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16 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tussdey, August 21, 1962 Pair Charged Microbes In Harness | In Robbery Near Havelock Goal Of Scientists aang ar ian ete the Intemational Congress forjliable by controlling their lives|real, were charged with armed|(i "te and C ao agp Clarke, Canada's largest tan- Microbiol from birth to death robbery Monday. MONTREAL, (GP) ate The pn would be "the} Mr. , Hastings said this will one ony po in Hastings ed. cheapest and most efficient in-|mean "enormous savings in ma.|/County Jail at Belleville await- dustrial production that hasjterials and , better products at|ing preliminary hearing Aug. 30, onga: ever been known," said J. J. H.|lower costs. elected to be tried by judge and Hsstings of London, a scientist} Mr. Phillips said the key tojjury, them to do and make them dojon the staff of the Distillers|this control will be the computer,| They were arrested Saturday it faster, a British and a Cana-|Company Limited. following the fermentation proc-|/by provincial police in connec- dian scientist said Monday at| «w, .|ess like a detective. If the proc-|tion with the armed robbery of e visualize turning micro ani: into man's slaves in|@SS got off the track--as, for/Alex Mack, 40, of the Havelock big production of acids, drugs example, when the micro-organ-| area. A-Powered Vessel on fib L. Phillips|ism reacts the wrong way to| Mack was approached by two oF Aol a member of the|Certain food or the temperature -- Saturday Bernsen when 2 - rises too much--the computer|he stopped at a Marmora serv- On Maiden Voyage oe Bean Caen would flash a signal to anotherjice station. : Oy z instrument that would automa-| The youths asked Mack for a YORKTOWN, Va. (AP)--The} Some micro-organisms, par- tically make the necessary ad-|ride and then stopped him at 22,000-ton Savannah, the world's/ticularly viruses and bacteria, justment, provided that scien-| gunpoint, took over the car. and first known atomic -powered!cause disease. Others, such asitists had fed it the right data.|drove him down a lonely road merchant ship--shoved off from the penicillin mould and yeast, When a fermentation runs|west of Havelock. They left him here -- on her maiden|yield a wide variety of products wild, it does it so quickly that/there clad only in undershorts voyag by fermentation--from anti-bio-line 'ynaided human brain can-|and socks. Shoe Firm Won't | Assembly Line Hydro Line Crash Buy From Clarke Satter Probe At Clinton TORONTO (CP) -- A major Canadian shoe manufacturer from the strik here, a union official said Mon- day. Kenneth Scott, international representative of the Interna- tional Boot and Shoe Workers Union (CLL), said he expects no further shipments of leather will be sent to Bata Shoe Com- pany of Canada at Batawa, Ont., from the Clarke tannery, hit by a strike nine weeks ago. The decision follows a meet- ing between Bata officials and union representatives, including international president Joh n} Mara of Boston. The shoe workers union was asked for co-operation by the striking Amalgamated Meatcut- ters and Butcher Workmen (CLC) at Clarke. The * voyage to Savannah, Ga.,|tics to whisky. not make the necessary correc- MAY FOLLOW SUIT Fe aS ee oor expected tol Dl! others are neutral. ----|tion in time, Mr. Phillips said.| MEIN KAMPF BANNED sales regular commercial serv-/ HOPE TO CONTROL Computers cannot come into BRASILIA (AP)--The justice ice for about 1% years. The helpful micro-organisms|the picture yet, however, be-|ministry in Brazil, acting on a With a single fuelling of its|are the tangets of automation,|cause microbiologists do not request by a veteran's associa- it was explained. Scientists hope|know enough about the beha-|tion, has outlawed, the sale of i , the Savannah 1 : outla : car couse tek 3% years, forjto make their fermentation|viour of micro-organisms under|Adolph Hitler's book Mein a distance of 300,000 miles. processes faster and more re-!varying circumstances. Kampf. Mr. Roach of the meatcutters said three Toronto firms' have also agreed to place their leather orders elsewhere, He named them as the Troster Shoe Company, Edna Shoe Man- ufacturing Company and Gard- ner Shoe Manufacturing Com- CLINTON, Ont. (CP)--Bodies; He said the plane then took pany. MANHASSET, N.Y. (AP)--jof four Chatham men_killed/off, hit a hydro pole, tangled in The union estimates that\|ac::...; ; Le-| Sunday when their rented plane the wires and burst into flame. Millionaire builder Abraham it SE Whe aad 0 eae struck a network of 220,000-volt} Police used acetylene torches nery, ships about 75 per cent|Vitt, 52, sade €/hydro lines are being held inlio remove the charred bodies of the country's leather exports.| building assembly line and pio-|Clinton pending investigation by|trom the wreck. In other developments Mon.|neered mass-produced post-war|department of transport offi-| in. three young men were the day, about 50 members of the/housing in the eastern United|'ials. only children of Mr. and Mrs. union appeared before Magis-|states, died Monday in hospital.| 'Scene of the crash was roped/Gienn Sparks. Mr. Sparks, a trate F.C. Hayes on charges! | oi abandoned a la off and guarded Sunday to pre-|contractor, had moved his fam of watching and besetting in| Levitt a ned a laW CA-| vent interference with the inves- ily to a new home Saturday. connection with picketing of the|Teer to enter the home construc-| tigation. ethane homes of non - strikers and|tion field during the depression] Dead are: Ray J. Sparks, 38 strikebreakers, They were re-|o¢ the 1930s, He gave his name|believed to be the pilot, and his 4 manded until Monday for ap- to huge suburban housing proj- nephews Jerry Glenn Sparks, RCAF Ends Biggest pearance before a special court. 24, Dennis Dale Sparks, 21 and ects that he constructed on Long! pépert stewart Sparks, 19. Airlift In History Island, N.Y., in Pennsylvania) qe bodies are at the Ball Boy, 9, Drowns (323 7,<adgrs, anand ath tuners Home, Clin] EDMONTON (CP) -- The Levitt's firm, Levitt and Sons, | ©"; RCAF wound up the largest air- built an estimated 60,000 homes|,,clce said the plane, rented/ii in its history today after | from the Seneca Air Service, Near Rowboat ji': "ie ered te Wfadtus tod ned caing Aaa pute HUNTSVILLE, Ont. (CP)--|whereby materials cut to speci-|one mile north of Clinton, ltron, there, an wes bom aeag David West, 9, of Stratford was|fication were brought to con- , Greenia ert, drowned Monday when he tried/struction employees for speedy|GIVEN DIRECTIONS N.W.T. to swim ashore from a driftingj}assembly into medium - priced/ . Ray Crich, a workman on the} The operation, "'Boxtop 7," rowboat at a lodge six miles of|homes. farm said one of the occupants|began Aug. 6. Four aircrew and this Muskoka-area town. Levittown on Long Island con.|of the plane told him their com-|/two four-engined C-130B her- The boy was apparently play-|tains an estimated 17,500 homes.|pass was broken and the plane's|cules transports made 113 ing near shore with the boat|/Levittown, Pa., has 17,300 andjengine was overheating. They|flights, carrying a load to Alert when it moved into the lake|the still éxpanding Levittown,|were given directions to Grand --_ three hours, the RCAF ; s with him aboard. 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