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A two dayshortcut to majorAmerican citiesNorthern Pacic Railway bringsyour American markets a

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the Orient, transit time istwo days shorter than throughCalifornia ports. severaldays shorter than through Gulfports or Atlantic ports.Shorter steamship routes. Fewer ‘

rail miles to cover. PacicNorthwest ports in Washingtonand Oregon are able to expedite ‘

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Tokyo Your FarEast servlce polntThe Northern Pacrc Tok\o ofce rs the Far Eastcenter of our export-rmport network Here s where yourShlplTl€l'llS between or through the U S and theOr|ent are coordmated The dnrector |s M Kntagawaa recogmzed transportatron authorrty The staff |sthoroughlv CXp€I'l€l'lC€d |n modern technology andshrppmg know how and they keep up to datelt s a team of export-Import problem solvers Beforevour next shrpment take a close look at NorthernPacrc Rarlway rates servnce and dehvery tnmetablesAnd let our Tokyo ofce solve your shlppmg problemsA~

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Containerization.Eiciency, economy,cargo protection.Containerization is one of the key benets to overseasshippers. It cuts costs substantially in many ways.Re-handling is eliminated. Excessive crating costsdisappear. Theft and damage is absolutely minimized.Even fragile art objects come through unscathed.Overall transit time is reduced. Warehouse andinventory expense is saved. What it adds up to is amore efficient and economical shipping service.

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Containers are lmlouz/ed quickly inPacific Nor!/mes! ports for fas!nmremen! overlunzl by rail andIrucks.

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Loading ramps are located at following points:Aberdeen, Wash. Fergus Falls, Minn. Pasco, Wash.Athena. Ore. Forsyth. Mont. Pendleton, Ore.Bellingham, Wash. Glendive. Mont. Portland, Ore.Bemidii, Minn. Helena, Mont. St. Cloud, Minn.Billings, Mont. Jamestown. N. D. Seattle, Wash.Bismarck, N. D. Laurel. Mont. Sidney. Mont.Bozeman, Mont. Lewiston, Idaho Spokane, Wash.Butte, Mont. Little Falls, Minn. Superior, Wis.Centralia, Wash. Livingston, Mont. Tacoma. Wash.Cloquet, Minn. Mandan, N. D. Topeka. Minn.Detroit Lakes, Minn. Miles City, Mont. Valley City, N. D.Dickinson, N. D. Minneapolis, Minn. Walla Walla. Wash.Dilworth, Minn. Missoula, Mont. Winnipeg, Man.Duluth, Minn. Northtown, Minn. Yakima, Wash.EastGrand Forks. Minn. OI m ' WashY ma. - —'—*'-iFargo, N. D. Parkwater. Wash. Three Portable.

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Fast service tohundreds of cities.Northern Pacic's 0\\ n Transport Company. a\\'h0lly~o\\'ned truck line. serves hundreds of citiesand extends the pickup and deliver) service farbeyond the xed railhead.

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We’ve bridged a continentt and linked two oceans.

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go. . 3 "" , of the long water routes around. Northern Pacic Railwa) speeds)ourcontainerizedi ‘ cargo o\"er a land bridge between Pacic Northwest ports and major Atlantic

‘A ;~ ‘ ' ports. Compared to an all-sea journey. we've cut I0 days from the Panama (‘analroute. And 20 da_\s from the trip around Afri<:a‘s Cape of Good Hope.

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This is the way to run a railroad.Northern Pacic Railway is just over I00 years old. But we've comea long way. Thousands of transportation miles. Thousands of new ideas.facilities and opportunities for our customers. That kind of growthcomes from people. Imaginative people. Men like our innovative president,Louis W. Menk. who started his railroading as a telegraph messengerin Denver. Colorado. His vision is making Northern Pacic morethan a railroad. lt is one of the fastest. most economical surfacecarriers in America. Under Louis W. Menk. NP is becoming a dynamiccorporation with div ersilication into landdevelopment. pl) wood and lumberand wood chip production. minerals, fixed-base aircraft operation. and a solidinvestment opportunity. That's Menk‘skind of railroad. Yours. too. Today'sNorthern Pacic Railway is one of theworld‘s large railroads. It emplo)sl3.000 persons. Runs on 6.748 miles oftrack. Owns more than 37.000 freight cars.a truck line and two airplanes.Total assets run more than Sl.355.000.000.That's big. Big enough to give eachexport-import customer the best in fast.elcient. economical transportationservice. But small enough to give §ourshipment personalized attention.

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And thisis _how we getthings done.Modern transportation and distribution demands specialpeople with special training to handle special equipmentlike our centralized trafc control board (upper right).car-tracing computors (below right), and a microwavecommunications network (lower left) capable oftransmitting 600 phone calls at the same instant. Onthe Northern Pacic, pushbutton railroading is here.

Marketing servicesNorthern Pacic Railway wanted a newway to solve new transportationproblems. We found it. A MarketDevelopment Department. A team of menwhose specialized interests range fromproducts from forests and grainelds to construction materials. They'relooking for new ideas in such areasas piggybacking, container-on-at-car. andexport-import. The result? Customizedservices. developed to meet individualshipper‘s needs even before he knows heneeds them.

Total distributionIn the United States, let Northern Pacichandle delivery. From NP distributionpoints. we can break your shipment anddeliver portions to specic destinations.As an example, our Big Pasco Plan(pictured at right) serves the Pacic North-west. Freight cars arrive at Pasco,Washington. From there. shipments moveby rail, truck or piggyback—whicheveris best—to specic destinations in475 Washington. Oregon and Idahocommunities. This service saves shippersfrom ll‘/if, to 89% in distributioncosts over other methods.

Northem Pacic Freight Schedules

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Seattle, Washington 1:00 AM 1st Day Chicago, Illinois 2;30 PM 151 Day

Pasco, Washington 8:35 AM 1st Day I St. Paul ~ Minneapolis , 3;45 AM 2nd Day

Spokane, Washington 1:00 PM 1st Day

Missoula, Montana , 9:22 PM 1st Day

Laurel, Montana

Dilworth, Minnesota

St. Paul - Minneapolis 8:30 AM 3rd Day Pasco, Washington ‘

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Chicago, Illinois 12:30 AM 4th Day Seattle, Washington

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Traffic between Chicago and St. Paul via Burlington Line.

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Dilworth, Minnesota 3;10 AM 2nd Day

Laurel, Montana 9:08 PM 2nd Day

Missoula, Montana 5;21 AM 3rd Day

Spokane, Washington : 10;19 AM 3rd Day

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Northem Pacic "liaic Representatives GENERAL OFFICE Eugene, Oregon 97401, St. Paul, Minn. 55101, Northern116 E_ 5th street, st Pau|, Cascade Bldg . . . . . . . . . . .Te|. 342-1271 Pacific Bldg . . . . . . . . . . . .Tel. 222-7773

Minnesota 55101 - -Tel- 222-7773 Everett. w-=11. 96201. San Francisco, Cal. 94106.2631 Broadway . . . . . . . . .Tel. AL 9-1117 907 Monadnock B|dg.. . . .Tel. 781-1078

WESTERN HEADQUARTERSC B d A FIIQO. N. D. O2. N. P. Offica Silttli. wI‘h- AVQ.°" "' "91 ' "° 1... . . . . . . . . . . . ..12-74 -seammvvashington Bdg . . el. 35 54 Central Bldg . . . . . . . . . ..Tel. MA3 5560

93194 _'|'e|_ 5235560 Grand Forks. N. D. 58201, Spokane. Wash. 99204. NorthernN. P. Station . . . . . . . . . . .Tel. 775-9431 Pacific Station, W. 221 First

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Heal” Bldg“ ‘ ' '1-9|‘ 523'33°5 and 3306 Union Station . . . . . . . . .Te|. SH 3-8583 Tokyo Japan—Kokusai BldgBollingham. Wash. 98225, A - - Suite 839, 12-3 Marunouchi

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