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BARKIE EWIINER WEDNESDAY NOV Ni moors ro CLJBA 10 Men To Share Sweepstake Prize KIICHENER CmTen men who bought winning book oi sweepstakes tickets will split the 8101500 prize reported previ oesly as won by Kitchener res are young married men with families and way one at us can use every doggone nickel It said Herman Rausch ol Kitweaer who originated the sweepstakes rou buying Icheme seven years ago at the Bell Telephone Company here other winners are Gordon Fraser William De Roit CUBBHXBOBTSTRIPLED Canadian exports to Cuba in the first six months this year were more than three times the amount In the first half oi 10607 The I961 halfyear ex port total was worth $15381 000 compared with $9000 last year and $139700 in the corresponding period In 1559 Graph traces monthly export trend since Fidel Castro took power Jan 1959 United States embargo of almost all sales to Cuba went into elfect Oct 20 1960 CP Newsmap ideal James Peever Willrie All but three at the winners McCarter and Harold Of Cargo System By ROBERT RICE OTTAWA iCPl Canada top transport men are taking an industrywide look this month at the spectacular possibilities of new cargohandling system called oontalnerization Containerizotlonthats 16 leiter word for what is also known in the trade as piggy back fishyback and birdybaclr Its coshcutting technique that puts many individual pock ages into specially designed container for shipment by rail truck ship or plane While it is not brandnew concept the idea caught on only in recent years in Europe and the United States promising to revolutionize the vital business of hauling goods But in Canada the system is not yet in widsprcad use ex cept in railway carriage of truck trailers the booming piggyback business To coordinate industry think ing on containerization the Na tional Harbors Board has called transport experts and execu tives together or oneday conference Nov in Toronto HARBORS AFFECTED Aim of the conference is to tlnd out what the transport in dustry thinks about the system who plans to use it what facil ities will be needed and when It may be expected on large scale in Canada The conference will bring more than 300 leading trans port men togethertop repre seritatives from the railways truck lines lines and airlines from freight forward ers stevedoring firms customs brokers warehouse operators from major manufacturers in eluding those who make eon ialners and those who could use them intbeir business The National Harbors Board is interested in the outcome because it must pla ahead for freighthandling taci ies at the eight major ports it adminis ters including Montreal Van iflnuverrflalfimdsalnt JohliT MB The other conference partici pants also have big stake de pending on where they sit in the transport field Their biggest problem Is to agree on some standard sizes of containers with standard fit tings The ideal universal container should be easily loaded and unloaded on rail wny flntenrs in ships holds on trunk trailers and should be suitable for uso not only in Canada but almost anywhere in the world INSURANCE LOWER Already eiforts are under way for worldaccepted set at container standards this is achieved then the day may not be far away when manufacturer in Saskatch ewan may load up huge container with his products move it by truck to rallhend by rail to an ocean port by ship overseas to ioreign des tination whence it could be moved by truck or train to its final delivery point In this kind of patiem the savings can be attractive The benefits Include lower handling costs protection against pilfer ing lower damage claims lower insurance rates and lower packa ing costs In the 175 the poten tial savings have been estimated at $10000000000 year That kind of dollar saving Ia expected to entice Canadian companies into the field sooner or later Already one Great Lakes shipping company oifers service using collapsible container The Jim otters similar container service trom the mainland to Newfoundland can airs PARADE 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