Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • 55

ailmoillJrribtitu WedSeptlS 7-A Calling all gourmets Eyes Cast At Brazil's Northeast --and night-clubbers! RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) -Brazil's -private-- businessmen arid investors are taking a new and careful look at the Brazilian Northeast, the drought-plagued pocket of on Brazil's hump. Businessmen for the most part have shied nwav from the New Lucky Supermart Opens Here Lucky Stores opened Its 160th unirtoday with a gala celebration at 4055 MacArthur Blvd. The supermarket structure contains more than 20,000 square feet of floor space with 13,000 square feet devoted to sales area. A modern Lucky tower rises 45 feet above the parking area surrounding the store. The store has the latest types of self-service refrigerated cabinets for meat, fruit, vegetables, delicatessen items, dairy products, ice cream and frozen foods.

There are more than 250 lineal feet of refrigerated cabinets. The store is fully air-conditioned, and has diffused lighting, wide aisles, and a warm color scheme. Ft. rr :6 srV fl" HB' Of- The Tribune's Annual Gourmet Section 'iiihw Northeast as a possible investment area. Their reluctance was due in part to the "state ownership" trend of the government's Northeast Regional Development Agency, Sudene.

Sudene, created in the late 1950s to channel federal efforts to ease the problem of this depressed region, became a plaything lor Brazil's intellectual Marxists and socialists. RULED ECONOMY Under the direction of Celso Furtado, the organization ruled the Northeast economy with an iron hand and gave little incentive for private business to enter the area. president Humberto Castello Branco, who fook office after last year's revolution overthrew Joao Goulart, was convinced that the secret to success in overcoming the Northeast's problems was private initiative. He appointed Joao-Goncalves de Sousa, a 51-year-old agricul-: tural engineer with years of ex- nwtance tn th Orpanizatinn of Astronomy Meet The East Bay Astronomical Society will meet at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at the Chabot Observatory, 4917 Mountain Blvd.

The public has been invited to attend the session, which will Include views through eight and ten inch telescopes and a program in the planetarium, NO MORE SCHOOLDAYS No more, books for old Tompkins School And the generations of students who have progressed through it since 1876 may think of it with affectionaie regret. The building, which dates from 1915, a replacement for the original school, burned in 1914, is beirig razed to make way for the Acorn Redevelopment Project. New industrial buildings will rise on its site. The historic school had Oakland's first kindergarten and first health study program -but it gained its greatest fame because the poet Edwin Markham was its principal from 1 891 to 1 900. ra Tit I 1 Arherlcan States (OAS) 4n Washington, as director of Sudene.

NO HOUSECLEANING He made no big houseclean-Ing effort. He felt that most of the employes were sincere in their desire to better conditions in; the Northeast and that with proper guidance they would re- "The results have definitely I ni r-. nc (vxi I If 01 P- OJ. (W I (7S fn Vt 111 Bfifp 7 I I I I Bfc." 'TW aT Ti I so jffL even the Jhees been positive," he said. "When I appealed to the personnel of Sudene they functioned and made a great effort for 1 the Northeast.

They weren't concerned about me or about Sudene. They were concerned about the Northeast." A test for Goncalves' policy came in Sao Paulo, the highly developed industrial nerve center of Brazil. A NEW LOOK Goncalves organized a series of meetings for Sao Paulo's business leaders to try to convince them of the new look in the Northeast "The New Northeast, a Challenge to Private Initiative," was the theme. "This series was a revelation for me," he commented afterward. "When it started we could see the businessmen were there physically, but they were not really participating." "But midway through it, they began toit up and listen." By the end of the meeting the Sao Paulo businessmen were talking with Northeastern business representatives and were making dates to go to the Northeast to see what they could do there.

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