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Show Housing's Upgraded For Poor By JOHN VINTUE t Door io slop “paying crouked slumlandiords Fully onethird of the 2) Tajiresidents of this capital City live in slum dwellings, called “vanchos” in Venezuela. Most of them are rural peopie whe have moved to the city hoping tofind a better life Mast of the shacks, which spill down the mountainsides toward the central city. are one-room tin or clay di Ss. Many lack sanitary facilities AVFRAY & SATUROAY “THURSDAY, PRICES EFFECTIVE ITEMS ADVERTISED NOT AVAILABLE AT OUR DOWNTOWNSTORE j and electricity Government advertisements carried on local radio stations urge the renters to stop paying rent and te denounceiandiords te the police if their dwellings lack adequate facilities or are built on public land, a Rents vary from 100 to 150 bolivars per month, or $22 to $33 Venezuela's new Social Democratic € enjoys record incor hanks to high oil revenues, has frozen most consumer prices and vecreed acruss-the-board wage increases, designed to help the USING A walkie talkie and an antenna fashioned out of a demonstrati was fo show NASAofficials of the possible use ofthis si fe kind of equipment for search and rescue successfully sent a message from a sidewalk in Washington, operations. UP! Teiephoto D.C,, by way of satellite to Schenectady, N.Y. The gotier's uabreila, GGeneral Eleciric engineer Reo:4 Anderson Jobless Rate High in ‘Frisco New Snag the rest 8 job almost anytime stay onin the teaching has had a higher : they decided they wanted one 1 think t Test of the nation But manydidn’t want tobetied moving around from place to San Francisco's problem is down iust yet partly the problem of corecities Now that they ar or 30anda place. But I may have to goout of the country to get ateaching everywhere Industries are i hey are job. moving away Another factor affecting San ihe unemplo' d cannot mo! out becausi Thave a ae in psychoto- Francisco particularly is gov the suburbs. But, for the poor and gy from Michigan State,” said ermment spending cutbacks. All ed, it is at least a one pale young man looking a’ levels of government have had a you can survive the list of new jobs in an ‘freeze’ on eae Being an international cross, a city of Many tongues, empioyment office. ‘‘But that’s ny job in that field have a master’s Naval Shipyard, wiping out jobs To ease city has Chinatownis thefirst stopfor thousands of alien immigrants with language and other em ployment problems. Others from throughout the world flock to San Francisco because theylikeits international flavor. Take Lajos Turtsanyi, a 27 Antiques Fair Slated for job proble million in aiment center think they have found a locationforthe facility in Mental Heaith Board Wednesday his clients are ready to fight placement of the Murray. Jordan- m ny say prolonging the ums and was abandoned. hese inflationary times, it’s as FYONES DUCKHAT | 3 1” ” | Technol most YOU SAVE 10: OUR REG. $1.49 —Heavy 2-inch web belt with OUR REG. $3.99—Army duck, woter repellent Brown, 25 elastic loops. eat Save $1.08 ital — 3| SLEEVELESS GAME JACKET OUR REG $5.99—Water repellent army duck with stastic loops on both sides Full gusseted, rubberized game bag. #1955 Kansas provided 26.000 men LATEX RECOIL PAD § ve and suffered the highest 'y rate of any of the foethert States Tay “The Salt Lake is about Planning and Zinc plated wire loops sewn to web strap. OUR REG. $1.39 YOU SAVE 40 Brown latex dipped ped with sponge rubber #2206 59: 9| facility should be lorte Ap esie Written” each , Radio Statlen te0itt Preached by LEON HUTCHINGS RT. #1 BOX 50 KENAI, ALASKA empty boast x SALT LAKE CI Heritage Four YOU SAVE $1.06 for the Union army in the Civil DID YOU KNOW FAITH COMES BY Commission will HEARING GOD'S WORD? nounic e Tuesday its decision on racial * Francisco. But for the thou sands whocan't find work during ers don't wanta repetition of last year's solici for ery and nae s favorite city.”” ae iUPI) — cn Earlier under the dictatorship ‘Tooele Meniai Hygiene “Centro” of Gen. Marcos Perez Jimenez, center in their neighborhood all bulldozers were sent in to raze the Way io the courts slumsand the residents relocat“Whether you or I as profes- ed in giant housing complexes. sionals feel th seus are justi. One such complex—renamed e eal to Union “January 23” to mark ihe dayin don't think 1958 when the dictatorship was ied," he said overthrown—houses 250,000 he center be to persons in superblocks which cated in a more commercial have one of the highest crime area ratesin thecity But Tom Erickson, directorof the project, s opportunities f: minorities to work their way into where the unions andindustries where they placed ha cheer aa ed e County commission- RUBBER DUCKDECOYS POUR— REG. $17.08 6%. policing ‘The previous Social Christian government tackied the probheir community jem byreplacing hillside shacks ttorney, Rob- with sturdy, concrete block ert Lord, told the GreatSalt Lake houses. Bul this project was Rules on T LAKE CITY gouge, 6 chill, Duck and pheasar shetls tram Winche: residents say the unemployed for Reset jobs ' Soliciting qn $2.19 and $299—32- mains—if the residents dig the center out of by teaching them English as a second language, developin oun WE. pen 4b al hoes Soot 20 SALT LAKE CITY (UPD) — diteches—and pit in electricity, telephone lines and provide SL. Board sal Trolley Square Center BP Gave Now that directors of purpose is to treat patients with 19 emotiona probiems in a rea So eecan fearn 5.600 money Muchofthis is sp Stalls igh mone them to move cut of the ‘aldns and find better housing elsewhere. But where there is a sense of communityand residents have invested considerabie money ia their properties, the government has offered to install water A ge r NeneHARNETT year-old Hungarian with a wife ing for nearly threenic anths. It’s the same story all around. “Don't SAN {UF cali us. we ticail you San Francisco iisaaswell place to Turtsanyi arrived in Oneof the tightest job markets live if you havea job. Francisco a few weeks agoandis And if you don't have a job. it's one of the unemployed. Trained in San Francisco facesteachers. not going to be easyto find one. in photography, he would like to Caroline Hatch, 30, has a California credenti h The unemployment rate has get into that field. But he is been hovering around 8 per cent checking out clerical and alization in ‘early childhood” education for the past three years. It salesman jobs. “ET would really like to be peaked at 9.8 per cent and was 79 We have to live.” he said. per cent in the most recent ather tough, but I lookonit teacher. I think I cou or governmentsurvey as a normaldifficulty. There are something in ed working in educational mate “Employment doesn’t fluctu- good ways telook for a job here. ate widely. We don't boom and San Francisco also has rials,” says Ms. Hatch b two mornings a collapse, sEunice Elton, the inherited a large number of mayor's manpower director leftovers or stragglers of iy week in a pre-school. It is volunteer, I get $10 a week. | “For along time wehavehada beatnik-hippie era who bee higher unemployment rate than aul in a period when ta want to get a general secre. tarv-clerk job part time so} can YOU SAVE 23¢ Those earning less than 1,000 bolivars ($220) a month received a 25 per cent wage increase Where possible the govern: Se A 1-GAu68 aNd its third annual A Troll i3 from 16 Dp day, Mrs. Stephanie Churc The world’s finest? Bourbon since 1795. foundation director. announced ‘Thursday Twenty antique dealers will contribute to the fair, said Mrs solicitations sho Churchill. 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