Ocean transportation

Charles F Walden

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• Langue: English
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fbPPORTUNITY-Traffic
Management
THE STANDARD COURSE
OF THE
UNITED Y.M.C.A. SCHOOLS
Y/ACA
ISCHOOLS I
BOOK I
FUNDAMENTALS OF TRANSPORTATION
BOOK II
RATETARIFF INTERPRETATION AND
CONSTRUCTION
BOOK III
EXPRESS AND PARCEL POST:
CLAIMS AND TRANSPORTATION LAW
BOOK IV
OCEAN
COLLATERAL REFERENCE BOOKS
FREIGHT TRAFFIC GUIDE TARIFF BOOKv.
; c'\Management
General Editor
WILLIAM SHOLARJESSUP
Author of Texts
CHARLES F. WALDEN
Authors of Reading Assignments
THE FIELD OF THE TRAFFIC MANAGER,
Burt Zimmerman
BETWEEN THE SALES AND THECOOPERATION
T. T. HarkraderTRAFFIC DEPARTMENTS
TARIFFS AND RATES William Simmons
THE STORY OF TRANSPORTATION F. T. Bentley
EXPRESS SERVICE J. H. Butler
CLAIMS C. L. Hilleary
ROMANCE IN OVERSEAS TRADING. . . .B. Olney Hough
VITAL PHASES OF EXPORT TRAFFIC. .R. J. MenziesOcean Transportation
BY
F. WALDENCHARLES
IVBOOK
PRESSASSOCIATION
AVENUEYORK: 347 MADISONNEW
1922'
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BYCOPYRIGHT, 1922,
THE INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE OF
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS
in the(Printed United States of America)
All rights reservedFOREWORD
The of this text book is to enable thepurpose
student in Traffic to exactManagement gain
of the fundamentals of ocean trans-knowledge
It treats of both andportation. export import
since both are forms of ocean traffic.business,
It has been the endeavor of the author to con-
as much information asvey practical possible
within the of the at his dis-limitedcompass pages
His chief concern has been not to a
posal. give
vast amount of howeverinformation, interesting
it to oceanbe, but show howmight exactly freight
should be for and how it isprepared shipment
handled from start to finish. In other wewords,
shall endeavor to teach the the methods,steps,
the and the essential inmeans, practices transport-
into and out of our via oceaning goods country
carriers.
The for of the statements inauthority many
the is the booktext, concerning export methods,
"Practical B. whoseExporting," by Olney Hough,
entitledvery interesting Reading Assignment,
"Romance in Overseas accompaniesTrading,"
this text. The student should himself withsupply
Mr. book and read it It hasHough's carefully.
been selected as a reference book to further
clarify
the in because ofthis itstext,subjects presented
and admirable thetreatment of sub-very complete
of in all of itsject Exporting phases.
Valuable information and datainteresting may
be obtained also from two other books; namely,
A f\ > v .vi Ocean Transportation
of Ocean"Principles Transportation," by Johnson
"Oceanand and RobertHuebner, Shipping," by
Annin.Edwards
These three books and the others mentioned in
the course be ordered from Associationmay Press,
347 Madison New YorkAvenue, City.
The of the contents of this textmajor portion
fromis derived the in of theexperiences, practice,
author and of of beenhis friends who havemany
in the and busi-actively engaged export import
ness for in the of Newmany years great port
York. is made toAcknowledgment gratefully
these friends for valuable and assist-suggestions
to Mr. T. S. of the firm ofance; Todd,especially
T. S. Todd & to Mr. W. C.Company, Wulp,
William E. Peck & andInc.,Secretary, Company,
to Mr. A. F.Q. Smith, W.Import Manager,
Woolworth each of whom isCompany, exception-
in ocean because of extensiveexpert traffic,ally
and long experience.
CHARLES F. WALDEN.