handling tha State's Funds. Just consi-~
[2029]der thet for the fineal years 4949-1950 to 1956-57, tha total dinbursements of the -
[2030]state has reaiind tha cum of 3s 1,350,595, 631.4,, or around $270.000.000.-, and that
[2031]the lurgeatjyortion of thie sum hus ase inte/triple expenses er sorved for speota-.
[2033]wo | . . ; :
[2034]“-qular works! moot of which with absolutely no evonomio justification. In this sum / |
[2035]' ere not inoluded neitnor the varioug tinancial disbursements made outside of the -
[2037]budget throug th leann obtained during the sama. \pariod aml whioh brousht the publio |
[2039]debt up to os 2494194.0N0. or 349.936.500.= A at September 30, 1957, nor the- i
[2040]‘expenses aupgoorted oy thea nonefisonl aanounta: ‘and ths various autonomena enterprises
[2041]of the State. All thie iu the evidense that the formation or the National Capital...
[2042]dan: be worta4d out bhran lh sound aumind ate: ation. : - .
[2044]“As regard Publiie Minne. ‘omphaste uhall ‘be made on the “following pointer
[2045]‘Te. larmontaation of tha Cluosh. polioy wlth the adonamta poliayy
[2046]fae Marmont an tion af the  warkgetncy polluy whith tha eaonomia ee
[2048]i
[2050]4
[2051]t
[2054]14-0000
[2056]“4ew Creation of-new seivesa oenks Sortie dov¢loyaunt of hanlcrafst and industry;
[2058]Sen Reorernisuation of tie. ony i) Court of Adsnunts. unon such vasia as shall guaron-
[2060]ty its most complete) BUONO an)
[2062]wen . .
[2064]6.—- Reor ;aniz sion of whe be aa saent of cinanse. fnsecration of tho finance Ivapac-
[2065]sion service ans tho “dis Agsoun sine #ithin the genorel Accuunting
[2067]Te— Complete retorm of ous fiseal lo, jhalation | ‘ay ‘maans of mea ures anle to modify
[2068]the structieg af fiua lity so to atinin a ovtter ocientation of the aconozmia
[2069]and finineinl poliey of ths sountry; ‘
[2071]8.= kemodollin:; ow Cone of Sommorog in order to give more guaronties to local and |
[2072]’ foreign creditors, and to adapt’ the law to the reyuirements of internal exchanges
[2074]If the atenichtonin; o* our public finance igs of prinary importanoa, praduotion
[2075]and equipment cre likewiso necessary. Thorefora, in the execution of the 25 yoar de-
[2076]velopment plan subdmitte! and within the priority order to be invited out by the
[2078]Rational Plannin; Conmittee, serious sonsideration shall be givon to the following
[2080]revenue productinz and undoratruature pre jeotat
[2082]yo.
[2083]a) Colonization and tranuformation oft the rural centers throu:rh the intecration :
[2085]of the azrisultural seotion in the “esonomic, political and social life of the
[2087]country in order to obtain better esonomic and’ social results, and to attain |
[2088]the followin, primacy objestivoss :
[2090]“Zo: Increase production, oo co a : 3
[2094]aoe ete eA, TE PERE ONC RCAC TT na: etm
[2096]7, “ IE a Build willeyes in order to: avoid the dinperaion at the rural jroups and thay
[2098]to batter use the sorsing foree of ‘the community:
[2100]Kaisa the rurnl living standard, and, —
[2102]jsswes to the rural lnvorer a permanent! living upon the voonomia lot through |
[2104]an odeyuste acrardin potormy Cicht the. peasant's inolinxtion to migrate. to the
[2106]», tome and thereby, proteus’ agrioultures
[2108]0 we
[2110]we “all ef this implies that probleas guall have to be sold “in as vardous fields ao
[2111]| -Bducation, Publis Hualth, Housin:, ‘teanapartation, Avvisultural Credit, Agrdeultural
[2112]Setenston, Asionltural uguipmens, Ieriv entions Dr:. Annes KMeforant ration and the
[2114]14-0000
[2116]However, the transfor af yart of the ati sintuurol “Yador to Industry, to be
[2118]aporeciabls, shill nesessitate the crention; besides the agricultural industrios, .
[2119]oP othe onternrisus to process either tha resourses of ow sub-soil, or imported
[2121]rewematerials.
[2123]In this fiell, wa shall concentrate our efforts on the Following:
[2125]le= Projest for the proce:sing of coponus and. vezotabdle oils.
[2126]2.— Protory fox dushydirate soconut lor export. ‘
[2127]Bee Verotuble Oil axtratin; Zlant Tor lesel conuumytion.
[2128]Toilet soan Sxatory
[2129]5.— ExtengBlon of fulm vil Plants and Produstion of Olea sinous.
[2130]Cooon Yroduotion along with a roasasing i’lant. ;
[2131]To~ Extension of Cotton Sroduation for a modern spinning-hill.
[2132]“Bo- Spinnins-"i11, - .
[2133]Se= Plant for the preperation of Hydrophil and Absorbent Jotton ) (160,cona)..
[2134]10.— Srontion of a Hoohanioal Industry with branches over the whole territory for
[2135]the manufastura of eurisultural tosis end spara parts for all kinda machines.
[2136]Plant for the wanufseture of lew 903% ‘alsotric range and of all oleotria
[2137]": aonessoblos. a .
[2138]Plant for the Produotion of Crannis Portilizer.
[2139]Aosombling: Industriaa ‘to work Cor Export...
[2140]Sisal, Putte user Cana Straw Froceusiny Planta...
[2141]- Bottle manufestura. ot,
[2142]Bafaty matoh “actors.
[2143]Paper whlle 0 O.
[2145]Pishtn; Industry.
[2150]hduenonto Hovalopnetnibs havatova wha luvs: be ba. van atta dnadderntiuna. thie. Amwo
[2151]Yonent and eatonalon of our rou: ‘an pnt netics un ovdar to anlage the rural
[2152]smaalcats only. Haran, sh ood ‘ends and wut fhabont and loruout tranaortntion mann
[2157]14-0000
[2161]-nunte te tha oriay Ane Suntiona. vhesa reohlttion §
[2163]enema ernment ne Ln tee
[2165]the ’ ko it pountlo to daside-on tho
[2166]cre markio im: glurtation ot now industries and ion the exten’ to he itiven to tho i
[2167]develon: ent of various 29ne3 in lino with tho oll our programs ‘
[2168]om ?
[2169]+f - if
[2170]These srall bo soncidereds ; 8 - ’
[2171]a) The asphaltins or oomenting of all main roadns the stonning of all perondary reads, |: 4
[2172]end the construation of new ronuds. : a)
[2173]») Sho sonstruatlon of telophorios to join certain vonnodd ty-nvoduvins sontar.s to
[2174]; ‘i . :
[2175]a urban cantorus - a os —* er Yd '
[2176]0) Orgenication of en adequate reilvay system hoe : a, ao _¢ :
[2177]a) Untioualj aation of coneral transportation (transport en commun).
[2178]f : . . 4
[2179]Ae for marine ivansyo. tution, our country has not yet cxploitad ita. insuler posi- ey .
[2180]tion and its jaograghio sltuation. ci.ther than ‘aveloping normmplly, our seasting= .
[2181]veosel is jeopordy for lan oY well oguipel dry doo! ‘3, also duo to the inoufficient | 5 ‘
[2182]technisal pransration of our anilors. Yet, the. tinrina, way rozains the oheasest in .
[2183]: internal trode. _ , _ }
[2184]We shell conuider the creation ‘af a Eavisation ‘sohool, the neqninition of a mer- _ Fe re
[2186]““ghant Vorine for exturnal truto, and we shall (jive suoh fasilitiocu-as ean fnotlitate : ti
[2187]i the aaiernization of tho soastine=vesaels, tna, opening of now porta for oxternal tra-
[2188]_ dey the aonasmuablon of a modern and frea por’ in Port-ou-l'rines to nerve as ware
[2190]“ghousing for caodn sonsi.ned to certain south=lnerdoan rountrios, algo the repair
[2192]_and modernization of our existing norta. . a
[2194]Tor yy
[2196]in the field of adr-trann: portation, theao uhall be created ao national ‘airline to
[2198]a Porteauelrdnny with Poraign ofties. Shall : nlge be srontud nirports in the lar=
[2199]ge towns of thu Fopublia. _ : out ;
[2201]ie is olvriows ‘that the susceun ‘of this 3r0,; seam “whieh ‘anils for ‘dinbursenonta
[2202]ndliiony Jollaza 4 (53459040004000%-)
[2204]O donyletu wie dantiay
[2205]: . GH Ruw bankn li hath Mal sowumaie uth fhe Vidas, a) Gunna sutton) Furlodle one
[2207]14-0000
[2209]-b) Ovzanigstion 27 the 34
[2211]influence. 4? shall wis she 5 BANG
[2213]. Et : :
[2214]0) Hemodellins of ur divteront totes %: 4 them to the yrasent economio: and. -
[2216]ench’ mersurea 23 can speed up loyal
[2218]decisions © Ab h
[2219]a) Qaaglete ousn sipation oe worten ‘rho puall be bo to 7111 the samo administrati-
[2220]vo end tech ‘nical positions ¢ ag many inasmuch as they «. nm quglified; ‘ ae
[2221]e) fechnidal assistance shall be reyuosted fron the following International Insti-
[2222]tuidonet MAS, CHU, BIRD, SHI, and BID towards a complete ramadelling of public
[2223]‘administration, mainly for the adequate exauution of the general plans. .
[2224]f) Remodellins of National dducation, for Hduss tion is basic for the success of
[2225]all actions understaken by the community. ‘she remodellin> o2 our univorsities
[2226]and tho new orientation to be civen to our Srimary, Secondary, Superior and
[2228]: soclel conjinsiure, and the adoption of
[2229]' Profegsionsl vshools shall be in lino. with the formation of our toobnioiens
[2231]and our Philoscoslic of Lducations oO ‘ ‘ — : sty
[2233].Theas are, briefly, tie various chaseu of the programs intended to change the
[2234]“,wooial and oconenic struct burda of the country. ee
[2236]ies - ‘ . oe
[2238]~ Byer sinee tne conquest of his independence, the ialtian, to-dnte, hus been
[2240]a:fferings morally as the reault of ar. excessive disoriminations physleally becau=-
[2241](6@ Of a craminal wisunderstandiny and a venernlized corruation, 60 much uo that
[2242]“the ingrassion rennins this corruption, hag boon made & politioal syatem
[2244]: A new concept ix imperative to assure the nornn] ‘diatribution of the? National
[2245]righes. A now vonsept of whioh tia sonoration shall bu assoapliohed, by the sound:
[2246]* portion of the country jointly with tho spyaleliaed axenotes of the United States
[2247],. Fovernnent.
[2249]14-0000
[2251]5 era caster atte net mat roma ae tate
[2253]: ayare of evolution, it is because, to the end, their social atruggles reaulé into
[2255]their production in the course of tine ie to len to appreciate, thes to utilise
[2256]. fecundate theme ; . vfon
[2257]- Bere difficult to adopt it ae the motte of our collective Dehavior. We are only a i : =
[2258]few to grasp thie thruth because this phase of our social _oonpotitions results into
[2260]olenic ian and fea up, afterwards by the old regine ‘of oppresion was the creation,
[2261]et the various levela of our scoieties of o complex. of self. deatruction, that turned
[2263]“while Delieving he 1s moving towards hie rightful interest, one. has the impression... |
[2264]“+, hat tho. community ie unable to find ite vas without the help of a trustee, hensd
[2265]the inplicite er public acknowledgenent of the superiority of the former hese. i
[2267]‘wang bistery of celonialian should zouse the lad diane? theught in ord that they aay
[2268]‘endeavour to: dnereace their. national potentiallitics and over appacvsate and respect |
[2270]FRIDAY 24th Aucust 2 itt
[2272]1
[2276]If the ‘competitive commit tio are 80 ayanie and impose by the rate of their * ‘
[2278]economic terms through the production of valuable non superior to their consumption.
[2280]Because wo failed to draw up our balanoe=aheot, at eaoh epoch of our life, we do
[2281]not seem to understand that we ore arriving ‘at inverse reports. Our bachwarenese is
[2283]the result of this negative unbalance between the » production and the consumption of 7
[2284]our valuable none _ :. v
[2286]We should be concious of the urgonoy if not to change our method of struggling, at
[2288]least to come. up with superior prinaiples susceptible of making our struggles less
[2289]’ poodve and much more profitable to the community. ‘On this point, the exazple offered vo ‘
[2291]ty more advanced countries of which we are copying, the bad sides onn de of service
[2293]#o us. To decrease the rate of consumption of our valuable’ men in order to increase
[2295]and to respect then. We anal, thereby, “oreate the condition that will preserve and a .
[2297]Ce ed eo,
[2299]We know, ‘indeet, that 10 is extrezely hard te come to this reaconing, ‘ie ie wae’: _
[2301]@ mass of historic factors. The first effect of our. internal divisions generated by
[2303]oe
[2305]line ne
[2307]Ante a ecoial cannibalisne In the production of thie event where everyone, without
[2308]undergoing in cay vay the influence of a mystic or of a euperior principle, is moved 4!
[2310]hese truthe that ave found ia filigree: thoughout. the pages of nodern and contcayen,
[2312]14-0000
[2314]or vourase ‘in. the Bolitiosl, wilitary’ ind ‘ velloctual domain we have had real
[2315]otaree However, our evononic ond eosial Metory is rathor poor on a certain point
[2317]of view. This seans that very for are “‘tbyae whos in spite of nusoroun obstacles,
[2319]have eucceeded by notably increasing tho. national evonomy ani improving the ‘living
[2320]oondition of our people. Qur underatanding st she ““Senevolent State" Fequires that -
[2321]this objective be ite main job. ;
[2323]There have boen nunorous attenpta, indeod. Comes to our memory Pantaléon duilbaud,
[2324]the tobacco king during the time of our youth, but at last? just fugitive atteapts?
[2326]If thie ie the case and of we really loves this oountry we wish to de fully oars, our
[2327]‘duty ia to tie up the old san binding us, and meaning hatred, meanness, ctove all,
[2329]envy. Then we will limit the consumption of our valuable mone
[2331]. Bot #0 long ago, we have written an artiole about ‘DreDay vhen his laboratory wes
[2332]@onsuned hy fire. ve did it then bevause in our opinion, for tro generations, this
[2333]Rane stood as the sumbol of oontinsity for the community. In the same epirit, we
[2334]would like to evoke a new nase, another :0cial value who deserves adairation. fhie
[2335]mame ie Clomard Joseph CHAHLSS. :
[2337]mais enersion dates back froa yesterday, and ye, he is already a pioneer. Dark,
[2338]average in sise. Quick yes under a. boad forehead which is already gravwed by a prena-
[2339]ture baldness. Thie ie hia phieical stature in bricf. Still young, only 39 yeare of
[2340]ages Clenard Josezgh CHARLES was. bora in Gonaives in April 1923 and is proud of bie
[2341]peasant origin. It was in thie town that he received bia primary and seoundary educa-
[2342]tien, at the *Yrires do 1*Instruction Curétienne* and the “Lycée Geffrard" Schools,
[2344]IR wee alse 4a thie Artibdonite that he degen: -the atruggle for life, first as a rural
[2345]. Seacher. Ais fathor's death in 1939 marked a staye in his life. He had to take over
[2347]the heavy responsibidity of mecting his family needs. Charles then proved to be a
[2349]‘ @icoiplined ean and becase ouscessively oraftasan, plantation supervieor, without
[2351]giving up intellectual studies; he ventured in Journalism as an amateur. Ae a progrec=
[2352]eivenind, be strongly belicves in the value of effort. From one activity, he goes to
[2354]*. gpother end is acver discouraged by obetacles. Ho ic a san who searches bia way and :
[2355].. £6 determined to find 40. In 1947, db». was General Controller of the Banana Industry
[2357]fn tae south and the yoar after, he was appointed General Agent for a Corporation.
[2359]" Bie aunerous contacts gave 5: w at. tulsa tine sufficient business experience fer bis
[2361]te undertake his em businzae: Tm 1949, he eottled se Manufacturer's Agent and dealt:
[2362]in imperteRupert. By dint of dincipiire, of drnamion and tenueity, the little vara
[2364]— me
[2366]on ©
[2369]14-0000
[2371]< Sores 4 RT or
[2373]teacher of the yoar 1939 ic already vell know as an experienced businessman, and
[2374]bis relations Overseas are such that in 1953, he was appointed aa a aember of an.
[2375]Beononio Hiseion: ‘gant ta London by the Sovernnent. Ha did go well that one year la~ . ‘ .
[2376]ter, he wae enctintod by the Jovernaent with the niasion of nasosciating a contract ‘
[2377]with the Qeneral - sleatrio of coventry for ‘the improvement and extension of our tele=
[2378]communication system. In 1957» as a nenber of another mission, he took past in the
[2379]_ International Conference in Brussels, In the meantime, Chemard Joseph CHARLES devo= ;
[2380]ted himself to various commercial and industrial activities. ‘ile life ie shared |
[2381]Detween hie office in the Capital City and numerous tripe in the country vhere he
[2382]kept inquiring on possibilities of investsent. vhenever you happen to meet hin, he
[2383]epeskes .f new projecta for the developnent: of the country. His waiting-coom ia
[2384]always full of people either awaiting inatructiona for the countrigs, or agente, -
[2385]aleo of other people asking for credit. Anoag his enterprises we note the Universal
[2386]; Witérpriee Co. (USACO) the National Deutsch Associates, The Cotton Industry in the
[2387]; South and Yharles-Mews & Co., without “‘Renaionning the wranchea of his store, All
[2389]Theee activities do not ninder aim from representing the Jeneral Plectple Co.,Ltd.
[2390]of London and the Siemens Sohukert Werke Co.’
[2392]| Bat the wasterpiose of his life as a businessman was the creation in 1960 of
[2393]the Commercial Bank of Haiti, a project he had long. been dreaning of His initiative
[2394]ranka him as a great Fioneer. The Commercial Bank of Haiti is the first private Hai-
[2396]tian Bank. “hen one reals that the National. Bank was redeemed only in 1949 to beco=
[2398]me property of the Haitian State, then one will realise tke amount of daring throught,
[2399]tenacity and broadness of view it took Clemard Jooph CHARLES in such a place to
[2400]: aa materialise this creation. that will have a- part in the Koonoaio History of our coun
[2402]ape
[2404]try. Glenard Joseph GHARLES ia the inage of a new typo. of businessaan we did not
[2406]é - . know before. He brake up with the low oustoma of tradosnen, these brokers who find
[2407]| @hemeelves selfishty satisfied with profit sargine which the acoumilate in banks
[2409]abroad and whe begin again the routine each year. The.reason for the vackwardness .
[2410]: @2 sur saczee ie that they do not have the support of an enterprising bourgecisic |
[2411]| qmeating welfare opportunities. Charles believes that it chould not de left to the we
[2413]State alone the duty of promoting the economic development of the country. He in: io : —_ t
[2415]_* ell evare of nie aiesion ana ae knowe that he set give @ hand to the less fortunes. Fee
[2416]bad enos to help thoir evolutions Therefore, ‘this Counerciel Bank thet hag aes. with;
[2418]a te naay people with lew pays Tf we do not ‘Leoee faith in this country and that we :
[2419]Welieve Sn ite poventialition, then ve. veliove thet a.'Pioneer as Clenard Joseph
[2420]ue / OUARLES ) oust te bs ) better known in order to be. vetter ‘underatood and encouraged,
[2422]Lonmin beet unenee
[2424]“f
[2425]Hy
[2430]4
[2431]i
[2432]4,
[2433]t
[2435]H
[2438]14.0000
[2440]. t . . . . 7 .
[2441]. . foe 8 ye . es
[2442]. . : . 1 so oe , :
[2444]This ie the reason for our writing his article. At the same time wa would like | .
[2445]to present to the youth a. model of honesty, discipline and tenscity in a community 7
[2446]: _ that so guch lakes “iese qualities. . ; : 3
[2448]. oo : an . a Veg .
[2449]. . . ' . - : vo, . . ‘sf
[2450]; 3 5
[2454]renee
[2457]14-0000
[2459]red grapes, ns “ cs egg Ee same per -
[2460]¥ wD bet Pars cp pe eer eee mr Meare tes,
[2462]. a ean oa a . mM OR Ta en,
[2463]2 2 . tha Oe _ “ys
[2465]JOSEPH CHARLES
[2468]ae a
[2469]Roehl
[2470]: wo
[2472]ug Md tage ye
[2473]Need Rhy FA acer ene
[2474]Ur patad ote te a FM sc chle tog
[2475]: War at font hee Aa I)
[2477]‘4
[2478]lle ss
[2479]x alee
[2481]SE oe aye ety 0 igh © 15, z ;
[2482]ee Cea ne
[2485]2
[2487]let te Leh SR A ne
[2489]le Pee
[2491]tee a ee ee
[2493]_ ‘ Fi
[2494]. . - Ff
[2495]. i, .
[2496]- ‘ i
[2497]- ne |
[2498]a : .
[2499]4 .
[2500]i ; .
[2501]# .
[2502]: . : ot .
[2505]: t .
[2507]. ! . ot
[2510]14-0000
[2512]- pre HOTA ° Me “ ‘ a : ChlaclkurL #10 , a
[2515]ult VON CMT RLG
[2516]Sted ees ate a
[2518]role sO
[2521]“y 2 erieeo-erance, Maiti, Je LL, Seutamtre 1905. a ’
[2522]: Lhaitn chassivues : Institution St.couis de Geaterie, + 7
[2523]i Leercacurget sie. rPartic. : ;
[2524]: Licenci® en Groit, Avosat cu Tarvau de Port-au-ir ince.
[2526]DPocteus 2s-lettres, 2oLoris cause, de Ll  Universit$ ce Lybdic (2357)
[2528]Sentrieur , ;
[2530]'
[2531]4
[2532]i
[2533]i
[2534]3
[2535]3
[2538]4
[2540]BUSSEGIMELSNT. Professcur ¢C'Snseignesent prinaire, Sceniciza of
[2542]Frotesscur a la facults de “roit ce Portemi-rrince, feiti.
[2543]Profesneur fe Sociolosie st 2" Hstoire cu Droit,
[2545]rrofenseur G2 Droit A l'sencimte idlitaire a@’lsiti,
[2547]erofesseur a'Zcononie Policiave ot ce Geograchie Gonuerciais a
[2548]MV Ingtitat Cos -ercial d'iaita, © .
[2550]Doyen ce la Facvits de vroit do Pprtq-nu-reince (1946).
[2558]|
[2560]RIITS FUBLILUN. Gon rissalre du Gouvernement pras le Trittact
[2561]Civ ae rort-au-rrince, on
[2562]Juge eau Tribunel Civil do cort-au-Prince,
[2563]. _ Shaateur €o la Rpublique (1946-i957)
[2564]: Président 2u Stnat et de l'Assembléo Nationale (2987) ve
[2566]Seer $taire G'Stat de l'iducetion Nationale et Ze la Just ica (1947)
[2567]Secraétairs c'itat cu Travail et de la Sant Publique (1950) ‘ é
[2569]|
[2573]CAR IERS DIPLOVATILD
[2575]UZ, ieubre de la D&l$ration a'Zaiti a le Pre-
[2577]idre Session de l’Assemblée G4néralo des Nations-Unies (1546)
[2578]et a le freniére Partie do la Deuxiéme Session ce la dita Assen
[2579]blige (1247) ;
[2580]D$l4eus Fermanent aux Nations-Unies (1947)
[2581]Ambassadeur & Paris (1948) ms oe 4
[2582]Chef de ta DSlémation G'Haiti A la Troisiéme Session de 1'Assom--
[2583]blée GouSraio des Nationa-Unies, tenue a Paris en 1946, .
[2584]Rapporteur de la Troisisme Commisainn (Dreits de 1'Hoane)
[2585]Chef ce la Lalémation d'Haiti 4 la. Conférence Génfgrale ce
[2586]- "UNESCO, tenve A Bicxico on 1347, oo -
[2587]Président de la Délégation c'Haiti & la Conférence Interperle-
[2588]". mentaire tenuo 4 Helsinki (1955), SO, ;
[2589]% + Dlégua des Intollectuels “aitiens av Premier Congres de Cul-
[2590]. ture des Intellectuels Noirs, teau a Paria en. 1956," .
[2591]-- Q@hef de te Ligsion Permanente da'Haiti aux Nations-Unies (1257)
[2592]Cdservaisur 2 la Conférence des ‘Etats Indépendants a Afri se (L9E%2
[2593]’ Ambassacecur d‘Haiti en- Ethiopie, (1958): . 7
[2595]DECORATIONS. Officter do 1'Ordre de L'hducation Nationale,
[2596]Officior de L'ordre:.du Merfite Agricole, 4
[2598]_ Oyend Officier de liordre du Sénin Noir, a
[2599]Grand Officier do l'Ordro fonneur ct Mivite, — co
[2600]Grand'Groix do L'Ordre de l'Inddzondunce ae. ta Lybie,: re
[2602]Greni'troix do L'Ordre ce L'Btoile de la République de Somalie,:
[2603]Niee-fraaifient de la socibté Afrdeaine de Culturo. so :
[2607]‘ as
[2611]14-0000
[2613]- . . ~ i .
[2615]. . ‘ aa fy - f
[2616]. : a , . r
[2617]. . . , ' be
[2619]SOCIETE ANONYME DE manque |
[2620]AU CAPITAL AUTORIGE DE UN MILLION DEUX CENT GINQUANTE MILLE QouRcgs
[2621]: FONDEE EN 1960
[2623]taaaa DS | THE AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION
[2624]PORT-AU-PRINCE, TLASTI ,
[2626]‘. PAMVEISR Leas oo
[2631]A EN EE ER OTD a Here LC
[2633]ee Src cree
[2636]a
[2638]RP See tort steam tte yigeegee
[2643]Be
[2644]1
[2645]3:
[2646]as
[2647]Ld a g :
[2650]14-0000
[2652]14-0000
[2654]. . “ote ‘ : a :
[2655]{TRAC vinta poi nema ht AMANO A AS dcet” CR HERE PI GOTHIC! USAT f OINIGE ATE EME A MRED ete OR EE APES EGRET SM HTT TRAE TES Cen toma
[2656]. ol, : oa Lot -
[2657]§ Lod , :
[2658]. . pres . .
[2661]BANQUE COMI
[2663]a, Bilan arrété au 21 Janvier 1963 Be |
[2665]REALISABLES 5 .....ccsccosscssssssnensasnessronscesscnsncenensrenssssenessee
[2668]Titres et Bons du Trésor du Gouvernement , .
[2670]FHATten oo ccseesesssscssenrssseneensesseseeasenee 197,950.00 |
[2671]Bons A Présentation (Warrant et Divers)
[2672]Préts, Escomptes et Autres .........00.+
[2674]10.621.25 & sneonsennsen snecnsencngsies 10.
[2676]Provisions pr. int. & payer s/dépits A Terme Gdes !
[2677]veemmacen: Ges @788210 -———Brovisions pour di ‘
[2678]Matériel et Mobilier . Gdes 72.057.10 __-Réserves pour dépréciation
[2679]Vobicules n..cseese 24.750.00 wu .
[2681]“ Cantlonnement «srccsssesowseeareessereeeernees 1075.00 | WALBUR A REGULARISER t ...cccssccsucscscene:
[2682]INTANGIBLES to...
[2684]347870.75 |. — Eacomptes pergus son acquis..... ...
[2685]Fraka.dle constitution oo... scsessssvsesssestosceeess
[2686]Frais de premier établissement .........00 322.204.49
[2688]Gdes 25.868.35 ‘CAPITAL AUTORISE : ....
[2689]VALEUR A REGULARISER : sesewensesvorenes Gidea 127,028.80
[2691]Tntéréta acquia non porgus ...
[2692]Manques et Surplus de caisse .
[2694]PARTS DE FONDATEURS 2 ......ccscsssssessorere ssssereee
[2696]6.670.90 .
[2697]62.10 . .
[2698]4366.65
[2700]y
[2701]'
[2702]1
[2704]conesronseces Pour méimolre
[2706]TOTAL ACTIF : Gdea 3.419.018.70
[2707]+ ———SS
[2709]TR
[2712]14-0000
[2714]cwrgtht os E
[2715]read
[2717]mange aki BA oat
[2719]Tne?
[2721]GSES" F508 BERN CIE LER eee HeCa eats sean,
[2723]CONSEIL TECHNIQUE : '  CORRESPONDANTS ETRANGERS
[2725]Dr. Lebert JEAN-PIERRE : Ancier Membre du Conseil d’Administration * _ tO : |
[2727]de la B. N. R. H. — 1960-1961 ” ; 4
[2729]‘ \ IRVING TRUST COMPANY * : New-York
[2730]St. Louis JEANTY : Ancien Directeur Général des Contributions ; . .
[2732]- t947-1950 oo ‘! EMPIRE TRUST COMPANY 2 New-York !
[2734]‘ , . i
[2736]J. Remusat THEBAUD —;_ Ancien Directeur de la B. N. R. Hl. ' PAN AMERICAN BANK OF MIAMI; ’: Miami
[2740]. '. MANUFACTURERS HANOVER TRUST COMPANY : New-York
[2742]Moise E. CADET : Ancien employé de la B..N. R. H. 7
[2744]1946-1949 | ‘THE AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY Ine. 2 New-York
[2746]| Tent |
[2748]Nelson GELIN : Ancien employé de la B..N.R. He | _ AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY |
[2750]1949-1957 |
[2752]. . to, FIRST NATIONAL, BANK OF BOSTON .
[2754]4 . |
[2756]' MIDLAND BANK LIMITED
[2758]CREDIT LYONNAIS
[2761]14-0000
[2763]. - rr . :
[2764]" . . - > . a .
[2765]. Peo 2 . 2 a
[2766]- ‘ ie : ; ty .
[2768]paiement nin tsp ce a ERE SE ENE MLAS OOS
[2771]Bsc I FEN A OED TE AE RLERIEE
[2773]HrerrensragiyedY
[2775]BANQUE COMMERCIALE D'HAITI . | _ ; a.
[2776]Exécute toutes opérations do Banque en Haiti et & PEtranger : . | a . oo Se .
[2777]NOTAMMENT : | a ne,
[2778]Crédits Commerciaux et Lettres de Crédit 4 | ; a . - re so :
[2779]| esta te Vora en
[2780]Dépéts A vue (Compte Courant) _ a oe , A :
[2781]: Dépéts & Terme mB _ : . .
[2782], Con:pte d’Epargne a — -. . a _ . : ; NE mo,
[2783]Effets de commerce : oe — . . : " Te : ‘ 7 ye :
[2784]- | Hypotheques re am ] Be . Aone
[2785]Ouverture de crédit & I'Importation at & la Production aa als ae ae
[2787]Achats et Ventes de change (chéques et transferts)
[2789]a
[2792]14-0000
[2794]tp les
[2796]anpoules ,
[2800]Wt Nps
[2802]VA Figure de
[2804]RC oo
[2806]Si les sockétés compétitives
[2807]» @ont. tellement dynamiques et s'im
[2808]* posent par la rapidité de leur ey
[2810]* fond lew lutton sociules qui e’y ti
[2811]. Wrent ne woldent en termes Gouna
[2812]miques pur une. production de rn
[2816]_. | Naus autres, pour-ne noun &
[2817]t
[2819]. tre vd soucits do faire, a cha-
[2821]que dpoguo notre bilan, nous n'a-
[2822]2 wons pos Vair do noug rendre
[2824]«omapte que nous aboutissons aA
[2825]..dea_rapports inversos, Notre re-
[2826]« tard eat dd A ce déséqullibre ne
[2827]+, gatlf ontro la productiun et la
[2828]consommation de nos Valcurs.
[2829]Nous an sommes tous: responsa-
[2831]|
[2832]. I cy
[2833]|...“ Mh nots faut 8tre econsctonta ste
[2834]i ., Ia nécessité stnon de chanwer in -
[2835]i, * forme de nos inttes, du moine dy
[2836]pt. datvoduire des prineipes  sipe
[2837]. Fours supceptibles. de les rendre
[2838]. ‘ @ necives et plis profitabtes
[2839]. | Dt & Ia collectivité, Sur co paint,
[2841]Yexomple d'autres pave plus a:
[2842]vanc4a dont nous tmitons les mau
[2843]vals cités peut nous nervir. Ra-
[2844]Tentir te rythme de Ia consomtn '
[2845]ton de non Voloura pour an aug
[2846]menter ia production dans te
[2847]~ tampa, c'est en effet approndre
[2849]gomme alllours A les apprécier, &
[2850]lea ullliser, & les reapecter. bu
[2851]“goup, Novs wuronsa créé des condi
[2853]; nef eur. fottvorvation & tour:
[2855]Noun aavona cortes, qu'il est ox
[2856].Awtmomons diffictie darriver A
[2858]i
[2860]6a nements, voire d’en fal
[2861]3.¥0 Ja mobile de = compurtements
[2862]volleetifs, On ext une minorits a
[2868]we véautto tun cnavimblo de fav
[2870]ES. Hlatoriques, Lor ilivlelune
[2872]ou do tous ordros eecrdtées
[2874]Bat culonlalisma ot apprutin:
[2875]head
[2879]A suite seve Hinfluance
[2880]a -pehae
[2882]fa
[2884]tf do Mansion rdytine
[2885]ont pour promier of.
[2887]dane’ sre divas mle
[2891]GSYLVANIA
[2893]LIGHTING PROGUCTS USA
[2899]La Marque de confiance et de Durée ...
[2901]DON MOHR SALES CORPORATION 9.4
[2903], &vat avee ia Gererel Electrie
[2907]Je
[2909]QUOTIDIEN LE PLUS ANCIEN D'HAITE —PONDE EN 1896
[2913]de répondre aux besoins de la fa
[2914]mille. Charles fait alors preuve
[2915]de discipline et devient tour a
[2916]tour artisan, superviseur de pisn
[2917]tation, sans négliger le commer-
[2918]co Jos choses intullectuelies en
[2919]faisang du journalisme amateur.
[2921]demment en la valeur ‘te l'effort.
[2922]2 pane d'une activité & une au
[2923]tre et ne se laisse jamais décau-
[2924]Tager par les obstacles. C'est un
[2926]est déterminé d la trouver, En
[2927]U947.nous la voyons comme Con
[2928]tréleur Général de l'industrie ba
[2929]naniére dans le Sud et Fannée
[2930]suivante comme Agent Générs!
[2931]d'une Compagnie. Secs divers con
[2933]piriences en affaires pour’ tui
[2934]porriettre = d’entreprendre sen
[2935]propre ebusincsss, I a’ctablit on
[2937]1940 comme Représentant de Ma
[2939]wufactares e¢ fait le commerce
[2940]dimportetion ct d'exportatton,
[2941]Le petit instituteur rural dea on.
[2942]vivans de 1019 & force de discipli
[2943]ne, do dynanileme, de ténacité, est
[2945]tlencea on affaires et sea rela-
[2946]tions A I'Etranger pour qu’en
[2947]1058, [1 soit choiat comme Mem-
[2948]Ure d‘u:c Mission Economique
[2949]du gouvernement a Londres, I!
[2950]w'y ont al bion tire que c'est lui
[2954]Te Poul if MouVernentent- un eon
[2956]Conventry pour la modernisation
[2959]da Télécommunication, En 1087,
[2961]it se volt anvoyd dann une autr:
[2962]Mission A la Conférence Interna
[2963]tlonale ode Hruxelles, © Rrtre
[2964]tempa, Clémard- Joseph Charen
[2965]wadonne A ds niultinies activitss
[2966]commerclaten ot Induntrieites Sa
[2968]+ tvate, cuite page 4)
[2970]de,
[2972]-peato funquion WH, Te fut
[2973]Rime Hecrdtalre de Léation &-
[2975].
[2977]- Brillante
[2979]~Clémard Joseph Charles a: PAmbassade Américaine
[2981]Par Ermanuel C. PAUL
[2987]don, ’Ambassatc2r des Etats U
[2988]nia et Mme Thurston a connu un
[2990]-tréa grand suceés. Elle avait été
[2992]organisée en Vhonneur du nou-
[2993]venu conseilier de l"Ambassade a
[2994]méricaine et de Mme Edward
[2995]Glion Curtis Jr. . So
[2997]De 'nombreusea personnulités 1
[2998]vaient, répondu & laimuble invita-
[2999]tlon del Ambassadeur et de “Mmg
[3000]Thurston. Ce furer: deux hou.
[3001]yes omagnifiques, Lea umpti-
[3002]tryons, dunt Famabilité eat con-
[3004]tentions.
[3006]On’ eut Voceasion de prendre
[3007]contact, de causer avec le nou-
[3008]veau Consciifer de l'Ambanands u
[3009]méricaine cont nous prenons plui
[3010]slr & publier le curriculum vitae:
[3012]of BERR
[3013]‘ va
[3014]BIOGRAP#IE DE -
[3015]M. E.G. CURTIS Ji.
[3017]1 . > ‘
[3019]N6 A/S Louis (Missouri), . 16
[3020]8 septembre 1909, Mr. Edward
[3021]Glion .Curtis Jr. ler Scerétalre
[3022]et Miniatve Conseiller do l'Amtas
[3023]ende des’ Etata Unis en Eluiti, oxt
[3024]un officier de carri¢re du Servi-
[3025]ce Dipleratique. .
[3027]Aprés aveir obtenu.aa Liconce
[3028]en Lettres 6 ’ Université de Was
[3029]‘hington, dl yegut' son dipléme — i.
[3030]Vinatitut Cesare Alfler
[3031]tence (Itatle). C'est en 1038 qu'il
[3032]fit son’ entree dans ‘te Service fi
[3033]plomatiqus. Le premise post:
[3035]quill occupa “fut celul do vieo -
[3037]Con ul b- Bude neat. (itengria), dis
[3039]2085 4 1D8d, ayant te no rendre |
[3041]A Woillugten, an Mewrotle Zdlon
[3042]tle. j .
[3043]Nummé vene. Socrétnive da 14
[3044]gation A Pact +.cu + Princo (Hal
[3045]th), be 24 Avril, tedd, MM. Bilwinal
[3046]Gilon Curtis de. aovait oceupar cu.
[3050]we
[3052]Veta a da eeebies..-
[3054]«|
[3058]' Le Vatican et le cas
[3060]a Fle...
[3062]UOT
[3064]a ig
[3065]WER PUISIERCES
[3067]J 260, §Y3
[3069]a
[3071]Direct.
[3074]@TEME ANNEE
[3076]réception
[3078]? .
[3080]Port - au - Prince, le 23 Aodt
[3081]1013.. Aprés_avolr quitté Haiti
[3082]en ind, M. Curtis Jr. se rendit
[3083]& Madrid (Espagne) en qualité
[3084]de Second Seerétniro a’Ambaasa '
[3085]fe et Vice Consl (1944-1947),
[3086]Tt fut nommé par Ja suite Con-
[3087]aul et 2me Secrétatre 4} La
[3088]> Thaye, En 1950, it ocenpa te
[3089]fonctions Mofficior éconamiaue of
[3090]celles de Consul A Yuvich (Seta
[3091]ao) de 1950 A. 1951, Nommmé ler
[3092]Sverotaive et Consul A Panama,
[3093]M. Curtia Jr. séjourna i Mana-
[3094]Kia comme Consefiler (1954-57),
[3095]avant d'vtre asaigné au poste d’oe
[3096]fieier on de Ia Sccurité In |
[3097]ter - américaine ct d’Acsiatant *“@ i
[3098]aux Affaires du Dépnrtoment _
[3099]Etat, le 28 Juillet 1967 |S
[3100]M. Edward Glion. Curtis Jr.
[3101]eat marié et ll a auatee enfantas.
[3103]|
[3104]1
[3105]i
[3106]i
[3108]te
[3110]Sherry Finkbine
[3112]CITE DU VATICAN — AFP
[3113]Ui stait un homme vivant ct in
[3114]Rocent, on I'a tud on a commis
[3115]un crime, a déclaré In presse du |
[3116]Vatican en commentant le, cna
[3117]Mavortement do ta nord améueal .
[3118]ne Shetry Finkbine, : oe
[3119]- Apres avoir critiqud ‘le can da”
[3121]ho’ pas donner tnisaunce A un on
[3122]‘fant ddforing, ia cadio da Vad
[3123]thn déclare qua améine lea inulas
[3124]due ddnivent vivree La féilelta oat
[3125]‘un falt dutériour, Un acer aie |
[3126]Feaprit. quo: personne, wadme une |.
[3127]Inde ne pout imyoser da loxte
[3128]tloue, Co n’ost pia un orivilées -
[3129]tlo rtche, aide Jaunes, nt de Corte
[3130]«Me peractinon antnos, Cous. qui. |
[3132]Finkbine ligaorent ca qua erst que >
[3133]Vamour, fe avvgat de la fdiiest:,
[3134]In fondemont data yeaa gran.,,
[3135]dour humalnes, afoutoin Prowe
[3136]du Vathan, . .
[3138]4
[3146]“ee
[3150]14-00000
[3152]were see
[3154].
[3156]tee
[3160]tructhin go tia
[3162]Ya production de ce
[3163]sod chaewn sana subir
[3164]Tinflsonce dave my
[3165]principe supéuieur,
[3167]Bea iithiets tes plus lésninies, on
[3168]a Vimpressisasquy lay iommunau
[3169]té ne peut.se frayer va voie sans
[3170]un tuteurs dou Li fecoonaissance
[3171]implicite: yf ava e- de ta supezts.
[3172]PRE de 'Pancien patcon. .
[3173]Ces vérités quion trouve en fi
[3177]au dun
[3179]- ne du colonialisine evraient sux
[3182]tiene pour qu’ils s’efforeent d’aug
[3183]menter les potentialités nationa-
[3184]les et se dépasscor dans ‘apprécia
[3185]- tion et le respect de leurs Valaurs
[3186]sociales,
[3188]Si dans te domaine politique,
[3189]militaire, intellectuel, nous avous
[3190]compté des étoiles, notre histoice
[3191]économica -. sociale est bien pau
[3192]¥re en un certain sens, :
[3194]On veut dire que Von trouve
[3195]teas peu de gens qui, en dépit
[3196]des obstacles, acc’ arrives A fais
[3198]» , Be époque, en augmentant de fa
[3202]gon notable la richesse nationale, -
[3203]én’ améliorant les conditions de
[3204]vie de notre reuple. Notre repré-
[3205]acntation de l’Etat - Bienfaisan--
[3207]fod principal. .
[3208]Novg avons certs. bien noté
[3209]des tentatives — vt nous son-
[3210]ms & un Pantaléor Guilbaud,
[3211]le roi du tabac du temps de no-.
[3213]des tentatives sans lendemain, hé
[3214]laa! Nous ponsons que s'il en
[3215]- est ainsi que si nous aimons sin
[3216]edrement ce pays que nous vou-
[3217]drions gtre globalement .nétre, il
[3218]nous faut tigoter en nous le vieil
[3219]homme — ce condense de haine,
[3220]de petittesse, de haine,
[3221]et surtout d’envie — et limiter la
[3222]consommation de os Valeurs de
[3224]Ti n’y a pas longtemps, nous
[3225]une page au Do:
[3226]teur DAY, & Voceasion de Vincen
[3227]‘dle d'un Luboratoire, parcequ’a.
[3229]+. notre sens, A travers deux génd
[3231]vations, nove avons tronvé en ce
[3232]nom wh symbole te continuité
[3233]dans le travail, une Valeur so-
[3234]‘elale- positive, enrichissante pour
[3236]' Te communauté, Dans le méme es
[3240]". Breore
[3242]te
[3244]-! 6g moyenns.
[3247]an nouveau nom, une autre Va-
[3248]Yeur sociale qui mérite ladmira-
[3249]tlon. Nous citone Ciémard Jo-
[3251]’' * saph CHARLES.
[3253]‘ émersion eat d’hier et pour
[3255]¢ cent déj&d une figure de
[3256]_Plomnler, Noir, taille et corpulen
[3257]Des youx vifs sous
[3259]ne calvitie pr . Voila, en
[3260]deux traits, I'homme au physique.
[3264]‘ng nan Gonsives en avi} 102
[3265]; fer de «91 ovigine payganna.
[3266]dana cite régica qu'il oo
[3268]fait eos cites primniren et ee-
[3270]kruction Chrétionne et au Ly
[3273]: kfracd.
[3274]gate Aeon awl a commencé .
[3276]bataifle do fr “le d'abord com
[3277]tuteur rurol.
[3279]‘ te nan pire nurvenue on 1980 roar
[3280]ue ong tape dane «a vios fl Iu)
[3282]* Jout prondie ta tourde sucectelon
[3284]uri teut -
[3285]ms dt
[3287]cendalres & V’Bcole des Freres de.
[3289]Te mort.
[3291]we Rae OK?
[3293]“Neewmna Regiments. Conp'd Sail,
[3295]- 6) Pition GéP4-Te
[3297]ausable eunfrere
[3299]‘de Neuvelliate
[3301]Haiti deve. Nation — ler
[3302]Janvier 1804 "—~'le premier sin
[3303]des dithzeants fut “le promouvoir
[3304]Vexcur du nouve’ Etat. Les: Arts
[3305]ne furcat pas wighges, Armée
[3307]lant pour appuyer ses manifesta-
[3309]Lea ‘veyimenta étaient réparsis
[3313]ler Port-au-Prince, 2ame Cup-
[3314]Huitien, Jeme Port-au-Princo, 4e
[3315]Petite Rividre de PArtibonite, bu
[3316]Dondon, Gime .St Michel do t’At-
[3317]talaye, 7¢ et Bema St Mare, imo
[3318]Port de laix, 10éme Mirebalats,
[3319]31 et limes Port-au-Prince, le
[3320]Les Cuyvs, 1deme Gonaives, ibe
[3321]Aquin, I6c Anse & Veau, 17éms
[3322]Les Cayen, Lime Jérémie, 1vdme
[3323]Anse @Hainault, 20éme Verrot
[3324]tes, 2lime | Lévgime, 22eme t
[3325]23eme Jnemel, 2dome Petit God-
[3326]ve, 2h Gonnives, 2Géme Hore
[3327]ne Grande Rivicra ilu
[3328]Nord, Jdiame Trou du Nord, 2tle
[3329]Fort Liberté, 40éme Cap -MMaitien,
[3330]Rléme Lascahobas, 3eme Mole
[3331]St Nicolaas, Séme Aux Coteaux,
[3332]34eme Limbs, aGeme  Valli¢res,
[3333]3Geme Hinche, 37ome Flaisance
[3336]Cus réyiments, annuclicment,
[3337]tenalcnt warnison six niaia a la
[3338]Capitale. Cy xojour — permettalt
[3339]wux soldate de cumpléeter leur fur
[3340]mation milltalre et les munictons
[3342]tier 0 lu theorle et & In prathque
[3343]sous la direction d'inatructcure
[3345] spéciaux, +
[3347]Les itutterles Sonores grou.
[3348]paient les bruyants tambourn, les
[3349]eclairona aw thnbre cclautunt, loa
[3350]fibres aux uffute ingénieux, v
[3351]Jou donsenthlo déterminalt un
[3353]sion ot lour
[3354]technique parfois endiubléu se
[3355]mulliplalt sens perdre, haluina.
[3357]Vora qhislle époque ant pare
[3358]com manifextations musicales dd-
[3359]hommies Coup d'jaills (non cou
[3360]dialhn), Comer d’Janno, (diane,
[3361]Conpaunole ‘1 dfuna), tes Béréna.
[3363]en’ . he '
[3365]Aux promiara jours do i'indé
[3366]Pendance, | ‘
[3368]Le 10 Ovtubro 1804 lorg-de ta
[3369]cérémonia du, Sucre do l’Empe
[3370]rour Dessulines, les Coup d'jalll
[3372]s'omparnnt du paye, le ja ne
[3373]but content ‘son allégrease.
[3375]+ Fin (808, un coup d'latll de 400
[3376]tamhours — batteries sonutes ae
[3377]- fusiannant avee tes muntquea mi
[3378]Nilulron, lo ‘premior anntverasire
[3379]de Mhidépendanee connui- un és
[3380],elat dont Jo souventy ne s'atiagve
[3381]ro Jamate -
[3383]CAKSER DANN 1. (Diane)
[3384]eth Iantltué pour atiniulue le rs
[3385]vuil dun auidate au punt du faut
[3387]dw quatre heures tht matin, bue-
[3388]Hatteriva Konores parties des ie .
[3390]tus militdivon: (Vurt Nathonad, bu
[3391]fonux arcondissement, ja Placa,
[3393]“Wart ote) fendatent I’sit. Le Lulf-
[3395]maliy cuncusteur muuuld, brane
[3397]Pay Constantin DUMERVE
[3401]—_ (Malte pags 4
[3407]Consey BD jaiue- Sérénade,
[3409]ford co mile mancres, suivant
[3410]les persaetins de Facuiont, cchan-
[3411]gealt d'eapression eu de stn |
[3413]A ces melodies vivan es, de cuy
[3414]Laur locale, fesprit haitien adap-
[3416]ta d'un souffle admiravle, paru- -
[3418]fen que tout fe monde e:thousias-
[3419]me, chantait avec une donne au-
[3420]meur communicative, Noua en dé
[3421]taichons parmi les quatorze for-
[3425]Toute moun léveé, lévd, lévé, ie-
[3427]ve, levee,
[3428]date ! Ikyd, Mve, lévé, lve,
[3430]Si nous pas Kvé,
[3431]Ya_mété'n lan Salle police,
[3432]Si nous pas lévée
[3433]Yu mete’n lan Salle police.
[3435]Si nous té gain Vagent ‘
[3436]Nou ta fait gnou gros bouilivs,
[3437]Général ai nous gain ‘agent
[3438]N‘a fait gnoy ‘rus bouillon
[3440]Pour se faire distinguer, 1a’
[3441]Batterlu de ehaque régiment ce
[3442]signalait: par te numero d’ordre.
[3443]Ise exemple, colle de ma villa na
[3444]tuiv Mole St Nicolas (32eme) tai
[3447]Trentt déxidme pas gangnin
[3448]fanman: (bis) .
[3449]Trentt déxtome Rs yangain papa
[3450]Toutt tl qui choille
[3451]~ CS crentt déxidime a
[3452]Toutt wren qui choille . -
[3453]Cé trentt déxidme . -
[3455]t
[3459]Maintenant, tour de ‘a Meérine
[3461]gue, Du copieux catalogue nous Le s¥s
[3463]extrayons la mélodie
[3465]sulvantes parues sous Tuéslas :
[3466]Gadé Zouzoutt, * (bis ‘
[3467]Gadé Thémo, .
[3469]» Theme yatt, pitl, pitt con gn
[3471]; Fait bouca gousoutt tout dou
[3473]UN ’
[3475]Volcl on quelle circonstance ce
[3476]Chanté o été trouvé, Commiasais
[3477]Zouaoutt chef de la police, gran
[3478]“gubari, arvogant, ventru se tenait
[3479]au Bureau Contral (actuellomont
[3481]” Centru-de Aanté prée de la Cuthé.
[3483]denlo), ;
[3484]Commissole Thémo, sous Chof
[3486]“de ln pullve sympathique, court
[3488]de’ tatile, mince on un mot Ti-
[3490]| -sorps répondalt au service du bu
[3491]Peau. . :
[3494]altercation, Comminsals souroutt,
[3496]' Youbllant, adminiatra trois coups
[3498]de racomanuate a ‘Phama, Colt -
[3499]ol Indiund enlove to biiton et 4
[3500]- Bon tour ronfia uno dégolde ay
[3501] Pdgte A. xouxoutt qui, ie powvane
[3502]plus tonir, oustta. Liinetdent fit
[3504]sensation. La chanson won om
[3505]ta. . :
[3507]ha
[3511]“a: Pinpin aw wharf sheen Cine.
[3513]7+) Grande Bretegne rem
[3514]oo bablenent avant la tin de
[3518]‘Aalteun que pow-de jours apres, .
[3520]we BOWE We ee Oe
[3522]WADING TON 1
[3524]Tes Mate bis. cor
[3526]7 t
[3529]Senn Kure mutes aa Geuvy
[3531]“went Sovietique a propos de
[3532]lin, Dang cette note. lea trons,
[3533]sances occidentales, ~ reiteré
[3534]‘Yeurs positions respectives: @
[3535]yard de la décision uniiateral
[3536]VURSS dabolir son’ Comme
[3537]ment militaire & Berlin Est.
[3539]———eeee
[3541]Préts de PAID
[3543]WASHINGTON — AFP
[3544]ageace pour jo Dévelo
[3545]ment Enternational a octroye
[3546]prét de 400,000 dollars Gu sy
[3548]-eat de la Compagnie de Che
[3549]- de Fer du Honduras pour la
[3550]) teuetion de logemente.
[3554]cubains a Kingstc
[3556]KINGSTON (AFP).
[3557]“Une (vis de plus on a er
[3559]“2 tet hier des incidents avec 1
[3561]légation cubaine.’ Kingston.
[3562]cident ie plus grave a été
[3564]gistré au marché <Vietori
[3566]bains de ta délegation et 1
[3567]léa_résidant @ la Jamaique,
[3569]D’apres une . les fi
[3570]tes ont attaqué les exliés;d’s
[3572]est dit. It n'y a aveun rappe
[3573]ficiel & ce sujet.
[3575]Depuis la police jamaica!
[3578]’ ¢aution. Cote
[3580]et pares Ges USA est. .
[3583]WASHINGTON — AFI
[3584]Le Miniatre'de la Défer
[3585]Namara « affirmé qué le 5;
[3586]de fustes télé - guidées des
[3588]peut étre détrait par. I'Unk
[3590]viétique. .
[3591]late: par tes Jourt
[3592]au sajet de la posnibilite ;
[3594]Ruaaie de détruire les fa:
[3596]ne eolent lancées ce leurs
[3597]lo Secrétaire d’Etat Wo...
[3598]aéclaré: ell n’exieto pus
[3599]albllité Immédlate pour |
[3600]Soviétique de ¢Zsorganiser
[3601]Sine fnceq netre i
[3604]Mort de Mme we
[3605]Maurice Castera
[3607]Madamo Maurles Canty
[3608]Lucio Tanerdde Auguate
[3609]ect ame B Died lo mer
[3610]Aodt 1062 8 7 hrea ses
[3612]Nes aiticdres condotéar
[3613]ton époux, M, Maurien”
[3616]14-D0000
[3618]fie ae
[3621]de Port-au-Pce signe un Accord.
[3623]* yes nouvelles qui nous parvien
[3624]it, semble quivn secord est
[3625]aevenu entre PEcole Jes Flan
[3626]Etudes Commeciales (HEC)
[3627];Montréal que dirige — Mu-.
[3628]ar Roger Charbonteny et MIs:
[3630]ales et Econumiques (IHECE)
[3632]|g Port. av + Prince, dirigé par .
[3633]fusieurs Gératd R. Latortue et
[3634]tone Alcindor.
[3636]‘test grace au dévouement de
[3637]stre-compatriote le Docteur Ve-
[3638]Leroy, professeur de Sciences
[3639]. miques & UEcole dea H. EF.
[3641]4 de Montréal que Gérard R.
[3642]aortue & pu prendre conte:s
[3643]ate Messleura R. Charbonnesu
[3644]Yeecteur des H. ELC. et Fron.
[3646]Albert Angers Directeur de
[3648]Bratltut d’Economie Appliquée,
[3650]frole des H. EB. C.. Montal.
[3652]{Noys sommes ea mesure de
[3654]fuseigner nos fecteura sur tea.
[3656]aca importants de cet accord.
[3658]lim H. B.C. se fera un plai-
[3660]frd’envoyer A THECE de Port - |
[3662]is Price foun les tivres A ca-
[3664]@hire dcoonique-ct — commer-
[3666]iructivwm seront cnssées au
[3668]Cee ee ee 7
[3670]i! quella a en double. — Des -
[3674]ales
[3676]au No. 139"d6 la‘Rue Pa
[3677]_Nul'doute qi‘un, tel aerord fa
[3678]cihtera le ‘développement dey
[3679]changes commerciaux culture's et
[3680]Sconumiques ee le Canada . et
[3681]qu'un plus grand snombre de nos
[3682]vompatriotes, s'intéresseiont J
[3683]vantage & VInstitut der (Hautes
[3684]études om. et Exonomiques qui
[3685]jar une x i
[3687]notre milieu. . oené dana
[3689]Monsieur et Mme Otto Ed,
[3691]Thur, professeurs de Sciences
[3693]conomiques & Montréal et & Y'Uni
[3694]versité Laval ont. grandement en
[3695]couragé les initiatives de I’Insti-
[3696]tut des “Hautes:.Commerciates et
[3697]Economiques, Is seraient préts
[3698]déa Mai prochain &.venir pronon
[3699]cer quelques conférences surtout.
[3700]sur I'épineuse question de la «Sta
[3702]premitress. Monsieur THUR a’in
[3703]téresse particuliérement ay pro-
[3705]ques,
[3707]LA SITUATION A: BERLIN
[3709]LR ROUTRLLisigs
[3711]a
[3713]FIGURE DEPIONNIER
[3714]Bait,
[3716]coe Taree
[3717]vie se partage efitrezves butrsaax
[3718]Ala Capitaie et ‘de, 7 Itipies va
[3719]yages A Vintérieur.d pays of il
[3720]enquete sans cesse sur les possibi
[3721]lités d’investissement. “A chacune
[3723]‘de projets novzeaux qu'il a pour
[3725]“‘contribuer aui,développement du
[3728]Yours remplie de gens venus-pren
[3729]dre des instructions pour ta Pro
[3730]“yinee, d'intermédiaires, de sollici
[3731]teurs de crédits. | Parmi tes En-
[3732]treprises qu'il dirige, nous’ - ne-
[3733]tona La Univernal ‘Enterprise Co.
[3734](USACO) la National-: Deutsch
[3735]Associates, In Cocon ‘Industry vin
[3736]“the South et Mews!Charles et Co
[3737]sans comoter des Suceursates de
[3738]sa Maison de Commerce. Ceia te
[3739]Vempéche pas de représenter Ia
[3740]General Electric ‘Co.Ltd. de Lon
[3741]dres et Ix Siemens Schuckert
[3742]Werke Co. - ‘
[3743]Mais le chef d’oeuvre de la vie
[3744]@homme d’affaires de Climard.
[3745]Joseph Charles, c'est la création
[3747], en 1960 de fa Banque Commercia
[3748]‘Je d’Halti dont it a longtemps ca
[3750]‘ Fessé le projet. C'est cette ini. -
[3751]‘ tative qui fait de“luj-un Grand.
[3753]Si-viear do la Bibliothéque Mr. FOMICier tué & Berlin, = Plonnier. La Banque Commercia
[3754]st = dans ce sens, . t ‘Ye-est la premitre banque privée
[3755]‘~'H. B.C. envole & IHECE. . BERLIN — AF? — -haitienne, Si Von s'imagine ove
[3759]pete SHE
[3761]2 SEECE. dovra également envo
[3766]2 fy. ao
[3768]f-- SEC. va_faire deg démar-
[3769]trtz du Mintstire des At-
[3770]Sulturelles pour ¢tablir_a-
[3772]do professeurs et pout -
[3775]2 Cal d@hommes d’affal
[3776]{lena que TIERCE lul re
[3777]deratt, A charge bien en-
[3778]our MTHECE ds facillter
[3779]; our en Haiti d’hom
[3780]1 Haftalres cunadiens qui se’
[3781]~ 8 tntéressde Alavolr des re
[3782]ava on Hath.
[3783]7 ‘On outre Institut d’Eco-
[3785]«L/Actualtts  Weonomiques.
[3786]Glrestcur de eet- Institut Mr.
[3787]ort Angers eat orét A publler
[3788]soles den, ral neers de VI
[3789]“4 ER al tout 6
[3790]fate paiklon gue YIHRCR
[3791]swzamanderalt. LIHECE se
[3792]= 4 correayondant de la revue
[3793]tts ans Pricce ob olle sera
[3794]A¢8 par la Liueairie Athéndo
[3796]Tenaga. '
[3797]KHOLM (AFP)
[3798]ony “ealttig dela Marine sui-
[3800]i rn . man we a Amd
[3802]ltorldles da Budde
[3803]fen identifte, aul
[3805]A aénsrgor,
[3807]« Ramedt,
[3808]OUER UN Hors
[3810]Eo A NOM ,
[3811]i Yori rea, 7 hrea et
[3813]Jean azetPie9
[3815]ne audience générale ace
[3817]ay pouspendameny .
[3819]’ Un membre de la police de’
[3820]transport en uniforme ¢e la-R.
[3821]D. U, a été tué cette nuit par,
[3822]la police de Berlin. Eat, au mo-
[3823]essayait de: traverser
[3825]a 2 2 a
[3828]Te mur.
[3830]& propos de Berlin . -
[3832]WASHINGTON — AFP —
[3834]Les Etats Unis contanueront A
[3836]comme responsable du secteur
[3837]Soviétique & Berlin, Les gouver
[3838]nements des Etats Unis du Ro-
[3839]yaume Uni et de France conti:
[3840]averont d’exercer pieinement
[3841]leurs droits et d’assumér. leurs
[3842]responsabilités & Berli:," ajoute
[3844]par le Département d'Etat.
[3846]Et aucune mesure wnilatérale
[3847]du gouvernement 20:
[3849]wiétique ne.
[3850]affecter Vanité de Berlin
[3851]son ensemble conclutell, | .
[3853]- . i
[3854]———,
[3856]1
[3858]CITE DUVATICAN — AFP—
[3860]Pig EX scra-t-# béati“is au.
[3862]cours du prochain Concile coucu
[3863]meniquet Le P Jean 23 ‘8
[3864]eonflé aujourd’hui au cours d’u-
[3866]andolfe que son voeu le
[3867]plus cher est de voir «qua la Sef
[3868]gnaur lui accorde la grace de dé
[3869]créter las honneure de Fauci &
[3870]gelat que a _convoqué lo premier
[3871]Conoilo
[3872]de la fdte du Cuour Jinmaculéa
[3873]de Maria que l’égliao cdidbrait: oe
[3874]jour, lo Pape o dit que trols pon
[3875]tide e'tinionk dintitlques par love
[3876]dévollon Alu V Vi
[3878]yollen A logo: Plo VIEE
[3880]Bie 1X qul &
[3881]Gul @ consacté. is gona hu
[3882]in. au Coour Immacuiée de Ma
[3883]vle. Jean 29 @ Inuiatd ane lem med
[3884]rites do Pte 1X ot adit que beau
[3885]coup ont sumparé ca pups avec
[3886]dénua Chelat pour avulr ds 4 ta
[3887]fula VRumme le plus chdei ot le
[3888]plue ha! par ses contemporaine,
[3890]Me ro .
[3893]ay eve
[3896]lu Vatican.s En pariont:
[3898]fy culto av Mariy,.
[3902]: % Immaculée Canception at Ble
[3903]mai
[3905]méme la Banque Nationale n'n 16
[3906]rachetée quien 1949 pcur deveni¢
[3907]propri@é de I'Etat Haitien, on
[3908]s‘imagine ce qu'il a falta & Clé-
[3909];mard Joseph Charles dans un mi
[3910]sHeu comme le notre, de hardiex
[3911]‘ge do pensée, d’aadace, de ténaci
[3912]t6 et We largeur de vue pour, ar
[3913]jriver & une telle cation, laquelle
[3914]“fera époqte dang Ihietoire. écono .
[3915]‘mique de notre pays. Clénard.
[3916]‘ les nous donne Image d'an
[3917]“nouveau type d’hommes ti'affai-
[3918]“Tes que nous ne -‘connalsalons pas
[3919]~avantslui, Tl a divorced d'aver ces
[3920]usages anne gtandeur de © com-
[3921]-merteants - = couttiera \ la petite
[3923]», Semaine q..2 ge contontent duis.
[3924]tement d’une ma’ de profits
[3925]quills accumulent .& I Etrancer
[3927]* at qui recommoncent ° la routine
[3929]- chaque année. Si nos masses res
[3930]‘tent al arriéréea'c’cat perce quiet .
[3931]les no-sont pas encadréva par u
[3932]ne bourgesisio, — entreprenan-
[3935]ge faut pan latsror & Etat tont -
[3937]— woul ta 'thche do -promeuyoir te
[3938]développement économique du
[3939]pays. Tl ont concetont de sa mis.
[3941]ner la main aux molne “munis
[3942]pour lea falra montor, Ausal ect
[3943]to Banque Commerciale qui a con
[3944]nh dana fe pubils) un suecds al
[3945]étonnant on un cours haps do
[3946]tampa est - alla congue ‘comme te
[3948]“centre de rayoniement de multi>
[3950]it de millesa’ do! gkave-pou. Lien
[3951]projeta A ltucs, forequiilla ane
[3952]vont réallada, foront de cette Int
[3953]tlative, uno véritable Inetitutlon
[3954]‘nottonate, bo noe!
[3956]Mi nous na déseapérona pas. do
[3958]40 BAVA at qin Nong geevane an
[3959]mo deg yirtuatitds, nous penasie ql
[3960]flrure de Penintee cnmine end
[3961]vient d'étve cequlnace mid.
[3963]ergatrice | d’opportunitées de.
[3968]ay
[3970]a
[3971]LE GOUVERNEUR
[3973]FN AMERIQUE LA
[3975]Hier aprés midi, o5-
[3976]demment annoneé, Te {
[3977]Charles Poletti et aa
[3978]Spouse Jean Ellis sow
[3979]la capitale, ace
[3981]George H. Bennett. |
[3984]lertin Edward Blac
[3986]tats Unis & Port ay
[3987]sa charmante femme I
[3988]par M. Me Elhannon, i
[3989]tn Pan American, “i
[3990]Le vouvernuer Polg
[3991]& ta boutonnitre Ia )
[3993]dre do St. Grégoire Ig
[3994]ne distinction, da P:
[3995]plus haut rang j 1.
[3996]un latque pour les rep
[3997]services rendus comm
[3998]Neur militaire allié
[3999]rant la cuerre. Le via
[4000]dent dea Affaires Int °
[4001]les de la prochaine Pou.
[4002]le de New York
[4003]un frangais impeccable
[4004]hoite de bienvenue qu.
[4005]-t6 advessés, Avenant,.
[4006]Rouverneur Poletti a k
[4008]du monde. On compren
[4009]fon don de persuasion ¢
[4010]sons qui ont porté les
[4011]teura de la Foire & le ¢d
[4012]la mission délicate de
[4013]‘adhésions des pays du
[4015]diale de la Patz. i
[4019]tide A Vindépendance, &
[4020]nifestation. Il s'est ent
[4021]vee Ye Chef de ta nouve «-
[4022]biique, Monsieur. Bu
[4023]avec lea Ministres des.
[4024]‘et du Cammerce, aves
[4025]dent do la Chambre dé
[4026]ce @ le Chef de la Ja
[4028]tlon, M. Braham pour
[4031]‘Th était eccom -
[4032]ces réuntons du Dr, G4
[4033]Bennett, Docteur en PB
[4036]Teh le yleo - présida
[4037]Faire mondinle a pricy. -
[4038]Hise avee le Seerétsiza.!
[4040]* Tourlame, MM, Victor Ne!
[4041]fl a‘eat entroteny co tt
[4042]1a Socrdtaive d’Etat dui
[4044]-0®, M. Clevia Désinor
[4045]avee lo Ministre dos ,
[4047]M. Herve Boyer: Di
[4049]‘dent: de la Chambre de!
[4050]co, M, Couls Docatrol:
[4051]conférence de presse
[4052]roulora au local de ‘
[4053]not Mingdnteur Here
[4054]_ Mon nleur
[4055]hnuor qui a été chart
[4056]a ANA a MrANd -o
[4057]Faire de New! York ee,
[4058]“= Zouvertuur | Pagel
[4059]Halti Samedi pour’ se
[4062]te cemprlaa | st ancauradde, Mem Afusanieiia qui
[4064]“Cant pourannl noun avons derit:
[4065]got article, Nuua!vondrlona-en md
[4066]mo temps avoir propuse & la fen
[4067]heeas wn Maile d'henndteys ate
[4068]tactpitna, ote Chawelté dane > tne
[4071]ve Bmmanuel 0, PAu
[4072]e. . .
[4075]soy 4071
[4077]Ly ae
[4079]ut “
[4080]ye mg SP tet
[4081]if
[4083]i 4
[4085]i
[4087]comment: viattd I'alre di
[4089]‘enaulte A Hountea ot U
[4090]thay doa Btate tile a
[4092]tournée dana VAmérqid
[4094]poug yoo viaitu & Carne -
[4095]. Newta anuhaltens ta gh”
[4096]at
[4098]Apne!
[4100]quit
[4103]Ne Charles Hlnttl 6
[4105]ay
[4107]ve su Ylenvenne av Cie”
[4109]i.
[4112]"3
[4114]14-0000
[4116]HR, CLEMARD JOErR ‘Ch tis ; _ .
[4117]President & Goherad Kansans Banque orcmieiele o AtEn tt, PorteausPrinc®. : : -
[4119]Lifo Storm
[4121]Born at Gonaives, Haiti, on April: 24," 1923» of peasant parents went
[4122]to Paroohisl Schools in 1939 graduated from lyode Ooffrard, Gonaivesy taught
[4123]fn rural sohcole; in addition, father having died 4n 1939, did varioun jobo —
[4124]to support bie fanilys urholsterer, Sanereepere ‘Plantation supervisor,
[4125]free lance journalist, oto.
[4127]Ser.
[4129]a 7 In 1947, appointed Controler General of Raytion | Southem Banana. Industry}
[4130]- Beene General’ Agent in 1948,
[4132]. In 1949 eatabdlished himself as Kannfacturers’, Roprecentative and created .
[4133]bis own export end import business. '
[4135]Ia 1953 went to London as Member. of the. Yoonoate Miasion of the
[4136],  Haytian Government, and in 1954 negotiated on the Haytian dovirnnent's
[4137]~ Dahalf a contract with the General Klootria Cosltde, of Coventry, mgland
[4138]for the modernising and extending of tke telecommunioation eyetes in Haiti,
[4140]to In 1957, appointed Hember of the Baytian MLoaion to the International
[4141]3 Conference held in Brussel&, Belgiua. |
[4143]‘In 1960 created the Banque Uonmaxosaie A'Had the:
[4145]Be:
[4147]liv. Charles is the sole owner of aba seas Comaretale A*Haitd and
[4148]~~’ ¢he full or part owner of saveral inductrial and A sonmoroial enterprises
[4149]a in Hotty euch as 3:
[4153]Universal Enterprises ConsBede » (Oebekit0.) .
[4155]Rational Doutech Associates; Sede — Clomard Joseph Charles IuperdeBrpert
[4156]Cason Industry fin the South =~ Clemard Jeuepa Charles & Ce.
[4158]. Keve Charlan. & Cos - ot 4,
[4162]: Me fe the ecole Representative in Baits of the following concerns ¢
[4164]' Gee General Meotria co. Lita. London Pnglend
[4165]Ghenean Eohuckert Werke, ‘Gemub-r ‘ "
[4167]_— References 8 ;
[4168]| Banque Eaticnale de la Republique d‘Haitd
[4170]PortenuJ rin Baits ’ oO :
[4171]- $e Roves Soak of Canada, few Tork ; re
[4172]» ee : Sgving Trust Company, Bow Tork : em ge a
[4174]"ee Committee for ‘the Rehadiii tation. of the + ured reettens of mated,
[4175]' Cho Baition Chanbes of Commexes. © ° ; 4 ;
[4178]Hho Tatornational Club of Comnsrons : Haats-
[4179]Conmezes & Indwatey Acscosation of Tew Torii  Chartes Heacaeis
[4180]Botany Giub, Fortauctrince, Tennis olve of Por tonucFriness
[4182]14-0000
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[4201]- _ Bmore hamertss - meee
[4203]Do, ; Enight of the Fational Order " Jenor'& Nerit *
[4204]a - Officer of the Labor Oder -
[4206]Woy toons Commander of the Civil Merit) Order , a.
[4207]Re Bonorery Citisen of the City of New York — Honorary Citizen Tb oo
[4208]Po, OF the Caty Of Long Bench, LT. ¥ af ;
[4210]“ty cote ; ‘ ‘ wonmwes , . ue an ‘ " ; .
[4212]ae Ry. Charles married bin wife, ‘Sophie, in 19525 thay have, :
[4214]‘ioe ta.
[4217]i
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[4221]Riedie ataaen 8
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[4225]a
[4226]Fe Pa,
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[4250]SECRET 2070542 CITE PORT AU PR LOW ANIS7 |
[4251]DIRECTOR . . .
[4252]ie COLONEL CLAUDE RAYMOND, DRe ROGER LAFONTANT, PORT AU PRINCE : _—_ .
[4253]UNIVERSITY MILITIA LEADER, AND DUVALIER’S PRIVATE SECRETARY oe ops
[4254]PIERRE BIAMBY APPLIED U.S. CONSULATE : 17 JUNE FOR TRANSIT VISAS 7 en
[4255]FOR SPECIAL MISSION’TO LONDON. TRIO“REQUESTED TWO WEEKS. STAY re ce
[4256]- UeSe GOING TO UK AND TWO WEEKS ON “RETURN TRIP. a . ‘ be coe '
[4257]. 2. CLEMARD JOSEPH CHARLES TRAVELLING AS INSPECTOR HAITIAN - oS y an .
[4259]EMBASSIES AND CONSULATES REQUESTED SEPARATELY TRANSIT VISA FOR
[4260]‘TRIP TO EUROPE.
[4261]{ ECRET
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[4298]or
[4301]14-0000
[4303]seen:
[4305]pe WD FORETOW: DISSE
[4307]‘6 JUN 1966
[4309]Bommcling the Zoaaspsasty of Buying Aircrett fur Batts
[4310] @.: Ancording to an unevalusted report dated 1h Agri 1966, _
[4311]frou @ United States national with forty yorre’ exoaricnce in tle
[4313]industry who males froqusnt tripa to Latin Ansrica aad
[4315]t
[4316]|
[4319]14-0000 . ‘ : my : nd .
[4323]eo SBR
[4324]ane |
[4326]Of Le Tabac Haition, GA. SICLAT? wos generally believed to be
[4327]Subjoot's “hatchet man” Cut Source vas unable to vorify thin.
[4329]E IN
[4330]pan SA
[4334]7 . 7 . . - t
[4335]ys - a . Coat : . an Lt : a . a .
[4337]‘ - . ‘ ‘ . . , aon
[4339]ce |
[4342]14-0000
[4344]eae -—GMITED STATES! perattwent oF: Justice
[4345]st ‘ , lomgrotion ‘end Kateroliration Service
[4347]lastructions: Any hondwrittes extries shall be in block copitol ki: tiers. All Spanish acmes shall be byphenoted with the
[4348]= + fathes’s name first and the murtex's came following.
[4350]Director, Federal Bureae of Envestigation
[4351]Repartment of Justice
[4353]Weshington 25, D. ¢
[4355]The alien listed below has admitted to the United States onder the provisions of section 161 (a) 1S (A) or 101
[4356](a) 15 (6) of the Immigration ant Metionality Act. : éf
[4358]WAME — (Last, in CAPS) fea) :
[4359]. ¢
[4360]H fy oy . _ ;
[4361]iT Alf =
[4365]——_ wee.
[4367]Kiri ee
[4369]PPOs ANG LENGTH OF AniaaSiN is ~
[4371]BATE AND NAC ©
[4373]- Deputy. Associate Commissioner ©
[4374], Hrovel Control -
[4376]14-0000
[4378]DATE; 2h APRIL1966 . |’
[4379]_CLASSIFICATION:. CONFIDENTIAL -
[4380]SUBJECT: FOREIGN POLITICAL MATTERS - HAITI
[4382]FBI FILE NO: NONE GIVEN (NEW YORK) :
[4384]Pos
[4390]14-0000
[4392] SEORET
[4394]12 April 1966
[4396]HERORANDUN FOR: 0CS/0SS 7
[4397]‘) Atteatioa: Mr. Rusulis
[4398]5 7 _ guazecT s Contect with Clewerd Charles
[4399]1.
[4401]Pursuant to our telephone conversstion on ? March,
[4402]4t is requested that your representative, in talking with
[4403]Clemerd Charles, ebtain the lLatter® s views on the following:
[4405]a. the economic ead political stability of the .
[4406]Reitian Goverament for the noxt four aonths;:
[4408]- bo Current threats to President Duvealior and origts
[4409]yo, of these threats;
[4410]= e. ability of President Duvalier to contrel opposition
[4411]: fron within er outside the countrys |
[4412]d. attitudes of Haitian’ ‘beste a wen fia Pert-se-
[4413]- Prince relative to the present goveraaent,
[4414]2.
[4416]I wesld be very interested in any inddoation from
[4418]Clemard Charies that he. is auti-Duvalior or thar Duvalier'’s
[4419]. Cenuce is linited.
[4421]‘Peut ¥. Herweed
[4422]Le Eg .  CAun/t
[4423]- WA/T fe /NIGrens Lier cree:
[4426]Orig & 1 = Addressee
[4428]Ae UU wren 46 of
[4429]: . Memo chrono
[4433]14-0000 .
[4435]LAD Testa
[4439]i .
[4443]y
[4445]3 + .
[4446]H
[4448]. Spy :
[4449]DATE: 6 APRIL 1966 a a i
[4450]CEASSIFICATION:. CONFIDENTIAL :
[4452]SUBJECT: FOREIGN POLITICAL MATTERS. - HAITI
[4454]FRI FILE NO: NONE GIVEN (NEW YORK) <.
[4456]2.
[4460]sees
[4463]_ SRT ECA s coy ‘
[4464]gent Ai eee oe ( :
[4465]an '
[4466]Ny 4
[4468]RNY 0 ie ee sane acaaie fy
[4472]Cig aa cal GH hae eed
[4474]heat elle
[4476]Rrepeeene ereers
[4479]14-0000
[4481]i , tag, moe of seems oer : Mirko aad ” - ve i : |
[4482]_ i, cr) wo Sen ts) ~ wee ar ea tn te wo Red ty ce |
[4483]| CONTROLLED DISSEM ote sO a ee NO DISSEM ABROAD |
[4484]| COUNTRY ust PORTO co eM fe |
[4485]| | susetcr Ciémnrd Joz ph Charles ielieved ts te _ DATE DISTR ieee
[4486]President dumrlier's Persopal 0 “NO PAGES . :
[4487]Pinnctal Mauiger/Blogrephical =i 5 .
[4488]ere . a
[4489]Data on C J Charles . REFERENCES
[4490]DATE OF ’
[4491]INFO. 7 .
[4492]PLACE & Feb - ror 66. . .
[4493]DATE ACO. peirememae Pr ser BR EG
[4495]SOURCE 3 ssticml, eces representative of @ US tobacco mamfacturing company
[4496]' \ao has bed &O years experience inthe industry. Source makes v
[4497]‘business trips to Latin Amsricn end recently returned frou o six weeks‘
[4498]|
[4499]2. A reportedly privetely-emed totacee company tne aa Lo Taboe Haitian, | ‘
[4500]&. A. is dixucted by Cléemmd Joceph, Charlize @ binck Eaftian uho also i 1
[4501]- bepesms to te Fresidet of tho C: of Eaiti. This cigeratte ~ ; i
[4502]r
[4503]'
[4505]S 0g ste of ommteoe Caron rote me wth 9 curieam
[4506]Vitee which I qaste oa follows; a
[4508]mF ‘ gence fe of thie dorument ie lipetea a 2 elvit emplay 12 amis eative duly Reinibe ation Mone withia ( Intoligenee posenng
[4509]epee era Lara 2 fai SAS aga cea
[4511]weltien permission. on Gryinulor,
[4515]14-0000
[4517]i
[4518]ee a,
[4520]eet aeleh E Bait
[4522]Fora th Gonaives, Haiti, om AXrii 21, 1923, fron a ponsant family. a
[4523]Dad hie pricary echooling at the. ‘Ecole’ des Freres des Gonaives, . 2
[4525]ad
[4527]end bia sepcatary schooling at the ‘Lyeds odffrani’ in the same tovn. *
[4529]Upon his father's death, did various jobs to support his family. . .
[4530]Veo"in turn schoolmaster at the rurel echool of Verrettes, at $15 _ '
[4531]@ poath, free lance teacher at $0.40 per mouth per child, time-
[4533]beopar, Plantation supervisor, photogracher, sanitery clerk, free .
[4535]lance journalist. In the latter capacity, founded *L'Intreyide’ end ‘
[4536]*L*Aurore* in cooperation with the late Eemmmel C. ‘Poul.
[4538]’ Phyto-Pathologist.
[4540]tm 1986, ves epvointed Controller Cenerai of the Eenana
[4541]Company (BANECO), of vhich he Decene the General Agent 12 1943.
[4543]The following year, established himself es Xamfecturer's Agent,
[4544]snd created en Inport-Eiyart trade house.
[4546]' Married in 1952, Sophie Luerisoon.
[4548]In 1953, vent to London as a Menber of the Bcosomie Hiseion sent to
[4549]England by the Haitian Goverment, and in 1954, negotiated, on behalf
[4550]Of the Government, a contract with The General Electric Co., Ltd.,
[4551]Coventry, England. This contract was in consection with the.
[4552]@nfé modernisation of the Telecommmication system in Heiti.
[4554]Tn 1997, was aypointed as 0 meuiier of the Economie Mission to the
[4555]Iuberuational Conference helé in Brussele, Balgivm.. ss
[4556]Cronted in 1960, the "BANQUE COMURCIALE D'HAIPT,* of viich be ts
[4558]the President and Director Generel. Is also the President of’ the
[4559]Policing fixes be himself created.
[4561]-
[4565]Eaterprises, &.A. a ‘
[4566]Ria Pereetine, Oh (tester & kine)
[4567]Ye Tobec Haitien —
[4568]Administration Fortuatre de’ ort-au-Prince
[4569]Oaritvcan Cordage Mill
[4570]Be ‘ Shade Division, Montrouis ctéiique a”masts “ :
[4571]Sos is emeces deetiens stkd ‘ (Reecritel Okla)
[4573]_ Apguance Vielllesse Cbligataire fom).
[4575]. Batrese
[4576]“ goetéed cdedreS Ge Natdrisun do Constractions (ame
[4577]* Boctdtd Eetionale de Fruita et de Légumes GOSAFRUCO)
[4579]Ma $s Wis caclustvo, Ages for the foltowing flrmet’
[4581]fhe Ccoore) Klectric Co. Ltda. of of Coventry : .
[4582]tenons Schuokertwarks A. 0. Erlangen, Germany
[4585]14-00000
[4587]EBC ARk-T
[4589]Comittee for the Retabilitetien of the twat Sections
[4590]‘of Baits
[4591], Commerce i Industry Associetion of Bew Yart
[4592]‘Rotary Club of Furt-au-Prince
[4593]‘Club of Port-au-Prioce
[4594]‘Action for Latin American Unity, Mexico
[4595]Js Academia ‘de Derecho International,
[4597]Awards & Distinction:
[4599]Knight of the ational Order ‘Hooor & Merit* (uarrr)
[4600]Officer of the Labor Order - ; . :
[4601]ivil Merit Order. ms
[4603]G
[4605]Rational Order for Agriculture. Merit
[4607]Bomorary citizen ten of the City ef Louguaach, Le Ie» Bow York
[4608]Honorary of the City of Kew York
[4610]| Baw Yooh. 25,8. 2
[4612]Fares metioond Dank of Boston
[4613]. Boston 6). Mase
[4615]Pen tartena ask of Han
[4616]7 eo Ve
[4618]Patag
[4620]14-0000
[4622]CONTROLLED DISSEM . NO_DISSEM ABROAD
[4624]| : : NOt a |
[4626]i we BECP
[4627]a eke oF
[4629]a, ator de Banques Suisses sO
[4630]: 6, ue én Rhone Ee
[4635]EXGLAND: a -
[4636]MIDLAND BAEK LIMITED ,
[4638](Oversens, Branch)
[4639]FP. 0. Box 831
[4640]& Street
[4642]Gracechurch
[4643]London, B. C. 3
[4645]| EMPERPRISES COMPROLED. BY: DANQUE COMERCIALE D'HAITT
[4646]Hot Included in the Balance sheet
[4648](1) WADA - 3t. Mare Division. a i
[4649]: (early Income) ce erescevwovesvecccosocccocsces $ 500.000.<
[4650](2) PORT AUTHORITY - PORT-AU-PRINCE -
[4652]‘ (Rearly Income) we rewererecosocsecicausococese $ €00.000.=
[4653](3) ‘THIRD PARTY LIABILITY - VERICLE DOURQKE :
[4655]: (Searly Income) Swonrecevecesescevecesenscesene $ 2..000.000.-
[4656](8) SSSERFIAL OTS , , oo i
[4657]: (teavly Incom) POOCOTHESSLOESLOCOOHOEEOESSOOE $ 300.007.<
[4659](5) gearcon- exmormmarmm se
[4660]. (Yearly Incoue) COPA TI ODS SCCODLEEETESEEcCCCeTS 250.000.2
[4664]Cd
[4666]TARZERE a “
[4667](Zearty Incone) woecesceveccsecccneccensccceas. £99.000.0
[4669]CORFCRATION ‘ .
[4670](Searly Income) cecreccenccvecucarooosvacooscs 300.000.6
[4672]Do (Xearly income) Oececsceccnceccccoseseccsosess
[4673]- (9) U.8.8.c.0. ,
[4677]Income) eeceervocvovecces eeececsevecocs
[4679]* (20) ‘SOworA aazes DIvistos - c. 3. Cenvten Tenortmport
[4680]. (oarty Trecaa) OOO OO CCORCEMELOREOOELEC CSOD
[4681]Q@X) sew - LineeR DIVIsION
[4683]- Qemily Tneoms} Ceesevevccecaccocovevcvecscece
[4685]OBA. « Reet. 4 TUSRARS . , . ‘
[4686](Yearly elate, Ines eroeeted) eeocvescvccce
[4688]14-0900
[4690]6.
[4692]T
[4694]we Eaten
[4696]tea that I regard as reliabil He is specifically referred to
[4697]so “Paya Doc's” ‘beaker and fimocial canager. Mr Charies, as vould —
[4698]be expected is. “very close. to the Palace” end has ready access to
[4699]President Duvelier. As for hig' character, he is described ss “a
[4700]crook and a poor liar.” In other words,-Hr Charles is truly a Haitian
[4701]political character ana not tbe trusted under any. conditions.
[4703]I noted thet Mr Charles mentions his activity in 195% es a negotiator
[4704]on behalf of the Haitian Government with the General Electric Co of
[4706]’ Ragland for modernizaticn of the. country's telecommmications systen.
[4708]As-a result of tiis contract Daiti expertenced one of its greatest
[4710]‘political ocandale for. the contract was for US$4 million, and the
[4712]actual delivery of products wo only US$] million. I, Mkevise,
[4713]observed that ir Charles io president of the Haitian Banana Corp .
[4714]which ws originally operoted by Bric Typeabauer ani Colonel Prosper,
[4716]| of Senator Lota De Joie, and since his death the ‘company ia headed
[4718]by Hr Charles.
[4720]I am personally satisfied that Mr Clémra Joseph Cherles.is President ~
[4722]seein nage acne sep.
[4724]on.
[4727]14-0000
[4729]. . ye ; a UNITED STATES TUT eet oF JUSTICE
[4730]Immigretion oad Naturalizction Service
[4732]" fasteactions: Any handwritten entties- shall be in ‘block capitol | letters. Alt Sponish names shall be hyphenated with the “
[4733]father’s name first and the mother’s name following. ie . '
[4735]Bisector, Federal Bureau of lavestigation
[4736]Department of Justice
[4737]Washingten 25, D.C.
[4739]d Slow hos been admitted to the United Sans wader the provisions of section 101 (a) 15 (A) er 108
[4740]he Immigration cad Nationality Act.
[4742](Firm)
[4744]CHARLES, Clenard Joseph
[4748]STATES ADDRESS
[4749]Ration Consulate, Now York, NoYe
[4751]GRIN PLACE '
[4752]Perteau-Prince, Haltt
[4754]14-0000
[4756].
[4757]. |
[4758]* Dok . Loe see Lote
[4759]a a ee
[4760]i ne oe
[4763]Lo , — “ -
[4764]Ma,
[4766]Looe . - | "wore? see instrucriots ot versa sive TYPE OR PRINT
[4767]201 PERSONALITY FILE ACTION REQUEST =~ ||. . zo
[4769]RID/201 Section Room GA-20 Tube Address
[4771]4 (Firat) 201 NO,
[4773]: - : Lo. ‘ Les ¢
[4774]Tens Cen CARRE ot ian 7 2.
[4775]OOOO.
[4776]WAME VARIANTS AND TELECODES (see Inatructions, item 6)
[4778](Middle)
[4780]occ. CODE
[4782], at
[4783]15. GOCUMENT SYMBOL @ NUMBER
[4786]“[te. countay oF Location cope [ie acTion sok coor = |a0. agconpany oxen coat
[4788]- Zl. Lo
[4789]| [Ot. tNPCRMAPION ADOREHEEES . j See H
[4791]; . : veal
[4792]et:
[4793]a8, ERYnTONvM .
[4795]‘ . : coed
[4796]HAND CARRY CR FORWARO BY TUBE I? THUS MAME APPEARS ASOVE., £
[4797]6. SiQnaTunG OF REQUEGTER " :
[4799]Co,
[4801]801 WO.
[4803]CC a |
[4806]Ke ‘Like inerbas ide det icheitnadiahbilininatotstantiniesses aides ies ea St PALE ESOC MIA 1 I NED AE CAE SNE LA ia! it
[4807]* wee, the _ mo -_ 2 : ; :
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[4809]- r we :
[4810]- . : . +
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[4812]. 4 , - .
[4813]i q
[4815]ut
[4818]14-0000
[4820]Adbistunt Chief cf Stact, Intelligunes an)
[4821]Departaunt of the Amy | 7 : .
[4822]Attention: Tit : . : :
[4824]i
[4829]sys GH
[4832]14-0000
[4834]oo . os,
[4835]a F
[4837]= . (thes Fitted 19),
[4839]7 . fot.
[4840]-  RECHECK.
[4841]aye
[4843]REGISTRATION REQUEST me
[4845]van cee od ec cemeem rare cease
[4847]"ae cab en —mn an anand os to ten oem
[4849]Rofce : Geek Jolegte
[4850]: Sud bg FR,
[4853]we
[4855]MT aa |
[4856]ET OY
[4859]|
[4861]14-0000
[4863]DATE: 30 SEPTEMBER 1965.
[4864]CLASSIFICATION: CONFIDENTIAL « .
[4865]SUBJECT: CLEMARD JOSEPH CLARLES
[4867]REGISTRATION ACT = HAITI
[4868]FBI FILE NO: NONE GIVEN (WASH., D.C.)
[4870]DATE: 30 SEPTEMBER 1965 |
[4871]CLASSIFICATION: CONFIDENTIAL -
[4872]SUBJECT: CLEMARD JOSEPH CHARLES
[4874]: _ INTERNAL SECURITY = HATTI-.
[4875]¥BI FILE NO: NONE GIVEN (NEW YORK).
[4877]a
[4878]MA) OG
[4882]et
[4883]as aE
[4884]Wie Vea
[4885]Seen F
[4886]NEE
[4887]4 sy
[4889]wet ntemeee
[4891]me
[4894]14-0000
[4896]2) Cy UOTE “SL : :
[4898]fn AGEWC. CHECK SHEET ry, sé pen 65 | i
[4900]“FEL 2 ON: O18 094 CSC HCUA, OF
[4902]Ac: yop ~ ' CkGta.
[4903]wooo oo is é I, _ Defensa Intefigence Agency
[4905]pase . FiQSt NAME «
[4907]> EMnasles, Clenar
[4909]Joseph, or Clem: ard Jogeon- Gnarbes
[4911]MARITAL STATUS vale oF Bitter :
[4912]-f Unk/ Unk _
[4914]PURPOSE OF CHECK: Requss’ for: Record Check. -
[4915]LIST OF ORGANIZATIONS, ASSACIA TIONS, SOCIETIES OR, Cuues WirH WHIGH AFFILIATED
[4917]President, Chamber of Commerce, Port-au-Prince, Haiti
[4919]PLACE OF BIRTH = fLisy an merry
[4921]Unk (Haiti) (1)
[4923]re ee ra oe oes
[4925]MILITARY SERVICE
[4927]y
[4928]AORS CRT CW RieRrRT tae oe ate
[4930]RESIDENCES DURING 'PAST 15 YEARS
[4932]SOCIAL SECURITY
[4934]AEN REGISTRATION sUMOER
[4936]NUMBER
[4938]GAVICE NUMBER
[4940]al Bank.of Haiti, Port-au-
[4941]‘Prince, Haiti
[4943]cont hia la a request for a name cheek, only and rn Ast 8 request far an st ICE or a clearance,
[4945]DIA FORM 6 (av 3-68) FT 5 Osseaa OPI: DIAC!
[4949]anil conbeces forth RT| tee Tak
[4951]of
[4952]a :
[4953]H ‘
[4956]t- z
[4957]-. 5 ;
[4958]; oe OB. = m
[4959]al
[4960]“t
[4963]14-0000
[4965]DATE: 26 SEPTEMBER 1965 lt
[4967]CLASSIFICATION: CONFIDENTIAL
[4968]. Spy SUPJRCT: FOREIGN PCLITICAL MATTERS - HATTI
[4969]FBI FILE NO: NONE GIVEN (NEW YORK). ©
[4971]; - ; ies f PERT et A 2 ae it fi -
[4972]" ; Cerny . Eee: MAA net f ey he + . oe Stik
[4973]# . _ : 4 , 4 aes . i ‘, Ap an 5 , y ;
[4974]Ui baa viish : ap era eS ey Cartel a ay SE a Ae lve
[4975]Lt: ° " i} -, >, % i
[4976]Rare ae 7 Pee ett # ge A3h4 <5
[4977]eo Tad eee : ; y ‘ s sey Srey
[4979]PASE eR MRE
[4980]ei Suite
[4982]POUR eA
[4987]14-0000
[4989]DEP? OF STATE TELEGRAMS ;
[4990]FROM PORT AUPRINCE EMBTEL 1288 '
[4991]DATE: 5 FEBRUARY 1965 a: Re - 4
[4992]CLASSIFICATION: CONFIDENTIAL .
[4993]SUBJECT: VERBATIME TEXT - _ . See eyesore (eet: « i
[4995]DATE; 23 JANUARY 1965 ;
[4996]CLASSIFICATION: CONFIDENTIAL ;
[4997]PORTAUPRINCE 1214 :
[4999]SUBJECT: NONE GIVEN (RE CLEMARD JOSEPH CHARLES)
[5001]Ene tae A :
[5005]Eee
[5008]14-0000
[5010]_NOET: Ey ws rit nO
[5011]CLASSIFY TO FUE NO |
[5012]TREE TO tne NO
[5014]. ee ae ors te ee wee : a
[5016]YORI.” vo vata of . Rt tony puseer ai
[5017]“CLASSIENED MESSAGE = OPE, SO, ov £7 a
[5018]ms 6 REPRODUCTION FRONIAITEO . |
[5021]| ADVANCE COPY Oo wore [=] ie ~ Unit |
[5022]a 4 .
[5023]' $ Rr Sar Re
[5024]c ECRET2915252 oe ENR O 38 | Cc:
[5025]© DIR INFO GNvA BERN CITE PRIN ah Fiascownne RRNA Oo
[5026]v REF: DIR 68358 (NOT SENT GNVA, BERN) pa ee| | peorhow —| v
[5027]de PER. PRIN DAILY LE. NOUVELLISTE REPEAL a | ‘
[5028]_ BLIzaBeETH DaBrnovic LEFT PRIN 23 DECENBER AFTER FIVE DaY visit '
[5029]WITH MRS, CLEMARD JOSEPH CHARLES, WIFE PRESIDENT CONNERCIAL » | | 7
[5030]"BANK HAITI. . ob | ee
[5031]® " @, VISIT SIGNIFICANT SINCE PER REF, "BOZO DABINOVIC, . 4 | wt
[5032]S . ELIZABETH S HUSBAND, POSSIBLY. INVOLVED: NOHAMNED FAYED'S EFFORTS Jg 7 : |
[5033][|B PURCHASE ARMS FOR HAITI. CLEMARD CHARLES IS MAITIAN gOST ce | i
[5034]“INVOLVED FAYED'S AFFAIRS PRIN. PER GNVA. INFO, BOZ0"S SHIPPING ode ly
[5035]- ~" FIRM NVA REGISTERED IN, ELIZABETH’ S NAHE eek | on
[5036]ZSEORET 5 . ; |
[5037]i
[5039]BEE ns cory BE
[5041]14-0000
[5043]oN - ae uO 7 _
[5044]Inne 0 YES Df no : ron LASS EF LED MESSAGE Tovat COPIES , .. ma KE “L DO ovwes
[5045]“cuassiey to tut wo AOL= Bo Poe. ae
[5047]"RAE TO HE Nb SECRET atbeopucT ION PROWIBITED
[5049]+.
[5050]ROVANCE COPY _ ‘
[5051]i . O eevee. ; .
[5052]a” inro r
[5053]va. FUE, ;
[5054]Re &Bw wk T R | .
[5055]e 1 j
[5056]| @la CITE PRI 2966 a i ;
[5058]i | Gers pain Creer 7 220s: w4804) 9
[5059].
[5060]| de CLEMARD JOSEPH CHARLES ROTURNED PRIi 21 DECEMBER. &O INFO AS vy,
[5061]| YET AVAILABLE -RE RESULT HIS NEGOTIATIONS. ; a a :
[5062]@. LUCKER CAMBRONNE RETURLED SANE FLIGHT FUT, PER PRESS REPORTS, | .
[5063]i .
[5064]:, | - PROBABLE HE TRAVELED TO ESCORT DUVALIER'S DANIGHTER FROW GLVA SCHOOL To | .
[5065]| f
[5066], patie - . ;
[5068]SECRET
[5070]"Ros. 35 702g
[5076]14-0000
[5078]ONITED STATES bers
[5080]Unmigration end ¥.
[5081]1.
[5083]“
[5085]ca . .
[5086]“4 ; . ‘
[5087]4 ne 7 ° se a
[5088]; _ lastrvetions: Any handwritten entries shall be in block. capital letters. all Sponish names shall be hyphenated with the r,
[5089]a. father's name first and the mother’s nome following. ; ‘
[5090]: _Directer, Federct Bureau of investigation ‘ .
[5091]: Depastment ef Justice _ .. a. .
[5092], Washington 25, 0. C. _ . :
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[5154]. THE FRINIDSHIP OF MANY MILITARY AND GOVERNMENT LEADERS, AND WHO IS A FORMER
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[5160]a 2. Ot OR ABOUT 3-OCTOBER 196) THE AVIATION INVESTORS COMPANY OF FORT
[5162]: Ho LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA, RECEIVED AN INQUIRY ABUUT THE POSSIBILITY OF BUYING A
[5165]C-219 AIRCRAFT FOR THE COLOMBIAN GOVERNMENT. - THE CALL WAS MADE BY RAYMOND =|
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[5194]GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS, INCLUDING JOSEPH CLENARD CHARLES, PRESIDENT OF THE ; -
[5195]COMERCIAL BANK CF HAITI. (FIELD caomin ANOTHER SOURCE PREVIOUSLY REPORTED :
[5196]THAT CHARLES HAD UNSUCCESSFULLY ATTECPTED TO BUY T-28 AIRCRAFT Tl ARIZONA.) .
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[5368]i. At Clemard Joseph Charles* request, on 1k May 63 ¢/3 Balog
[5370]bad 6 “farewell” interview with the Haitian banker. The brivate OCR:
[5372]versation, which took place at Charles’ roos at the Park Sheraten
[5374]Hotel in Hev York, lactad about one hour, Oa 15 May 1963 Charles flew - \ po
[5375]beck to Fort-qu-Prince, Haiti: ;
[5377]‘ee At the outset of our “confidential” interriey Charles ' \! 3 ‘
[5378]aheved us a letter written by William Stix Wasserman, 40 Wall Street, = 8 =«s_—> . :
[5379]i Bew York 5, N.Y. whom Charles’ Cesuribed as a “big financier and my ; ao id
[5380]ae efvieer” and edaressed to'Senacor Hubert Huyhrey. According to Charles, :
[5381]i Suazhrey end Wasserman are good friends, an allegation which may be tra ;
[5382]\ oigoe the salutation of the letter waa ‘Dear Hubert” end the general, tone i
[5383]i of/ it infideated @ fairly close relationship between the two. a y
[5384]i on i. . .
[5385]nn bh Ta hts ietter, Vascorasn asked the Senator to receive Charles ee
[5386]he desuribed as a man with “liberal views in regard to cosperotives." | ne
[5387]seormen went em eaying that Charles sees "the necessity of creating . boast.
[5388]‘@ Rew relationship Detween capital and labor primarily through prefit Sy {
[5389]} that will at least nullify to soxe extent the siren song ef . 4
[5390]% propaganta.” Wasserman concluded by stating thy followings : Bo
[5391]‘think at this very critical time in Heitian affairs ang with Gastro |. H a oa
[5392], NGO miles avay that the Administration might begin to look for wen ; :
[5393]iW ‘We. Charles' ability and attitude to see what. can constructively
[5394]f be;Gene te bring wens hope to that unfortunate deland."
[5395]f
[5397]‘ ke Charlee stated that cince he was, unable to make another trip
[5399]_ 0 Weshingtea %o see Siuater Ruxphrey he asked bio fricnd and business
[5401].'. pestasr, Joceph F. Bryer, Tapa, Florida to present Wescensan's latter
[5402]te the Senater and request ix to receive Charles vben the Haitian banker
[5404]Fotame to the US on aie of his frequent. business tripe.
[5406]' §,- Qharles reiterate’ Ris’ willing:26 to cooperate with the US
[5407]Coversasas. Ea wishes. te be contaoted at’ hia bank in Porteau-Prince, but ast | his:
[5408]“Tale home,;, Pevst 85. Ke ateted that efter Bio return te Haiti he will
[5409].  euntact a utzaat eanfidesue” osue.ef hig influential friendei Amy
[5410]ottieerss datelleatuzls, writers, dourualiate, businces man and wu. be
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[5431]us on the telephone to discuss "things" in confidence. |
[5433]gis te talk with a US Covernent official concerning the “general political
[5435]climate in. Haiti." Although he. jhas hed several contacts vith members orf
[5436]the US Eubassy!in Port-au-Prince, lhe prefers to cooperate with "one
[5438]of Captain Balog's friends." Al1' the US official has to do is to walk
[5439]Quto hie office at the bank and say, that "Im am a friend of Captain
[5440]Balog’s”. If « contact is made this way he will
[5442]"to the fullest." .
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[5445]6. He told us that he was not prepared to give his support to
[5446]these anti-Duvalier politicians in exile who had a few days age annocunged
[5447]the formation of a covernment in exile since _
[5448]people te take over in Haiti.” _Ne emphasized that he vould not under avy .
[5450]In fact, he thinks that Duvalicr | "went crazy em must be and wili be .
[5451]elininated." He did not elaborate and stated that first he must go back
[5452]to Haiti and talk with his friends. He mentioned, however, that ‘
[5453]cousin, Joseph D. Charles, a former ambassador of Haiti to the US who
[5455]- Mow lives in “forced. retirement” in Cap Haitien, was resty to re-enter
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[5458]the political life ata propitious ‘mement. He believes that his cous:
[5459]will have enough Aray suppert te become provisional President ard then
[5460]with: popular support will be elected President: of Heiti. Upon his return
[5461]to Port-au-Prince, Charles will work toward rallying support for
[5462]Josept D. Charles. He is confident that once in power, his uncle
[5463]would pursue a pro-US policy. At this point, Charles’ intimated that
[5465]“a Joseph Charles goverment could grant the US rights te establish a
[5466]naval bese atiile Bt.-Hicelas, which is sbout 60 ailes from Cuba."
[5468]7. We wished Charles bon voyage and, of course, promised nothing :
[5470]’ eoncerning his offer to be contacted in Port-au-Prince. . We merely
[5472]1
[5473]told him that we would report our converration to “our mutual friends 3
[5474]dn Washington" for their decision. Reguzdless.of this decision, ;
[5475]Charles" stated that during his next trip to New York he would call
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[5504]1. On & Aprtl 1263 Dorothe Matlack, Demstic Exploitation he
[5506]Section, ACSI, telephone] tu the affect that a banter nwned Clemard  __ wie .
[5507]Josenh Charles had left Haiti six days earlier and had Just urrived oP
[5508]in tiey York. A friend of Charles, namei Joseph Dryer, 109 Lakewood toa
[5510]Avenue, West Palm Beach, Florida, had written to General Delmar, 78 f
[5511]form yr CG Antilles Command, recommending Charles as a min of rrent
[5512]interest to the US covernnent in view of the events in Hadtl. Charles
[5513]‘was described as President of the Banc Commercicle, fort au Prince,
[5514]Maiti, who is in President Duvalier's favor. Mrs, Matlack mentioned
[5515]that she had alerted Col. Sam Kail in Minml to ‘contact Dryer in
[5517]order to obtain more background] inYormation und an acsesement on —
[5518]Charles. . :
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[5522]2. On 1 May 63 Mrs. Mntlack advised that Charles was staying at
[5524]the Pork Sheraton Yotel, New York, and thnt he had telephoned her
[5525]since her name had been supplied to him by Dryer. Charles considered
[5526]her to be his point of contact in Washington. According to Mrs. Matlack,
[5527]Charles had appointments to see Vice President Johnson, Senator Keating,
[5528]ond Congressman Rogers (Florida). lowever, Charles was willing to talk
[5529]to representatives of Mrs. Matlack's office. Mrs. Matlack stated that
[5530]the Iuitian Desk man in ACSI was ready to go to New York to talk to
[5531]Charles and invited CIA to accompany him. Churles speaks very little
[5532]Englich and a fluency in French was therefore required for the inter-
[5533]view. Mrs. Matlack stated that she might be- able to obtain a French
[5534]linguist from First Amy, Covernor's Island, but he would not be an
[5536]- intelligence officer. It was decided’ that James Balog, New York
[5537]Office, who has a knowledge of the French lenguage would accompany
[5538]the ACSI representative ' It wus also arranged that
[5539]Balog would meet the Ai sentative (Captain Rogers) ot the Park
[5540]Sheraton Hotel where Charles was staying.
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[5546]3. On 2 May 63 Mra. Matlack reported that Col, Kail had interviewed
[5547]Mr. Dryer in West Palm Beach. Dryer had appointed Charles as Director
[5548]of bis bank in Haiti. Charles, according to Dryer, formerly had no
[5549]political ambitions but in view of the current political situation in
[5550]Rafti, Charles now thinks that he may some duy bs precident.: Dryer
[5551]deceribed Charles as well-connected, politically and financially, on
[5552]both sides of the fence in Haiti. He ts also a good friend of President
[5553]Duvalier. Dryer hod given Charles letters of introduction to Senator
[5554]Keating ondt other officials in Washington. Charles wanted to see
[5555]President Kennedy and indeed had gone to the White House to arrange
[5556]for an appointment. Mo wun well received by the President's appoints
[5557]ment seuretary and invited to dinner that evening with the oppointment
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[5590]ye. Cherries is travellin:, according to Drver, wita a Texan
[5592]= geologist named de Mohrenschilit. de Mohrenschildt is associnted
[5593]vith Charles in a business venture in Hatti anc is trying to arrange
[5594]a meeting for Charles with Vice 2resident Johnson.
[5596]5. On 3 May 63 Jim Balog telephoned to alvise that he had had a
[5597]five-hour session the previous day with Charles and that he had
[5598]obtaine1 both personality data and views by Charles on what the
[5599]United States should do in the current dattian situation. Balog
[5600]advised that he was transmitting the information to Washington.
[5601]Upon arrival, copies of the teletypes were transmitted to ACSI
[5602](Mrs, Matlack), YH Diviston, and the atin America Branch.
[5604]he tale Sat eo,
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[5607]6. On 6 May 63 Mayo Stuntz, Support Pranch, advised that WH
[5608]Division wished to speak to Charles and Balog was esked to arrange
[5609]an appointment. Mrs. Matiack telephoned at approximately 1715 to
[5610]advise that she had juct revived a telephcne call from Mrs. de
[5611]Mohrenschildt asking assistance in obtaining hotel reservations in
[5612]Washinston. Upon being told that we had no special means of obtain-
[5613]ing reservations, Mrs. tiatlack stated that she would check with the
[5614]State Department Protocol Office to determine which hotels vould
[5615]admit negro guests. Mrs. Matlack finally mule recervations at the
[5617]. Alban Towers, A check with Jim Balog revealed that he had arranged
[5618]for Charles to meet the Wil representative in the lobby of the Willard
[5619]Hotel, Washington, D. C., at 1:00 noon on T May. Attempts to reach
[5620]Mrs. Matlack that afternoon were unsuccesaful. At 0830, 7 May, a
[5621]eall was made to Mrs. Matlack, te confirm that Charles would be in
[5622]Washington on that day and that arrangements had been made for a
[5623]meeting with an Agency renrenentative for 12:00 noon. Mrs. Matlack
[5624]retorted that both Mro. de Mohrenschildt and Charles had called her
[5625]that previous evening to confirm a 12:00 luncheon appointment with
[5626]her. Mrs. Matiack was concerned that CIA and Army should not be
[5627]working at cross purposes. ‘She had received authorization from
[5628]ACSI to meet Charles at lunch and felt that it would not be politic
[5629]for her to withdrny from her appointment since Aray considered her
[5630]the point of contacc with Charles. Wayo Gtunt=: informed WH Division
[5631]of the conflict and passed on the sugreotion that the WH Division
[5632]reprecentative mizit meet Charlen and ‘Mrs, Mat lack at noon and that
[5634].. Mrs, Matlack offered to vithdraw chortly thereafter. The WH repre-
[5636]_ Bentative declined the offer and requested thet oa mecting later in
[5638]the afternoon be arranged. Mrs. Matinck believed that due to con-
[5639]flicting instructions, she had been placed in the middle in the
[5641]situation from which she could not graciously withdraw and requasted
[5642]that someone accompany her,
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[5694]T+ met Hrs. Matlack in the lobby of the Hotel Willard shortly
[5695]before noon, and 1 few minutes later, Me. Charles arrived, accompanied
[5696]by Mr. and irc. de Mohirenschildt. We lunched in the resteurrnt in .
[5697]the hotel. Mi. de Mohrenachildt mentioned thnt. he hai been born in
[5698]Batu, Russia, but dud the Bolshevik Revolution had been taken to
[5699]Polani 28 & emill child. He had spent apyroximately 70 yeura in
[5700]Poland prior to World War IT and had servel in the Polish Aray.
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[5713]He also mentione? that ts had been a menoer of un ICA Team to Yugo- bat f
[5714]Blavin in 1957 and while in Belgrade had met Cormlka who was visiting Irs -
[5715]Belgrade al Lhe time. He had spoken to Gemilka and was invited to tj
[5717]visit Poland, which invitntion le had accepted. ifs home ic in Dallas, ' %
[5719]Texas. Uo has » ih, in seolugy and hae hel some teaching experience. wah ’
[5721]Mrs. de Mohreaschilut waa born in Yeking, China. Uer father was
[5722]Russian ond her mothar French, and che is now or has been a fashion
[5723]designer. tir. de Hohrenschildt mentioned thet he has known Charles
[5725]for sometime and that he is u partner with hin ir oa sisal business
[5726]in Haiti.
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[5733]8. Both Charles and de Mohrenschildt were anxious to arrange
[5734]meetings wlth cove:nment ofCiclals in Washington. I mentioned to
[5735]Chirles that a meetin: had been arranged for him at 2:15 and that a
[5736]Mx, Green would meet him in the lobby, At 1410 Mre. Matlack, Mr, and
[5738]Mrs. de Mohrenschlldt uni I departed and Charles remained in the
[5739]lobby waiting for contact.
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[5744]9. In the course of the luncheon conversation, Charles had
[5745]mentioned to Mrs. Matlici that he desired to cee a Mr. Wise, AID, to
[5746]discuss US aid to Ilaiti, Later that afternoon Mrs. Matlack called to
[5747]state that che had callal the State Department to pass along Charles‘
[5748]request. Mr. Zayovelkt (State) had called her back to pass on the
[5749]Haitian Desk man's oxtreme dicpleasure ‘that anyone in the United States
[5750]Government chould be in officlal contact with Charles. The desk man
[5751]considered Charles to be close to the Duvaller Government, to havea
[5752]been involved in sevorul shady financial dealings, and in general, to
[5754]had any interest in Charles which would dictate further contact with
[5755]Charles.
[5757]. 10. Mayo Stuntz checked with WH Division and determined that aa
[5758]a rerult of the meoling with Charles, the DD/P Uaitiean Deak had no
[5760]further plane to contnet him, I told Mra. Matlack that our intereot
[5761]seemed te have bean outiefied and that I believed we should disengage
[5762]ourselves as gracefully os ponsibla.
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[5766]R do/P Coordinator, enLicd on T May to ingrire
[5767]concen cur Savelvesent in the Chirles case. He stated that ACAL
[5768]had estlet hia ecurller that day lo aseure him that ACSI had no direct
[5769]Interest 4. Charles ang that 40 vig acting as cn intermedinry at the
[5770]request of Gener elair who had panced the lead to General Fitch.
[5771]ACSI wis concerne that due to the mix, up in nppotntments to cee
[5772]Charles, charges night Inter le mide that ACCI had interferred or
[5773]kad obstructeu CfA contact with Charles, I explained to “Nelson what
[5774]had harrenei ani he later called back to stnte that ACSI was completely
[5775]satizdiel in the way the matter had been handled.
[5777]ls. On 3 Moy Mrs. Matlack telephoned to advise that the Operational
[5778]Branch of ACSI waa ciscussing the Charles cose with DD/P to determina
[5779]Suture sourse of action. She was still somewhat concerned over her own
[5780]positicn in the ec1ise since Chirles considered her to be the focnl point
[5781]in Washington. I rettereted to her that the matter was one for either
[5782]the Stste Depurtment or the operational elements to handle end that
[5783]wo precerre.| to disencage ourselves. Mrs. ‘atlack mentioned that a
[5784]dispatch had been received to the effect that . cousin of Charles wns
[5785]promintently mentioned as a successor’ to Duvalier chould the latter
[5786]be overiurown. She was of the opinion that the US government chould
[5787]conlis::e to "play b.11" with Chirles ag a future asset in Haitian
[5788]affairs.
[5790]Distribution:
[5791]Orig =~ 0/Chief
[5792]1 = New York Office
[5793]1 = Support (Stunts)
[5794]1 ~ LA Branch
[5795]1 = Index (Control)
[5796]1 = Dep/Coll chrono
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[5818]rEOORA DU. FOR me RECORD
[5820]SUBJECT: _Glemard Joseph CHARLES
[5822]1. On & April 1963 Dorothe Motlnck, Domstte Exploitation
[5823]section, ACSI, telephoned tu the atfect that a banker nwaed Clemard _
[5824]Joseph Charles had left Haiti six days earlier and had just. srrived
[5825]in tley York. A friend of Charles, name1 Joseph Dryer, 109 Lakewood.
[5826]Avenue, West Palm Beach, Florida, had written to General Delmar,
[5827]former CG Antilles Command, recommending Charles as o min of rreat
[5828]interest to the US covermment in view of the events in Haitl. Charles
[5829]was described as President of the Banc Commerciale, Fort au Prince,
[5830]Haiti, who is in President Duvalier's favor. Mrs. Matlack mentioned .
[5831]that she had alerted Col. Sam Kail in Minml to contact Dryer in :
[5832]order to obtain more background information und an. acsesement on —
[5833]Charles.
[5835]. 2. On 1 May 63 Mrs. Matlack advised that Charles was ataying at
[5836]the Pork Sheraton Yotel, New York, and thnt he had telephoned her
[5837]since her name had been supplied to him by Dryer. Charles considered
[5838]her to be his point of contact in Washington. According to Mrs. Matlack,
[5839]Charles had appointments to see Viee' President Johnaon,. Senator Keating,
[5840]and Congressman Rogers (Florida). However, Charles was willing to talk
[5841]. to representatives of hrs. Matlack's' 'offiea, Mrs, Matlack stated that
[5842]., . , +, ‘the Uudtinn Deck man in ACST was ready to go to New York-to talk to
[5843]not Charles and invited CIA to accompany: him. Churles speaks very little
[5844]English and a fluency in French was therefore required for the inter--
[5845]‘view. Mrs. Matlack stated that she might be: able to obtain a French
[5846]LMngutst from virst Amy, Governor's Island, but he would not be an
[5847]intelligence officer, It was decided ‘that Jomes Balog, New York
[5848]Office, who hac a knowledge of the French lenguage- would accompany
[5849]‘the ACSI representative under Army cover. It wuc alco arranged that
[5850]_ Balog would meet the ACSI representative (Captain Rogers) « at the Park
[5851]‘ Sheraton Hotel where Charles was otaying.
[5853]On 2 May 63 Mrs. Matlack reported that Col. Kail had intervieved
[5854]Mr. Dryer in West Palm Beach. Dryer, had appointee Charles as Director
[5855]\ ef his bank in Halti. Charles, according. to Dryer, formerly had ne.
[5856]political ambitions but in view of the current political situation in
[5857]Haiti, Charica now thinke that he may aome doy bt. erestident. Oryer .
[5858]decerLbed Charles as well-connected, , politicaily and financially, on
[5859]doth sides of the fence in Haiti. He 1s oloo d good: friend of President -
[5860]Duvalter. Dryer had elven Charles letters of introduction to Senator
[5861]Keating ondt other officialn in Washington. Charles wanted to see
[5862]President Kennedy and indoed had gone ‘to the White: House to arrange
[5863]for an appointment. Ile war wall reesived by the President's appoint~
[5865]nt ceuretary and invited to dinner. that evening, with the upper ntannt ;
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[5873]ee ere cree
[5875]r
[5876]'
[5878]a — SUBJECT: ‘Clamant Joserh CHART
[5880]os . ; secresacy. Throuch a misunderstanding, hovevor, Charles did not:
[5881]wt ‘ "attend the dinner, bub went to New York instead
[5883]4, Charles is travelling, according to Urver, witha a Texan
[5884]geologist named de Mohrenschildt. de Mohrenschildt is associated
[5885]oy ‘with Charles in a business venture in Haiti and is trying to arrange
[5886]a > a meeting for Charles with Vice resident Johnson.
[5888]5. On 3 May 63 Jim Balog telephoned to advise that he had had a
[5889]five-hour session the previous day with Charles and that he had
[5890]obtainel both personality data and views by Charles on what the
[5891]United States should do in the current dattian situation. Bslog
[5892]advised that he was transmitting the’ information to Washington.
[5894]Upon arrival, copies of the teletynes were toonsmitted to ACSI
[5895](lire, Matlack), WE Diviston, and the Latin America Branch. |
[5897]. 6. On 6 Moy 63 Moyo Stuntz, Support Branch, advised that WH oe
[5898]Division wished to speak to Charles and Balog was esked to arrange -
[5899]an appointment. Mrs. Matinecsx telephoned at approximately 1715 to
[5900]advise that she had juct receivel a telephcne call from Mrs. de
[5901]Mohrenschildt asking assistance in obtaininz hotel reservations in
[5902]Washington. Upon being told that we had no special means of obtain-
[5903]ing reservations, Mrs. iatlack stated that she would check with the.
[5904]State Department Protocol Office to determine which hotels would ;
[5905]edmit negro guests. Mrs. Matinck finally made recervations at the . fe:
[5906]-  plban Yowers. A. check with Jin Balog. revealed that he had arranged “€
[5908]. for Charles to meet the Wil representative in the lobby of the Willard
[5909]. Hotel, Washington, D. C., at 19:00 noon on T ny. Attempts to reach
[5910]Mrs. Matlac’s that ofternoon were unsuccessful. At 0830, 7 May,. a
[5911]‘eall was mde to Mrs. Matiack te confirm that Charles would be in -
[5912]-.%\. °,. Washington on-that day end that arrangements had been made for a.
[5913]Slay et. meeting with an Agency renrenentative;for 12:00 noon. Mrs. Metlack .
[5914]fa - yetorted that both Mrs, de Mohrenschildt and Charles had called her
[5915]_ that previous evening to confirm 4 12:00 luncheon appointment with
[5916]’. her. .Mrs. Matlack wac concerned that CIA and Army should not be
[5917]working at cross purposes. She. had received authorization from
[5918]’ ACSI to meet Charles ot lunch and felt that it would not be politic
[5919]for her to withdre’: from her appointment since Aray considered her
[5920]‘the: point of contace with Charles. Mayo Stunt: informed Wl Division
[5921]Of the conflict and passed on the surrastion that the WH Division
[5922]repreeentative might meet Charlen ond Mra, Matinack at noon and that
[5923]Mrs. Matlack offered to withdraw shortly thereafter, The WH repres.
[5924]sentative declined the offer and requested. thot o mecting later in -
[5925]the afternoon be arranged. Nre. Matinck telievad that due to con
[5926]flieting instructiona, che had been placed in the middie in the
[5927]situation from which che could not graciously withdraw and. requested
[5928]that someone accompany. her. . .
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[5939]SUBJECT: Clemani Joneph CHANLES
[5941]he
[5945]Te X met Nes. Natlack in thelobby of the Hotel Willard shortly
[5946]~, before noon, ond 2 lew minutes Inter, Mre Charles arrived, accompanied
[5947]by Mr, and firs. de Mohrenschilidt.” We lunched in the restaurmnt in
[5948]‘the hotel. Ms. doa Mohrenschildt sientioned that he hai heen born in
[5949]Batu, Russia, but during the Bolshevik Revolution had been taken to
[5950]Poland as a emll child. le had spent approximately 20 years in
[5951]Poland prior to World War IT and had served in the Polish Arny. :
[5952]He also mentione) that !2 had been a.member of xn ICA Team to Yugo ;
[5953]elavin in 1957 and while in Relernade had met Comulka who was visiting
[5954]Belgrade at the time. He had spoken to Gemmilka and was invite? to :
[5955]visit Poland, which invitntion he had accepted. dis heme is in Dallas,
[5956]Texan, Ha has a Uh. in seolugy and has hel some teaching experience.
[5957]Mrs. de Mohrenschildt wis born in fering, Chinn. er father was
[5958]- Russian cand her mother Franch, and che is now or has been a fashion
[5959]designer. fi. de Mohrenachildt mentioned thet he has known Charles
[5961]for sometime and that he in a partner with him ina sisol business
[5962]in Haiti.
[5964]ijsor . Bae Bl al je eat Bae Po, .
[5965]-
[5967]Bilan Bhi
[5970]i ¢
[5973]‘8. Both Charles and de Mohrenschildt vere anxious to arrange
[5975]' meetings with gove.nment officlals in Washington. I mentioned to i ]
[5976]Charles that a meetiny had been arranged for him at 2:15 and that a
[5977]Mr. Green would meet him in the lobby. At 1410 Mrs. Matlack, Mr. ond 1
[5978]Mrs. de MohrensechLilt ani T departed and Charles remained in the :
[5980]lobby waiting for contact,
[5982]ws a 9. In the course of tha luncheon conversation,. Charles hed
[5983]. . mentioned to Mra. Matlicic that he desired to see a Mr. Wise, AID, to
[5984]@iscuss US ald to Ilniti, Later that afternoon Mrs. Matlack called to
[5985]state thet she had callad the State Uepartment to pass along Charles‘
[5986]. request. Mr. Zarorekl (State) had called her back to pass on the-
[5987]‘- , Haition Desk man's extreme dicplessure that anyone in the United States
[5988]_ ‘Government should. be in offfclal contact with Charles. The desk man
[5990]. @onsidered Charlea to be clo::e to the Duvalier Government, to have
[5991]- been involved in severul shady financial dealings, and in general, to
[5992]“be an undesirnble chorictar. Mrs. Matlack asked whether the Agency
[5994]had any interest in Charleo which vould dictate further contact with
[5995]Charles.
[5997]“20, Mayo Stunta ‘ghocked with wa Division and determined that as
[5998]@ rerult of the meeting with Charles, the DD/P Unitden Desk had no
[5999]further plans to contnct him. I told Mra. Matlack that our intereat:
[6000]seemed te heave beon sutdafied and that. I believed we chould disengage
[6001]ourselven ag eeacemuldy c ag poasdblae :
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[6006]TWA. Neyne De kson, Do/P Coordinator, enlled on 7 May to ingrire
[6007]concen ming owe Invalveaent in the Charles case. He strted that ACSI
[6008]awd coatled hin mcbller that day to, aciture him. that ACSI had no direct
[6009]‘ interest dy Charhes and that 2b sig actiny: ag en intemedinry at the
[6010]reuest ‘of Genernt Delnar vho had. pascad the lead to General Fiteh.
[6011]AUSI was concemed that due to the mix up tn appotntments to cea
[6012]Charles, charges might inter be mide that ACUL had interferred or _
[6013]had obstructed CIA contact with Charles, T explained to Nelson what .
[6014]had harpened and he later called back to state that ACSI wan completely
[6015]satiztel in the way the matter had been handled.
[6017]Yo. On 8 May Mrs. Matlack telephoned to advise that the Operational.
[6018]Branch of ACSI waa ciscussing the Charles case with DD/P to determine
[6019]future sourse of action. ‘She was still somevheat concerned over her own
[6020]positicn in the ense since Charles considered her to be the focal point
[6021]in Washington. I reitersted to her that the matter was one for either
[6022]the Stute Departnent or. the. operational elements: to handle and that
[6023]we preserved to disengagé ourselves. ‘Mra. Matlack mentioned that a
[6024]dtepatch had been recefivel to the effect that n cousin of Charles was _ ot
[6025]promintently mentioned as.a successor to Duvalier should the intter
[6026]be overturown. She was of the opinion that the US government chould.
[6027]“eont lee to “play b.11” with Chirles as a future osset in Haitian
[6030]i
[6032]. Dietrisutjon:
[6033]i Orig + O/Chiet
[6034]a : 1 = New York Office poe a, om
[6035]tte “ 1 © Support (Stunts). . bb pa es
[6036]ro Re : 1 = LA Branch i. et
[6037]7 ~. Le Index (Control) ne
[6038]‘-) Le Dep/toll chrono
[6040]aisha tea desde *
[6042]ua ‘ABuaskovekti nee i.