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Railway Age 1961 December 18 / 25 Freight traffic issue Cut newspaper damage w c
Railway Age Weekly December 18/25 1961 Vol 151 No 25
CONTENTS
Shorter month on Pullmans?
An emergency board has recommended reducing the basic work month of Pullman conductors from 205 hours to 180, with no cut in monthly payp 9
How shippers view rails in '62
Freight carloadings next year should show an increase over the 1961 figures, but railroads' proportionate share of total ton-mileage may continue to dropp 17
American Potash ships 81% of total tonnage by rail
Basic to the firm's transportation needs are jumbo cars, low freight rates, higher mileage rates and dependable schedules, says its traffic manager, C. M. Quinn p 18
Quo vadis, Mr. Industrial Traffic Manager?
A retired traffic executive uses a half-century of experience to chart a course whereby a traffic manager can increase his value to his companyp 22
How an association traffic man works
What does a trade association traffic manager do? What are his duties? How does he serve his organization's members? Here's how one such officer answers those questions p 24
Shippers approve 85-ft car
Southern finds that its big 10,000-cu-ft box car is exciting interest among shippers of many kinds of products besides the tobacco for which it was originally used p 35
CTC automatically makes meets on SP
The road and its affiliates now have more than 2,100 miles of centralized traffic control, of which 523 miles is operated automaticallyp 36
The Action Page-A Christmas question
This seems like an excellent time of year to ask that the Golden Rule-one of the best known principles of Christianity-be applied to the transportation industry p 54
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