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fireplug a Scenebody not only heard of it, but did, at Sir Francis: Drake Bivd. and Efiseo Drive in Greenbrae Calif. The fireplug

HOLMES & BRADLEY

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(AP Wirephote )

lourists From Canada

Sought By

OTTAWA (CP)—The Hungar- lan Embassy said here Ca- nadians of Hungarian descent ean return to the Communist country for a visit witha fear of trouble. ;

Hungary is trying hard eo de- velop a tourist industry and will welcome any Canadian visitor; First Secretary Istvan Varga

Since the embassy was estab- lished April 1, at least’ 5,000 Canadians had visited Hungary. Only three had run into trouble end Mr: Varga seid it wasn't political trouble.

One was arrested for drunkea driving and another in ‘‘a minor case’’ of smuggling.

‘The embassy was concerned about publicity given the third case—that of Tibor Torma of Toronto, arrested last month | after an incident in a Hungarian’ cafe.

Mr. Varga said. sone ‘Tight- | ee are eee ere ele acme

Ont. Finds

Hungary:

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wing Hungarian organizations

and newspapers, especially =| suggested

Toronto” have arrest signalled trouble for ber Hungarian going back for a

“T visit.

Mr. Torma left Hungary dur:

jing the rebellion in 1956.

The embassy said this had rething to do with the arrest. Mr.. Varga said he believes Mr. Torma may be tried this week,

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ing a disturbance

“The Canadian public should wagee.___<Geeee<eaeGieeee

not pay. too much attention to |

two or three cases out of 5,000,” |

he said. “Everyone is welcome |

in Hungary.

| “We can assure you that if a

viea is issued here, the only |

trouble you can get into is trou-

ble made by yourself. eee Hungary had given amnesty

jim 1963 to all those who left the |

| country during the 1956-57 up- rising. Even most of those jailed in Hungary had been freed. The amnesty applied to the 30,000 Hungarians who had |

Tire Studs

Injure Roads | TORONTO (CP) — The On-

tario highways department has tested..tungsten-studded winter

‘res and found they can dam-

age road surfaces, A. T. C. Me

~Nab; ae highways~ minister, | said he

Mr. McNab was scincualbas? on & decision by the. Greater Winnipeg Safety Council to ‘ask the Manitoba legislature 404 make sure of. the tires legal in| that province.

He said that while sale and | use of the tires in Ontario 1s legal, damage is caused to road | surfaces when a. vehicle's brakes are. applied. The studs do not damage roads when the vehicle is in motion.

Mr. McNab said Ontario tests | agreed with findings of tests in| the United States where 22 ttates have banned the na

Vancouver Artist Gets Federal Job

OTTAWA (CP) — Vancouver artist Takao Tanabe has been awarded a $25,000. federal con- tract to do a mural for the ag- riculture depart ment’s new headquarters, now under. con-

The design ‘for the 80 by 20- foot mural was chosen from

among three'submitted by srdiiiinent Canadian artists, and will dominate the main foyer of the $10,000,000 Sir John | Cafling building at the Central | Experimental Farm.

Mr. Tanabe's interpretation of the “Man, soil and cli- mate” will be done on Japanese dipdyed paper applied to “low relipt sculture in his Vancou- veg* studio.

HB will be shiped to Ottawa

@ small panels for final ‘assem- |*.

bly, to coincide with the com- = of the building in July,

a. Tanabe, 9, is a_native of Rieoklyn Museum. Art “School, the Banff School of Art, the Central School of Arts and Crafts, London, and now teaches part. time at the Vancouver School of Art’ i

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| bricklayers |painters and carpenters.

icrisis last

| come to Canada. Only two to!

ithree per cent had been di- | rectly involved in the uprising | janyway, Mr. Varga said.

He said ‘'‘right wing elements’

|—usually Hungarians who came |

to Canada shortly after the | Second World War—have con- sistently opposed - better rela- tions between the countries.

. They had. opposed establish- ment of “diplomatic relations | last year and now were trying | fe scare off Hungarians. who | ree like to go back for a visit...

On The Job Training Suggested

MONTEBELLO, Que. (CP).-. The constrnction industry has | been told that it must expand | on-the- job training if a severe shortage of skilled construction

| workers is to, be met.

George Haythorne, deputy

minister of the federal labér de- |

partment, ‘said the f and provincial governments are co- operating in a program to step up the training of skilled crafts- men but # won't be effective unless the industry makes new efforts in this direction.

Seaking to the national exe- cutive of the Canadian Con- struction Association, Mr. Hay- horne said a minimum of 15,- @0 new skilled workers ‘year must be added to the construc- tion. labor force between now and 1970 to meet. demand. Pro- vincial apprenticeship programs now were turning year.

Mr. Haythorne said tradesmen in short supply, in order of priority, are operating engineers, cement and concrete finishers, sheet métal workers, plumbers and od sneuninaners, elec- tricians, plasterers and lathers, and similar trades,

FORM NEW PARTY

ATHENS (AP)—Greek Pre- mier _Stephanos Stephanopoulos and 44 other members of Par- liament who deserted George Papandreou during the political summer formed. a Wednesday night. was named

new party Stephanopoulos. leader__of the cratic Cen

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