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Fibreglass Houses Said Fast To Build

EDMONTON tCP‘ ~ ima: the deciding to build a house, on a suitable site—and then he gin moving the furniture in sl.\ hours later. the house erected

All it takes, says an Edmon- ton equipment manufacturer i: eight men. the ready» made fibreglass units. and a change in the building code.

Vienna-born F. G. w Wagner says fibreglass is the superior building material. He. knows. He is busy at present making fibreglass reinforced p l a s t l c buildings to hou se oilfield equipment. Five have already

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Mr. Wagner started working with fibreglass as an insulating casing for metal shelters at oil wellheads. It proved superior to wood and steel casing materi-

He says the building code re- strictions and a reluctance by architects to use fibreglass widely are delaying the era of the fibreglass house. He. visual- lzes the typical home as being a bungalow 24 by Sit-feet of in- :rlocking rigid fibreglass pan-

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The roof and frame would be of fibreglass. the windows clear plastic. and the foundations of rigid polyurethane foam.

Because fibreglass has excel- lent insulating properties the house would be cool in summer and warm in winter.

Mr. Wagner said that such a house could be erected by eight men in six hours

British Take New LookAt Army Costs

By HAROLD MORRISON

LONDON tCPl—Caught in an economic squeeze. Britain's La- bor government is reported tale ing a close look at ways of oar- tng the costly Elmo-man Brit- ish army on the Rhine.

A rash of Sunday newspaper reports along this line brought _ a quick explanation from gov- ernment q u a r t e r 5. These sources said no immediate with- drawals are being planned and in any case the government would never take such a step without the closest consultation with Atlantic allies.

The government still would like to boost the Rhine army to the proposed lull strength of 55.000. though this could not possibly be done at this stage ‘ without trimming government spending in other fields, the sources said.

The varied and conflicting weekend stories in London \

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newspapers seemed to suggest - , the socialists are still uncertain how to chop overseas spendin: ‘ ' ' without alarming Britain's 211- E k l lies. S I James Callaghan. chancellor Black and brown dressy Royalon

of the exchequer. told Parlie merit last week the government must trim its spending oversea~ to make ends meet. Britain faces a huge imbalance in ‘in foreign trade with the heavily. battered pound coasting under a huge credit. underwriting from 11 countries including Canada. . Among the. speculative ic~ ”""”'-"'"'"Hh-NN“ ,

ports is one Prime Minister Wit- son hopes; talks with U, S. and the Soviet Union about the. nos- , ability of thinning out the

forces on both sides in Central

Europe as a major disarma-‘ merit move However with East- : West tensions increasing be- cause of The Congo flare-up and massacres. prospects of a major new disarmament opera- tion are. not bright.

French Star——i Happy To Stay.

By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD (AP) —— MGM hasn't seen anything like it in all its 40 years French star Alain Delon was. enjoying his lunch. in the studio cafeteria and pouring himself: and his guests drinks from a? bottle of champagne. Oldtlmersi at MGM. most conservative of‘ the studios. blinked in disbelief L Studio workers are not even 431- i lowed to buy beer in the dining! l

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