Pressurized Hopper Cars _ Latest Step Of Railways

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ne (cP) — Previe 0 eure Shippers across Can- | Corp. _ | img delivery of large cargoes. = ort and| “They are the spearhead of| CNR and CPR are conducting to invest heavily in more | the freight car revolution,” said manning Sepeeeet en SF Sek tant pre cing (O-cnm prebemnes, “The pres: | sew cars, testing their start a pressure play | sure is 6m us so we're using a ficiency in handling dozens of of their own. ‘bit of pressure ourselves.” powdered or granular — ‘The latest step im the trend| ‘The pressure system speed that are shipped in bulk. @oward pore sophisticated | up the unloading operation, cut | expect that the pressure system. equipment Sane ease car | core enttns costs, provides | will be pertiouaely sayet mow being put into service by|cargo during. unloading aei|for shipment ef temant, fertl 6a. Climinates the need for perma-jlizers, salt. sugar, flour and has Purchased’ 2 of the |nent unloading facilities other | malt. : Steel Car in Hamilton, Ont. a | oe ew S aee ae if the erry tne Rens 8 ote hopper cars, the sew cars are project on the Columbia River | soy = * through hatches on top |in British Columbia. - * The tourist O The big difference is in the un Cement under pressure C8 |\cicsed except following Compressed air is used to agi- a or-more com-/| vee corto umaied ies ar tate the cargo and force 8 | pared wih ap avwege af 10eina i ang | Zrough cutlets in the bottom of | pounds a minute by the conven-| ~ 7 to us to |onemy tebe ese chee ae on eee ee ee Se tam cumeanest. Teaty into trucks silos or any |hatches in the botipm of cars ; container. The cargo need never | and letting the cement spill éut YOU KNOW MY a be exposed to the weather. — inte a bin. 4 BRIDGE CLUB SATURDAY PROGRAMS The end of the discharge pipe | Spokesmen for CNR and CPR MEETS HERE

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