l_ _ .. SECOND SECTION Charlottetown, Tues. Aug. 25, 1964. PAGE 9

ACTION ‘

S; R. JOHNSTON llMITED

ST. PETER'S ROAD CHARLOTTEI‘OWN

" 7‘ ;’ UNDERWEAR l DRAWS FROWNS

TOKYO ( AP l—Japanese authorities are try-in discourage Tokyo males from wandering about pub- licly in their underwear for f a: effect it might have on the tourist trade.

the excellent air condition- ing at the recently refur- bished Tokyo International Airport.

Reports say hundreds 0! men have been ﬂocking to the airport terminal clad only in underpants, under- shirts and sandals. There they relax in the cool lounges. oblivious to the stares of foreigners.

Dvruggi-sts Ask s. Abolition Of Drug Sales Tax

HALIFAX (CPl—The 57th an- nual convention of the Canas dian Pharmaceutical Associa- tion has called on the fed- ,eral government to abolish the I11 per cent sales tax on drugs ' land therapeutic appliances and ‘heed the advice of pharmacists in matters relating to drug sales and pharmacy.

The requests were contained

. in 12 resolution: passed by 400 delegates from nine provinces

{ ~ . ' " “" lat the endof the four-day con- RAYA PEARLMAN of Mom Pearlman’s discovery of an own community bakery. Mrs. -"e““°"- T-lel‘e were “0 dEIG' treal looks at a sign with re- unused shack in the Caracas Peai‘lman and 'ier husband ;gates from Quebec

sidents of barrio Isaias Me- slum ended with a $1.200 gov- Gerald are members of an ‘ dina Angarita announcing ernment grant for the pur- American _ based private lihe_ governmenfltake immedlate the new looatlon of their chase of a permanent bakery ‘ !action on an earlier and re- community bakery. A chain building. The barrio is the peace corps called ACCION. peated recommendation ' of events starting with Mrs. only one in Caracas with its (C? Photo) now reinforced by a Similar recommendation from the royal

The association I asked that commission on health services

Canadian Girl Is Driving distant?

emoved. ’ WON’T BE IGNORE!)

o o t The association. representing

(8.100 pharmacists. also said it

orce e In CCI on ea no

noring of pharmacy opinion in

’ e profes-

A p rlv a ter sponsored ’ to get water was to buy it from so the barrio got its second ; slon." ‘It said this would be _sen

peace corps is helping the .l a pump truck at 45 cents a bar-. school. . i 1 writing to Prime Minister

slum-dwellers of Caracas. re]. and to boil it. After searching the sprawlinglPearson and Health Minister This story tells of the work 1 But there was a way to get‘1 slum, the Accion workers found; Judy LaMarsh.

a Canadian girl in the electricity—by illegally tappinglan uncertified teacher with live: It said assurance would be

Venezuelan capital. the power lines supplying the years‘ classroom experience. irequested in writing from the

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y PAUL KIDD city of Caracas. 1 Every week. as 55 pupils ar-;tgovernnient that "tih profession CARACAS (Cpl — The jeep ' rived 3i. the school. each paidi w)“ be represented on commit. ' lurched and slit'iered on the AGREED TIO PA,‘ for his or her education by‘tees.. boards and commissions n I red-dirt incline of the Caracas By_ the “me 1t Wacm‘d the placing a 22-cent com on fine atppmn‘ed in {me {mum to con.

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I -' ar-oldi owe“??- ° 99“ “my “’35 1 Gerald an ya convince rec y a ec n: e 91' es.

| Caliiiadianpgiiill‘gt‘igglzeﬁd5t90 pre-me better than callldle'lmwer- an American foundation thatrsionu "v

vent the sturdy little vehicle :42,“ 2f [ﬁhehargﬂ‘ggnts of “‘9‘ the teacher. though Without all The association also passed a uge u

' ' Ith‘m ' 0d and de—‘i resoluton condemnng owner- ‘ ‘ II plunging into a ditch. ; . , 9". “’1 diploma, was go I . ' i PGC l n. with. Elecmc “gm ever “Fee they served more than a $12 weekly' ship of drugstores by people [You codomer‘ Are The Winner‘ These 5 la' Prices a Sghrinsuségriidihié aigttajpulfouncing;squatted there m0” “3" “"9 student-provided "salary." ‘ lwho are not pharmacists. The on “5 'way. years 820. Today. the teacher is pflldi resolution said "in such circum- At the. end of the road was The Peal‘lmans “501"” m $100 a month by the foundation; stances the motivation of man. home For the slender. attrac- do Something “’01” li- and the children get their ed-.agement is often economic

. . and A A R ' . du- They organized Pemmns- "1 ucation tree. ‘to the detriment of the phar- 28 F s F I l 3:0 liioggeatlfbotii; Erraesi_ which barriodwellers agreed to Several weeks ago‘ Gel-31mmécmos 15 Emma! " l. . I ‘ dents oi Isaias Medina Anga- Pay for the eleCtmlty at a 599‘ left the barrio to return tolbilitnyor gutsic protection, i-

. - ieial rate instead of stealing it,l washin ton in connection withg‘ WAR 5 o ANGER . 1‘3 “I tggrali‘agjest harm“ or provided the power. company a goveriment job. ‘ Another resolution warned of “1‘2"”, n .ﬁ [he 6"“, Canadian installed booster equipment. ‘ Raya, now on her own. simply the dangers of self medication m :3); 16f an Am-ericémbased After ‘three monthsof tough doubted her efforts, and stated that many drugs '? 1 Peace C‘orw known as negotiations the harm got Its site located a disused shack, contained in products regis- O 221;: he The word “in Spanish firji legal power supply. cajoled a supermarket chain.tered under the Patent Medl- . s ' n

the Pearlmans gm the into donating an old gas-Ecine Act “are potentially dan-

mcans action. . - ., I - acrf‘dll W "5 “Will i rd (1 aded n gerous when used indiscrimi- '. . poweie oven an persu‘ . . Custom Four Door Sedan And'fthit is just \iiat Raya. One day. Gerald went out. was! _ manufacturmg ﬁrm minatetlyo peégom’le‘t'h drmno {one be.‘ “‘m‘ a (“CR and Show} m beta“"send a professional cookery. Tuit- resolution condemned h’Lde lsmmleinitv teba m work: 'aCklmg “hat mm?" "1.9 hope“ teacher to the barrio. "blatant advertismg." particu- 6 cylinder. standard transmission. heavy duty suspension, minougc‘o which .the bmmdwehloss task of levelling tie bar- A woken, course was held. lag], (g: tilmgio; “all? “311% ' will weep . odels trade-ins. ~ a ' . “0 "’3 ~ , ending with a graduation cere~ 8' ng e ren se -m ca- wheel covers, white wall tires, two speed wipers. 0“ “hick we t “u make. and m u “"5 ared‘eaﬁggligtf 1,1234?" ; Soon. he was 191ml by “.mony tor the women otudentsﬂtion of "alarming and danger- ange .8“ The ﬁne letter; of! coupleof other reSidents, TheniBAKERY MAKES mum" :ous proportions." I i W whizlcilosntand for Americans fort mare 'E’maieg‘ené‘zagg-mcn “or? Thus. lsaias Megina Angagita mletnsglidtthehaszociatio: recaiag ‘ r ' ' l V e e t ' ' * beams the only ai'l'io in ,ar-. 0 e overn en Reg. Pr ‘9 as - Fill“ NOW Car Warranty Communityt 1L0 - 03¢;ratflggmelgt helping change the face of the: acgs with its own community. the patent Medicine Act be u. 0319’; til-3% 23:3“? pitted. twisted track into some— baker}. scinded or replaced and that po- ' t s . e governme l Straight Sale Price 24.000 Miles or Two Your: a 0" y thing resembling a road 1 press to non mm...“ be brought un- OIL COMPANIES HELP 3 BUILT snwnns ladvanced a $1,200 grant for the der the Food and Drugs Act.

Financiallydss pPorltetll) It took two months but todaylpurchase of a permanent (halt-l

"‘ - s“. American an enezue an 115', the barrio is proud of its three—i pry buildinrj. Operatiii'.’ six aVS commission in Washington."

Ask a". Of ' owmg “men "€55 Were-“St " has a budget. mile “main highway." 3 week with two shifts. the. The Dallas Times-Herald also of some $220900. 8mm 099'? Construction then began on bakerv is producing between too}. published an uncle gum fifth cominll fl'nm 0” compames the barrio‘s first sewage and and 200 pounds of bread weekly; some of the game ammo”,

. , an “9 50"“ America“ “Publ'” The government supplied the. The Canadian girl now is for the fatal shooting of Leo mommy . ‘tDlDeS. workers of fl? barrio lhenorkinc on her final and most: Harvey Oswald, who mid be?“ . 3m Aged {Tom 20 to 42' mm an! free labm‘ and two ACClOlI _ imnortanf project: I tutti-storeyI arrested and charged With kill- average 0' 25' Am“ "°1':volunleers the leadership.community centre Whlcl W111i mg Kennedy m Dana. lost No. unteers have come he" ““mi needed to bring men and ma- adioin the bakery. vember. the United States. Sweden. 0 terials together. Said Ra“. “When we ﬁrst N YORK (AP) 1 k lomblat Fran" and Canada‘ \ Raye organized a meal SH‘V— arrived. the barrio was frag- l. a}; Ella Recently. however. an Ila-lice, provided by other resiﬂmpmed and suspicious. .Rub}. in a ranibingih van; in. (Tea-hing numb" 0‘ Wu“?! Ven‘ dents of the barrio. for thosef "Every person was only ln-lCOherénlﬁppea lO‘ 9 :rrﬁn ezuelans have been allraCied ‘0 working on construction. ’tcrcstcd in himself and his ownlCOIhMlSSIon. has. musk!l t ’e the movemem- and " currfnuy! Next a rubble-covered area‘ family: no one was it neighborlnelel‘ Ilook P811 .ldll BHYJILO Ff! COHSlSiS 0‘ 15 North Amencan“ was cleared and trees planted of anyone. . . .assassmale Praisinenltee 21“ - alld 40 Venew‘ﬂans- to create a plaza for fiestas. "Then came the electricity.3K€lln7gyt 01‘ t0 arVeY For a wage of $140 3 m0“”‘-' Until recently. there was only' the road. the sewers, the plazawi of}??? - . ” each Accion worker serves t‘romione primary school for the en_. the school and the bakery. 1 'er. was duo cﬁpmacy‘ 15 to 13 monihl ‘ .tire barrio. Operated by the Roﬁ "Now. people know iliev can} RUbl YlS kill-lime aIll! Alll'S_3yl {. Living and working m 2'? har'iman Callmlic Church. ll ac- best help themselves by helping New 0"] EILUlf J' tl’l'lerléalll‘i rios in four urban and indUS- commodated 300 pupils; but €3.41 “they.” ' wIn repty.1d Rieb _us ice a trial centres in Venezuela "“l‘twhile classes were in progress The community centre will be ﬁll‘l‘fll kOI u .V. M the “meet! ha" "’3"de theithousands of barefoot. illiterate a nlace where residents Will be m 11:“ VCR“ say “3:011 b!- buudlng 0‘ 5Ch°°15,a“d “mmy‘youngsters ran around outSidc. able to discuss their common ere H83 099“. “9 W1 the ﬁlly centres 3‘ Wthh “’00 chﬂ‘t The Pearlmans vowed to taketnroblenis and receive inﬁrm-«5011‘!t IS 00mmll‘55l0ll 0“ g d dl‘en alld 3-000 aduns 8" bemgf at least a few of the urc‘iinsliion in sewing and other craftslhlm Feds “'0 8‘0 clues one

C Gm O Norman MacDonald which have a vital inlerﬁst in‘drainage system. d showng a small profit. i Ruby is under death sentence RICE '

0N: ONLY SAVE $685.00

1964 FALCON Futon Convertible

Redhch with ktop, ﬂeavyl motor, autocratic transmission, wheel

ONE ONLY SAVE $1,140.00

1964 F-600-H.D. 3 Ton

I” .D.V-l motor. two speed axial once: commission, ED. brakes. 835 6r. custom cab. fully equipped and

' educated and "alned' 'off the dirt-covered streets and as part of an adult ediicationiwhn has ClalmEd ‘0 have any NW '0' “0 m‘- “an "hue w.“ the" mkggggzo With a master's denser . nut them behind desks. inrozram f th largngl pgngwlegggnythzgmmn 131' “06 W95 ~ - Slavic studies from lln‘ "Iver- PUPILS mm TEACHER t "ll it'll] be the heart o 0 V . _ - W” Price “$555,340.00 SH." 0‘ callinl‘m" 3' Berkdﬂ” They found an abandoned barrio." say! “all "0"" H at}; m km ourd p'restl‘ﬁm' M I” 38.“! “'33 dill“ communlt-‘f de‘ building. Through community hot“an a reality. 1 will leave." l 1115' Wﬂllle ‘0 9 .YOH AC N velopment work at Cambridﬂepcffori. it was given a roof. ivin- When she does. a Caracas '0”. 0‘” "W" Cf’mmllsslon-tlw s ass. when a pamnhlt‘t about dows and a coat of pain‘ And-slum will know its loss. I might say to .‘OU aso tha " e s Accion came across her desk. -» r r ~A~ thave explored the situation. I No ELECTRICITY e exchange is a highlight I

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" v. al’zlcd that P be I 0 d ed I L k lof a final copyrighted instal- afieSrUdyl::i!; oil stiidlylnl. i s r ea ‘ment in The Journal - Amer. - needed to annlv theory to nrac- . . . icfanR of) ii .102-tgachlllllterrtgahgn ‘ “thhqu A H , in uyin e ass ouny :il'ttiien 8330:1222 ki‘ngit-hpesir“‘rawesti jail June 7 by the Warren

state." said Rays. "ACcionl . A .commi. . ‘ seemed to offer the answer." WASHINGTON IAP' w The of Long Beach. Calif. Rankinj The. transcript. has been pub- e 29-vear-old American-special commission investiga- said "the commissmn has reinshed m three instalmenm un. born husband. Gerald. who was. ting the assassination of the leased no testimony whatever. lder the byline of Journal-Amer teaching at a Boston high late president John F. Kennedy Eplcv. in a telegram to War-jinn columnist Dorothy ‘Kilgﬂ

school. wasn't so anvioiis to said here a federal inves~ ren. had protested the publica-llen. She said she obtained I seek the answer. tlgation has been started into tion in "another newspaper in icopy through sources close to . But. it vear ago. botli signed the “premature publication" ofithis area' of testimony given the "commission in Waehlnl- .as Accion volunteers and took some. testimony to the commis- by Jack Ruby in the Dallas. ton. ‘ ;. nlane in Caracas sion. Tex. jail. _ .- Ruby shot Oswald in Dallas _ ' After an intensive six-week J. Lee Rankin. general (‘Olln— The Next \ork .loiirnal-.Amer-ipollce headquarters Nov. It course in Spanish. the voting scl for the commission headed ican has been carrying under during a jail transfer..0swald. I I l I couple entered lsaias Medina by Chief Justice Earl Warren. a copyright a verbatim tran- a self-described Mamlt. but: _

Anzariia, disclosed the. investigation by. script of some of Ruby‘s testi-iﬁfvn grizzlyuaiacwﬁofm

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