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A ll 1 Illi n I J I p Y G ii I Telephone Properties I Are Returned LJ After ft r a year of F Federal l. l lc c control l the te Telephone I hon pro property e which Iak makes u ua u uTile a Tile THe Bell Bel Telephone system m m mIS is today r returned tu ned nedo to to its lis owners owner's o owners ners 1 y the United l States Government J t J I I a While While the property properly h has s be been n pr properly riy iria maintained i d it is riot not the s same m property which the me gov government t took k bv over over A g l first nineteen t en hundred a eighteen It is not as as s adequate te f for r its j job b or as well VeU manned as as it if w was s. s That it itis is not o is n no way Y th the fault fault of f federal feer l control q w which a was e eminently n ly fair It is f due to causes f for which neither the tM g government t I nor the companies are to blame r. r il A year ago today we were at war Labor LaboI and materials needed for both 1 r Telephone lep 1 Q operation p raU and co construction str were r 1 t turned f fe e to military uses uses Soma Some Som a materials were so vital to th the carr carrying l g on of fhe the war war that even even t the e work ofA of of providing telephone facilities for the government was Vas retarded and d no part of them could b be spar spared f for r commercial t telephone purposes s. s g I S I No less vital w was s th the Gov Government ht h need for jh those s skilled d t to create r l 1 maintain irl and op operate r te the vast intercommunication systems n necessary c Ss fj in modern d r 1 warfare and in the co conduct d ct df of f the v vastly increased as d government services Thousands of t telephone l ph men men were already at the trie battle fr front pL Thousands Thousands- j I m more re were under arms and still t telephone experts and skill skilled d operators went went a into the service of th the gov government r and contributory industries s by the tens ofa of a I thousands J 1 i iThe I The reserves of plant and equipment ui ment were drawn n u upon on until th they y were a entirely used up and the exp experienced d st staff ff was gr gradually de depleted I t d. d To find others to take tak the places of those thos who ho had gone gotte w wad S t to tb train them 5 takes time I I During the ye year r Came victory ry and I d th the armistice and instantly st ty the business 3 world sprang i into to intense activity t the e demands for tel telephone P t ile 1 service passed all all all' j former re records j ig I 1 4 C To replace the exhausted exhaust d res reserves Which h had d Ue been n carri carried d for just such a purposes and to replace th the skill skilled d forces to m meet t this unprecedented em emergency emer- emer r- r 4 4 agency gency th there re began a rush i for r construction for readjust readjustment readjusting 11 ht t f r high pressure j I repairs for feverish extensions All AU these must be continued with increasing i effort j a I a The return of of the property cO comes in ih the very midst of this race between tE tEa j jan a an ov overpowering f fv v d demand marid and an U of a System whose growth w was s held back and whose forces were scattered by by the vit vital l he needs need's ds of f war i I I. I g ga a Much progress h has s been made in the of f this system but far j more is still required t td to meet the swift growth of busin business sst and also to give a first ai aid l t to every v ry other th r business and and every other ser service ic struggling against an i E EI un unprecedented d demand j I I r The prosperity which creates this this' cm emergency in iri ill servi Service creates re tes also a a j scarcity of those desiring employment in the service S Under Under such conditions telephone s service generally ha has ls not been and could could g gnot not b be up to t the e prewar prewar st standard It is beyond hum human power to immediately I overcome th the handicap which th the situation imposes s. s 1 Th There ie are no pe people in any public or r private end endeavor v r who ar are working more tirelessly or strenuously for the common good than an those of f the Telephone Telephone Telephone Tele- Tele f phone companies companies- S Service rv e has always b been n given more df it must be given and cit E c Eit it must be improved Th That t improvement in iti s some me cases will take months E c Eventually service must win the race with demand 5 I THE M STATES I j 5 TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CO Ii II i |