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Railway Digest of Developments and Comments 1956 November V11 #9
Railway Digest of Developments and Comments 1956 Nov V11 #9
Railway Digest is issued monthly.
Contents
Commissioner Clarke Discusses Problems of Trans-
port Policy and Regulation 2
ICC Reports Average Ton-mile Revenue for Rail-
roads and Motor Carriers 4
$64,000and Then Some! 5
Roads to Victory 6
By William T. Faricy
Railroads Test TV at Grade Crossings 11
Lehigh Valley Head Explains Railroads' Need for
Higher Revenues 12
President Eisenhower Thanks Railroads for Drought
Relief Rate Reductions 16
AAR Head Calls for Research in Transport Policy at
Inauguration of University Transportation Center 17
Friendliness A Tradition 19
Madison (Wis.) State Journal Editorial Quoted
Post Office and Railroads Join in Shop-and-Mail-
Early Campaign 20
Transportation and the Future 21
By Albert R. Beatty
Let Well Enough Alone? 25
Hon. Louis S. Rothschild Quoted
Efficiency of Railway Police Work is Advanced by
Annual Police Academy 26
Intercity Freight Traffic in U. S. 29
Passenger Statistics of Class I Railroads 30
Carloadings 30
Equipment Data 31
Railroad Employment in September 31
Revenues, Expenses, and Earnings32
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