The High Cost of Living
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The govern- ment could acquire these cars and merge them into a single company under the control of a transporta- tion director with power to compel their haulage by the railroads, under arrangements similar to those which prevail with the express and fast-freight lines. No great administrative reorganization is involved in such a transfer. A central office in Washington Hke the Weather Bureau could collect reports as to the transportation needs of different sections and different industries. I...t could organize its car ser- vice as a "flying squadron" to meet these demands. It could use its cars as the refrigerator companies now use their cars, which are utilized to their capac- ity all the year round by being sent where refriger- ator-car service is most urgently needed. It could run its cars on any railroad. It could decide whether the transportation of food, fuel, or other commodities was the most urgent. Quite as im- portant, it could use the cars to their full working capacity. To-day a freight-car moves on an aver- age only thu'ty miles in twenty-four hours, yet its potential service ought to be from seventy to a hundred miles a day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The govern- ment could acquire these cars and merge them into a single company under the control of a transporta- tion director with power to compel their haulage by the railroads, under arrangements similar to those which prevail with the express and fast-freight lines. No great administrative reorganization is involved in such a transfer. A central office in Washington Hke the Weather Bureau could collect reports as to the transportation needs of different sections and different industries. I...t could organize its car ser- vice as a "flying squadron" to meet these demands. It could use its cars as the refrigerator companies now use their cars, which are utilized to their capac- ity all the year round by being sent where refriger- ator-car service is most urgently needed. It could run its cars on any railroad. It could decide whether the transportation of food, fuel, or other commodities was the most urgent. Quite as im- portant, it could use the cars to their full working capacity. To-day a freight-car moves on an aver- age only thu'ty miles in twenty-four hours, yet its potential service ought to be from seventy to a hundred miles a day.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederic Clemson Howe to read onlineMoreLess
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