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Nevember 2, 1967 New Building Technique ~ Two Mafia Cuts Construction Costs _|Leaders MONTREAL (CP) -- A new) "Iam not promi ; i i ; be ' MO : Promising that your|des d | - Lig ge | building technique Known as|profits will immediately" go Aid remitian 4 Sistouce'a oe Sentenced aad "modular ae ee the|rocketing upwards but only hop-|tesation on the jobsite : tal of 1,204 missing girl key to greater effifféncy andling that in time they may be-} The four-inch dimensi otal of 1, . s '4 girls lower costs in building, a Brit-|come--like London miniskirts-- i Toronto have nen praia ish computer expert said today | ne ik r this year and 445 from Philip Dunstone of London towns and provinces. said there are relatively permanent hippies living in village but there are hun- ; Of the weekend variety. y are the most dangerous what they carry back to homes." ice cannot do anything to from Ontario aged 16 and because the juvenile age tario is 16. ls over 16 whose homes Bob glen : is) ROME (Reuters)--Two broth- Y s Mt 5 Sed as the standard size uponjers accused of being ringleaders Oe cement. he said. ge all structures. are basedjin an international Mafia drug it : J Y of any countryjand everything from architect's smuggling syndicate, today oe ee Waririg,eninering of ihe imroveleoccinn tok esa re anne Bik ere, Imerzaed , °yen ' ' d -|the yed construc tech-/fi i i i i : d 18 were located of 1,041 chitecture executives attending|nique. pte bes ott th mblepleg of thle ron ay ict ies a : : | a : 270, r icat- 1R a8 a Bagg oe A ~~ on the} Modular co-ordination is a! Thus, manufacture and as-led trial that lasted nine sont. be an "it ete of building by which alljsembly of all building materials' Salvatore Caneba, 66, and Ugo ae, Ye ng - ringer pee are is eventually simplified. |Caneba, 56. were among 33 al- dustry __ {base on certain stan ard sizes} Mr. Dunstone said use of the leged members of the syndicate . ~ |system encourages standardiz-|accused of smuggling "heroin ~. Transit, Newspaper Strikes ius sites ans eno" gr, if - Tie Cincinnati Up Tight of-parts"' concept. Two of the 33 were acquitted,| ® Prices of parts can then beland 30 others--including the al- CINCINNATI, Ohio (AP)-- Thousands were without bus pre-listed making it easier forjleged ringleaders--received h transportation today in Cincin- REAL TORONTO VANCOUVER companies to estimate cost of|prison terms totalling 2,457 In the meantime, presses at|their work when presenting con-|years and were fined 2,- the Cincinnati Enquirer and the|("act bids. |000,000,000 Tire (about §3,- nati's first transit strike in 54/Cincinnati Post and Times-Star|. Waste of materials is reduced 500,000), e : years. The city's newspapers|"emained idle as negotiations|comes down as demand forjno sentence was read for him. also were on strike. failed to halt the strike. standardized sizes begins to Three of the defendants are at Union drivers voted to walk! Negotiations between the Cin-|!ead to assembly line techniques large. began at midnight when the ol/and the Lithographers and Pho-|Tials. went to the U.S, and conducted labor contract expired, |toengravers' Union broke off a HAD UNUSED BLOCKS hearings there. Hearings by a Picket lines were established! Another speaker, Prof. Stan- French magistrate were. also and the price of building parts! One of the accused died and out Tuesday night and the strike /cinnati Publishers Association|f0r producing building mate- During the trial, the court 1 a.m. today, but some progress early today. was reported. The strike began !¢Y Kent of the University of To-\held in France on behalf of the s smooth as The members of the Amal- Monday, © Peeen ronto school of architecture.|Italian court. 1obody ever te et Union Yehad) pans were to resume this af-4¢ that in the Toronto area| The syndicate, said to be one en years to bes ee turn do /ternoon, one block manufacturer found|of the biggest to operate across contract offer by Cincinnati) Ont _ |that after filling several orders|the Atlantic, was uncovered in ter Blender Transit. nly 13 engravers are in-|),¢ was left with a stock of 244,-/1960 when New York police} The refusal meant 70,000\Volved in the strike, but unions! »k i j n in the false| § adults dependent on public bus|Observing the picket lines havelcould fot use, case ae aa sien ees Naraiade. a wae of toys en seconds service would have to look for Made publication of the papers! For such companies produc-|shipped from Italy ' ud. other means to get them to|impossible, a spokesman said. jtion and inventory costs rise so| The smugglers were said to) =m work and thousands of school) The old contract called for ajhigh some kind of control onjhave used unsuspecting Italian students would have to scek|salary of $161.50 for a 37\4-hour|sizes becomes a necessity. emigrants to the U.S. as cour-| other transportation to school, alwork week. The contract ex-| The manufacturer solved his/iers elty official said. pired March 1 and the men had/problem by appl¥ing modular; Police said the drugs were A_ spokesman said Cincinnati|been working without a -con-\dimensions to the. size of his|smuggled in crude form to Transit offered a wage increase tract. blocks for use by builders em-|France from the Middle East, of 44 cents over three years plus| John Gabbard. president of|ploying the new system refined at a secret laboratory in five cents an hour cost-of-living|the union local, said the publish-| Texts of the speeches were re-|a house near Marseille, taken to raise. Drivers were makinglers had offered a wage increase|leased to the press in advance|Italy and then shipped to the $2.81 an hour. of $15 a week. of delivery. : ve : KEEP oLp MAN WINTER Ou, The air-conditioned Ambassador is a great success...and that's our problem. We had to build some without it. line. 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