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Identifier: belltvol20elephonemag00amerrich (find matches)
Title: Bell telephone magazine
Year: 1922 (1920s)
Authors: American Telephone and Telegraph Company American Telephone and Telegraph Company. Information Dept
Subjects: Telephone
Publisher: (New York, American Telephone and Telegraph Co., etc.)
Contributing Library: Prelinger Library
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ing, statistics, personnel work—have been loaned to those branchesof the defense effort where their ex-perience and capabilities will haveparticular value. At the request of Mr. James Law- 18 Bell Telephone Magazine FEBRUARY rence Fly, Chairman of the DefenseCommunications Board created byExecutive Order last September to de-termine, coordinate, and prepare plansfor the national defense. PresidentWalter S. Gifford of the A. T. and T.Company is serving on the BoardsIndustry Advisory Committee on be-half of the Bell System companies,and has been elected its chairman.The System has also named represen- tatives and alternates on five of theeleven committees designated by theBoard to assist in carrying out itsfunctions by providing for continuingstudies and for contact with other gov-ernment agencies and with the civilcommunication industry. These com-mittees are the Telephone, the Tele-graph, the Radio Communication, theDomestic Broadcasting, and the Avia-tion Communications Committees.
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<(iiyv your phone aunbcr)— Call your telephone central and say: ARMY FLASH Central will connect you with an Army Information Center. When you hear: ARMY, GO AHEAD PLE.-\SE, you say: FLASH and continue message you have checked on form below, in the order indicated: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 NUMBER OF AIRPLANES 1 WERETYPE OF AIRPLANESAIRPLANES SEEN OR1 HEARD ALTITUDE OFAIRPI ANES YOUROBSERVA.TION POSTCODE NAME DIRECTION OFAIRPLANESFROM O. P DISTANCE OFAIRPLANESFROM O. P. AIRPLANESHEADEDTOWARD SINGLE-MOTOR BIMOTOR MULTI.MOTOR SEENHEARD VERY LOW LOW HIGHVERY HIGH KW N KBW ESW s SE NW N NESW S SE (Nuriibtr) FEWMANY (Miles) If A^pkflct wtrv dtr«ctl7 overO. P. rover ColgniD* 6 ud 7 b, rewKo,: ■OVFRHEAD- Omit it it will cjuse ddar in rertort. CONFERENCE ON AIRCRAFT WARNING SERVICE Seated at the end of the table are President Walter S. Gifford of the A. T. and T. Company,and Major General James E. Chaney, head of the Air Defense Command during the recenttest of the Aircraft Warning Service. Othe

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