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READING COMPANY TIMETABLE EFFECTIVE 2:01 A.M. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1969 REVISED JANUARY 1. 1973 This Timetable is for the Government of Employes only. This timetable is loaned to: Name Occupation ----------- _.------------ who hereby agrees to return it to the proper officer when called for. or upon leaving the service. Employes must promptly enter all revisions to the timetable and record such revisions in the space provided at the rear of this book. Employes must observe and comply with the provisions of all SAFETY and OPERATING rules. Make YOUR railroad the safest on which to work and travel. A. J. PORAMBO Gen. Mgr. Operations ,! } / ./ ii SYSTEM RULES COMMITTEE Chainnan: R. C. NEAL, JR. , Members: V C. W. EDWARDS F. R. ELLIS C. J. KEMP J. J. FOSTER C. R. SABOlD R. E. HENNE E. S. WATTERS R. B. HOFFMAN L. H. WIEBEl o .o • --" ~ W l- ll) >- lI) >- z ~ ~ o u Cl z o <l w a: Revised 1{1{73 \ iii SYSTEM OPERATIONS STAFF ~ MGR. OPERATION MANAGER V GEN. SUPT. TRANSP. CONTROL CENTER OPERATIONS R. C. NEAl, JR. H. B. GAUNTT R. B. HOFFMAN ASST. MGR. ASST. MGR. SUPT. YAROS & OPNS.-llEAOING OIST. OPNS.-PNILA. OIST. TERMINAlS H. G. REICHERT J. F. X. McCLAIN O. [ SCHAFFER SUPERINTENDENT OPERATIONS SUPT. Passenger Operations lab •• R.I.U.ns J. E. HEilMAN W. A. BAUER MANAGER PORT fACIlITIES O. F. STfiMLING TRAINMASTERS [ B. BOWERMAN [ L. FERGUSON (Frt.! C. A. NEWNAM R. F. CHilDS R. [ HENNE (Psg'.! J. O. SHERMER [ R. DITZLER O. N. KIMMEL R. [SlOITER ASSISTANT TRAINMASTERS H. J. BECKER F. E. KLINGER O. W. NAGLE J. J. DElVECCHIO O. E. MARTIN W. J. NYLAND J. J. DONNEllY J. W. MONTAGUE F. [ OREHEK D. R. MOYER H. A. ZmLEMDYER .----- GENERAL ROAD fOREMAN Of ENGINES U E. S. WAITERS ROAD fOREMEN Of ENGINES W. C. STOWELL R. B. ANDERS C. R. WYNN SYSTEM SUPERINTENDENT AGENT & OPERATOR L H. WIESEL SYSTEM AGENT & OPERATOR E. [ LEISEY ASSISTANT SYSTEM AGENT & OPERATOR P. A. TRY GENERAL RULES EXAMINER C. W. EDWARDS SYSTEM RULES EXAMINER C. R. SABOLO ASSISTANT MANAGER~PERATlDN CONTROL CENTER R•. J. BENVENUTO R. N. McNABB H. [ CROW, JR. W. R. BAUMER POWER SUPERVISOR ~, O. S. MARTIN U CNIEf TRAIN DISPATCNERS H. HECKE.NBERGER J. P. OATES O. F. STEWARD L f. PIERCE Rtyistd Vl{J3 --- .../ / iv TllAIN DISPATCHERS I. J. ASKIN C. R. HURLEY P. W. SHIFflET C. B. BARBER M. G. LAUDERMILCH R. U. SHORT R. J. BARKER R. M. MANDEVILLE R. W. TRUAX R. P. BILGER E. R. McCAULEY D. J. VITALO G. J. COSENZA W. P. OWINS L. J. VOOT U. U. FRAIN P. U. RIEGEl L. D. WEAVER L. H. GRIM W S. ROSCHINSKY G. J. WETIlli R. M. GRUBER B. H. RUSSELL D. H. WIUIAMS W. H. HAYES R. G. SHOEMAKER W. A. YAMBOR Reviud 1/1/13 y TABLE OF CONTENTS FOR TRAIN SCHEDULES ' .••e "11 / M(li. t. ••••he So< ftf. u. u. 'M \ Hot H.l H'" Train Schedules Philadelphia to Hatboro.lansdale-Doylestown- Bethlehem 2 124 204 Bethletl em.Doylestown.lansdal e.Halba fa to Philadelphia 38 148 214 Philadelphia to Newtown.West Trenton.Newar1l: 74 172 224 Newark.West Trenton-Newtown to Philadelphia 86 178 228 Philadelphia to No(ristown.Reading.Polts'Jille 96 184 232 Pottsville.Reading.Norristown to Philadelphia 106 190 236 Philadelphia to Chestnut Hill and Chestnut Hill to Philadelphia 114 196 240 Sinkin~ Spring to lancaster and lancaster to Sinking Spring 122 202 243 letter and Symbol Indications •• , ••..... ... ..... 247 Numbering of Passenger Trains .... , ............... 247 Passenger Train Operations •••.•••.••••••••.••.•....•..•..... 248 Open Hours of Stations ••.••.••.•••••.••.••••••••••..•.• 249. 250 TABLE OF CONTENTS FOR GENERAL AND SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS I GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS Page ,_ ../ 1. Medical Examiners 0 •• 0 7 2. first Aid .. 0 •• 0 •• 0 • 0 •••••••• 0 8 3. Instructions Governing Use of Fire Fighting Equipment . 8 4. Electrical Operation . 10 5. Main Track Number (No.) Designations 0 15 6. Direction of Superiority. 15 7. Speed Tobie . 15 8. Maximum Speed of Train with Special Equipment .. 0 ••••••• 0 ••• 0 •• 0 • • • 16 9. Diesel locomotive Speed and Curvature Table 0 16 10. Operation of Motive Power Equipment 0 17 11. Diesel Locomotive Adjusted Tonnage Rating per Unit 21 12. Grade Operation and Instructions 0 • 23 13. Handling Passenger Equipment 0 25 14. Operation of Construction and Maintenance Equipment 28 15. Maximum Speeds-Maintenance of Way Equipment 0 29 16. Movement of Trains and Engines Adjacent to Roadway Maintenance Operations .. 0 0 29 17. Assigned Radio Calls .. 0 • • •••• 0 •• 0 30 " oj 18. Qualifying and ReQualifying Train Service Employes 33 19. Highway Grade Crossin'll Instructions .. 0 34 20. Miscellaneous Instructions 35 / vi SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS Page Bethlehem Branch 39 Bloomsburg Branch , . 49 Blue Line Connecting Branch. 52 '-../ Catasauqua and Fogelville Branch. 55 Catawissa Branch . 59 Chester Branch 68 Chester Valley Branch 73 Chestnut Hill Branch 77 City Branch .... , . 80 Cornwall Branch , . 84 Doylestown Branch . 87 East Pennsylvania Branch 91 Frackville Branch , . 96 Frankford Branch 99 Gettysburg Branch .. , . 102 Herndon Branch . 105 Lebanon and Tremont Branch. 108 lebanon Valley Branch . III Little Schuylkill Branch 122 Low Grade Branch 126 Mahanoy and Shamokin Branch .. 129 Main line . 134 ~, Morrisville Branch . 146'-../ New Hope Branch 149 Newtown Branch .. 153 New York Branch ... 157 New York Short Line. 165 Ninth Street Branch . 168 Norristown Branch " . 173 Olney Branch . , . .. 177 Perkiomen Branch , . 180 Philadelphia. Harrisburg and Pittsburgh Branch ..... 183 Plymouth Branch 189 Port Reading Branch 192 Reading and Columbia Branch, 195 Reading Belt Branch . 200 Richmond Branch . 204 Schuylkill and lehigh Branch . 208 Shamokin, Sunbury and lewisburg Branch. 211 Shenandoah Branch .' .. 215 Stony Creek Branch . 218 Tamaqua. Hazleton and Northern Branch. 221 Trenton Branch . 224 West End Branch . 228 1'"""'" Wilmington and Northern Branch . 233 V Revise:! 1jlj73 \ 7 1. MEDICAL EXAMINERS. Telephone Location Name and Address Number "-/ Allentown Dr. Richard D. Bausch 433.0111 Mickley R.D. 1 434.3781 Allentown, Pa. Ashland Dr. R. R. Scicchitano 875.2000 Ashland State Hospital Ashland. Pa. Birdsboro Dr. Charles V. Dolan 582.3696 128 N. Mill 51. Birdsboro, Pa. Bridgeport Dr. E. Y. Ocelus 275.2973 470 Ford Street 279.6453 Bridgeport. Pa. Conshohocken Dr. Sherod M. Cooper 828.0775 115 E. Fifth Ave. 828.1896 Conshohocken. Pa. Danville Dr. L. F. 8ush Geisinger Medical Center Danville (Off.) 275.1000 Washingtonville, Pa. (Res.) 437.2012 Doylestown Dr. I. Clifford Laudenslager 106 E. State 51. (Off.) 348.4478 272 W. Court 51. (Res.) 348.4838 Doylestown. Pa. Harrisburg Dr. George A. Berkheimer 238.4759 325 N. front Street Harrisburg, Pa. \ ,j Harrisburg Dr. Robert P. Dutlinger 233.4439 128 Locust St. 737.9663 Harrisburg. Pa. Lancaster Dr. John G. Pontius 394.6867 320 N. Lime St. 392.8042 lancaster, Pa. lansdale Or. J. 8. Jacobs 855.9501 202 S. Broad 51. lansdale. Pa. Lebanon Dr. Patrick J. Frank 273.5261 925 Cumberland 51. Lebanon. Pa. Mahanoy City Dr. Kenneth l. Donnelly 321 E. Centre St. (Res.) 773.1511 323 E. Centre 51. (Off.) 773.0720 Mahanoy City. Pa. Norristown Dr. W. G. Frick 279.3300 19.21 W. Fornance St. Norristown. Pa. Philadelphia Dr. l. F. Lanoce 483.5370 5817 Henry Ave. Philadelphia. Pa. Philadelphia Dr. F. Sutliff 226.2722 3701 N. Broad St. Philadelphia. Pa. Pottstown Or. George M. Longaker, Jr. 326-1422 \ '- 566 High St. Pottstown, Pa. Pottsville Or. John J. Canfield 622.7081 259 Pike Street Port Carbon, Pa. R"'Ylse~ 1/1/7J / 8 1. MEDICAL EXAMINERS (Continued). Telephone Location Name and Address Number Reading Dr. Merrill B. DeWire 225 N. 6th 51. (Off.) 372.5426 Reading, Pa. 405 Wheatland Ave. (Res.) 777-4774 Shillington. Pa. Schuylkill Dr. Thea N. Tihansky Haven Medical Arts Building (Off.) 385.1522 48 51. Peter St. (Res.) 385.2038 Schuylkill Haven. Pa. If no answer call- 345.5061 Pine Grove, Pa. Sunbury Dr. George A. Deitrick, Jr. 38 N. 4th St. (Off.) 286.6201 1154 N. 4th St. (Res.) 286.6802 Sunbury, Pa. Tamaqua Dr. H. W. Baily 668.2011 131 W. Broad 51. Tamaqua. Pa. 2. FIRST AID. Employes whose duties are in any way affected by the Time. table must have a copy of the American Medical Association First Aid Manual with them while on duty. 3. INSTRUCTIONS GOVERNING USE OF FIRE FIGHTING EQUIPMENT. A. Fire Discovery, Rolling Equipment. Bring equipment to stop to reduce draft and shut off all engines. Actuate emergency fuel cutout equipment on unit affected. if so equipped. Snap off fuel pump switches on unit, if so equipped. For electrical equipment fires-shut off current to unit affected. If at All Possible Summon Local fire Department Immediately B. Fire Extinguishers. Dry chemical is the preferred extinguisher for use on oil, flammable liquid and electrical equipment fires. Diesel locomotives are equipped with 10, 20 and 30 pound sizes. - - Rail Diesel Cars are equipped with 10 pound size. Multiple Unit electric cars (except Silverliners) are equipped with Ansul 21h pound "Merrimac" extinguishers. Silverliners are equipped with Ansul 21h. pound "Monitor" extinguishers. Maintenance of Way, Signal and Electrical and other Mechanical Department units are equipped with dry chern. ical extinguishers. COt (C8rbon Dioxide) can be used on oil, flammable liquid and electrical equipment fires. These extinguishers can be identified by fan shaped horn. C. Use 01 Extinguishers. Dry Chemlcal-IO, 20 and 30 pound sizes are placed in operation by either pulling pin and breaking seal or pulling hose from under puncture lever and breaking seal. Punc. ture lever must then be depressed and flow of dry chern. ical, directed at base of fire, is controlled by handle nozzle at end of hose and applied with slow side to side motions. The 10 pound size has 14' range, 20 pound size 17' range and 30 pound size 18' range.