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Excerpt from Co-Operative Service in Foreign Trade, Vol. 4: Number Twenty-Five
Behind this definitely worked-out plan lies the intention of service. In order to give adequate ex pression to the idea, the Irving has need not only of well-established connections in all parts of the world, but also highly specialized service depart ments, definite sources of information, and the sort of organization within the bank which permits of most effective co - ordination between its various departments. Always the process of organization is directed toward that end. Various departments - the Foreign, the Foreign Credit, the Foreign Securities, the Foreign Trade and the Commercial - concentrate all their energies upon realizing this idea of service.
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