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Railway Age 1967 June 5 Containers get a new Milwaukee Road sell in Japan
Railway Age June 5 1967 Vol 162 No 22
CONTENTS
16 Milwaukee aims at more business with Japan
The road's goal is a bigger share of that rapidly-growing form of international shipping: containerization.
18 AAR's new chief: A public-relating railroader
Thomas Goodfellow, while president of the LIRR, pursued a spectacularly successful public relations policy.
22 The problems behind storehouse automation
Posers confronting storehouse managers are the large number of different materials-and the always fluctuating demand.
26 New loading method carries paper more safely
This new system for loading damage-susceptible paper in freight cars eliminates strap waste and cuts costs sharply.
28 Santa Fe revamps 355 cabooses
Work is being done, at a cost of about $4.5 million, in the West Wichita, Kan., shops. The cars will be used in pool operation.
38 Viewpoint: On getting ahead-and staying there
The era of technological progress in railroading is far from over, and labor-management problems are not insuperable.
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