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IMS VONAWA timer, tucseey, Apr 40, 1700 ROYAL PARTY Princess Alexandra of Kent glitters with jewels and a tiara as she arrives at Wind- sor Castle Monday night for the gay pre-nuptial party giv- en for her by her cousin, Queen Elizabeth II. The 26- year-old princess and Angus Ogilvy, the 34-year-old Scot- tish businessman she will mar- ry Wednesday, were feted with all the trappings of an- cient royalty. --(AP Wirephoto by cable from London) BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT -- Freight System Praised MONCTON (CP) -- Canadian National Railways has had such success with a simplified sys- tem of handling its Newfound- land freight and express deliv- ery traffic that it plans to use the method more. Several moves to pack more parcels in aluminum or steel containers for shipment from Sydney, N.S., to Port aux Bas- announced here last week by Howard C. Grayson, vice-president of the ques, Nfid., were CNR's Atlantic region. The system is ing of goods and speeds traffic. Mr. Grayson said 114 con- ventional aluminum containers were being added to those al- ready in service and 122 ad- vanced models would be used deceptively simple but has met with un- usual success. It reduces handl- Express stow them aboard ship and re- move and repack them in rail- way cars after the crossing. The large containers are transported to and from ferry terminals on flat cars. Many ports and cities would like the new system in their areas. The railway had been want- ing to expand the operation for some time, but was unable to do so until enough flat cars were equipped to handle the containers, Plans are also being made to Include points from Bishop's Falls to St. John's in the sys- tem soon, Mr. Grayson said. The system permits any point in the network to ship by. con- tainer to any other point in it, provided the route is across Cabot Strait. to organize a new shipping branch. Stellarton and Halifax in Nova Scotia and several Newfound- lend communities between Port aux Basques and Bishop's Falls will be added to the CNR's net- work using the new method. Development of the system stemmed from the problem of handling the numerous small parcels shipped across the Ca- bot Strait. It was necessary to pack them in railway cars at their point of origin, unpack the ferry terminal, them at Trade Balance Rid Needed: Macaulay NEW YORK (CP) -- Canada wants the type of foreign-cap- ital investment that will help reduce its unfavorable balance between imports and exports, Robert Macaulay, Ontario eco- nomics and development minis- ter, told a press conference DIVIDENDS Monday. Macaulay, who shared the press conference with Earl K. By THE CANADIAN PRESS Alberta Natural Gas Com- ny, 20 cents, June 18, record une 4. Commons 20 cents, Aug. 1, record Jly 2; pfd. 25 cents, July 2, record June 1. Geco Mines Ltd., 25 cents, June 27, record May 31. Greater Winnipeg Gas Com- pany, 10 cents, June 28, record June 7. Great West Coal Co, Ltd., class A 12% cents, May 15, rec- ord April 30. Hinde and Dauch Ltd., com- mon 5 4cents, Sept. 25, record Aug. 30. Industrial Minerals of Can- ada Ltd., 10 cents, June 28, rec- ord June 3. Brownridge, president of Amer- fcan Motors (Canada) Limited, said the Brampton, Ont., car manufacturer is the type of United States subsidiary Can- ada needs. He said American has pushed the Canadian content of its cars to 60 per cent, has only one non-Canadian among its 1,200 employees and has begun to ex- port autos to Britain and other Commonwealth countries. Brownridge, also a Canadian, said the firm expects to export 300 right-hand drive cars 1063. Both Macaulay and Brown-| ridge were here to address the American Management Asso- ciation, in Announce New Healing Substance... Shrinks Piles, Checks Itch Exclusive healing substance proven to shrink hemorrhoids... and repair damaged tissue. A renowned research institute has found a unique healing substance with the ability to shrink hemor- rhoids painlessly. It relieves itch- ing and discomfort in minutes and ing improvement." Pain was many months. This was accomplished with a new healing substance (Bio-Dyne) which quickly helps heal injured Cells and stimulates growth of new Soesetmiarneant sup Preparation H. In addition to actually shrink- ing hemorrhoids, Preparation H promptly and gently relieved actual ion or and makes eliminati Hen tion inful. It helps prevent i fection which is a principal cause of hemorrhoids, TORONTO (CP)--The Ontario governmet introduced legisla- tion Monday that would allow margarine to be colored a deeper shade of yellow than butter, The bill, amending the 1949 oleomargarine act, would re- serve the color range of 10.5 degrees and darker on a stand- ard "tintometer" scale to mar- garine. Amendments to the Milk In- dustry Act, introduced along with the margarine bill, provide that butter "shall be restricted to its traditional color range of more than 1.6 degrees ad less more than 1.6 degrees and less Minister Stewart told the legis- lature. Mr. Stewart said the setting of "these two distinctive color ranges will make any misrep- resentation impossible and will allow each product to be sold with an acceptable color on its own merits," The amendments would not affect an existing provision of the Oleomargarie Act which allows the sale of margarine in the color range under 1.6 de- grees, he said. WILL BE EXEMPTIONS The agriculture minister told a press conference earlier that, while butter would be restricted to th 1.6-to-10.5 range certain exceptions would be necessary for manufacturers of whey but- ter, a product which usually is darker than the 10.5 index. . Agriculture department dairy experts told the press confer- ence the normal color range for butter averages about six de- grees on the color-measuring tintometer instrument. Asked to compare the new al- lowed color for margarine to that of butter, officials said but- ter from some dairy cattle breeds "would be approachig the color of margarine by June." (Natural butter color may deepen as cattle feed on green summer pasturage). As another comparison, offi- cials said the average color of cheddar cheese would be about 15 degrees on the tintometer scale, YELLOW VARIES Pointing to samples of butter and 10.5 or over" margarine manufactured in Manitoba, Mr, Stewart said: 'There is a vari- ance in the degree of yellow, but it (the margarine) is cer- tainly a yellow." The government legislation will become effective immedi- nately it receives royal assent, Mr. Stwart told the press con- ference. This means the bill would be law when the current session prorogues, possibly by Friday. Earlier this session, Leonard Reilly (PC--Toronto Eglinton) urged the government to allow the sale of precolored marga- rine and said he would intro- duce a private member's bill to that effect if the government did not act by the end of the current session. The Oleomargarine Act amendments also provide that the manufacturer must label his product with the kinds and percentages of each type of oil used in the margarine, Mr. Stewart said. The minister told the House that "increasing amounts of Margarine Color Bill Passed For Province fish oil and edible tallow or lard are being used, in order that a cheaper (margarine) product may be placed on the market." ENTITLED TO KNOW He said he was not '"'suggest- ing that fish ol! or tallow are not perfectly edible products," but if they were used in making margarine "then the consumer is entitled to know by the label- ling of the package the type of oil which he or she is buying." While "it has been claimed TORONTO (CP)--Recent in- dustrial etrength was main- tained as the index continued to climb into record ground during moderate trading on the stock market Monday. The industrial index hit an- p.m. but a number of gains were clipped near the close, The final index showed indus- trials up 2.63 at 636.68 and all other sections slightly lower. Mo'ors and Steels were among the stronger main list groups with most others show- ing an upward trend. that the oleomargarine industry is of benefit to the Ontario econ- omy because it used domestic oils," Mr. Stewart said, "I am informed that a large propor- tion of this cheap fish oll... is imported from the United States." The minister said the marga- rine legislation recognized that margarine "is a food product which many consumers wish to buy." At the same time "'the tradi- tional yellow color range which has been used for bitter, going back to the very beginning of the usage of butter, is being preserved and rightly so, for this most important and essen- tial industry in the provincial economy." LEFT SCHOOL EARLY VANCOUVER (CP) -- Five per cent of Vancouver's secon- dary school enrolment dropped out during the school year. The school board reported that 699 boys and 568 girls left school and only seven per cent of them indicated that financial diffi- culty was the cause. 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