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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-28
ART GOODS

STAMPED LINEN TOWELS Hemmed and with fringed ends. A wide selection of de. signs. ORM Regularly 20c ....... A&DO BEAR BRAND YARN--Includes Germantown, Lingering and Shetland in assorted c0lors. Regularly 35c 8 balls 0Els and up ...., A M0O BEEHIVE YARN Suitable for sweaters, dresses, baby things and socks. In assorted colOrs. Regularly S5c. MM A hank .............. 4ON BUCILLA WONDERSHEEN-- TOO yards. Unbleached. 40HS Regularly soc ........ O0O DO ROT H EA BEDSPREAD COTTON THREAD TOO yards. Unbleached. Regularly 40m soc. A ball .......... OON CHALIMAR AND BUCTLLA BEDS SIP READ COTTON THREAD-80O yards. Regu- larly q for g1 00 SILK LAMP SHADES Bridge, able and junior sizes. In gold. white and rose with rayon lin- ingS. 0A MM CRYSTAL BOUDOIR LAMPS With washable pleated shades. Regularly R0ns $1.OO. ................. V0O POTTERY TABLE LAMPS Hand decorated bases and shades to match. Regularly &1.08 and 92.D0.
 S1.70 end S2.40 HEAVY METAL BOOK ENDS
 Four styles in bronze and ivory. Regularly 90M $lO0 ............ OON CHINESE LACE PIECES = Ovals, oblones and rounds. Large size. M f6R 0Rm Regularly lec A AeC
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STATIONERY, Etc.

GTATTONERY-Note and letter size paper, at- tractively boxed. Tn white and colors A nm Regularly 25c q box .s............. 10O BOOKs-of adventure, romance, biography and travel that were @I.S0 WdAM and 43.5O ....................... O OO BRIDGE ENsEMDIES-C Consisting of suede card table cover and two packs Of American Beauty playing cards. Choice of CA AM colors and designs Regularly e1D4 e 4ss8U by Remington Rand. R@0 mk Regularly e21A6 .......s.. W30OWW .-ETREET ETQoR--
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Chino and Glassware

1O-OUNCE TUMBLERS-Of crystal Eor nlsn. sg,l balls or iced tea. Also sherbets. Regularly $l.50 9A H0r XT ehen SANDWICH PLATES-With 1ntaglio designs. Curved or straight edges. SWO Regularly 76c ....................:W WyG l7-PiECE BEVERAGE SETS Consisting of glasses, coasters and attractive Q0U wooden tray. Regularly $1.20 ...... OO0 APIECE LUNCHEON SETS-Of crystal n swirl design. S0kO Regularly $l.20 ...................:.. WeO 5-PIECE CONSOLE SETS Included are bowl, two candlesticks and four 0kN candles. Regularly $1.29 ............. WeS0 32-PIECE SETS Of semi-porcelain. In at- tractive floral designs. &4 AO lO0-PIECE SET-C Consisting of service for eight in tableware and dinner ware. 07 EM Ss-PIRCE sET-Of semi-porcelain. Service for eight. In attractive patterns. @R. 0S el-PIECE SET-Of semi-porcelain in 1roquois red. Service for eight. WG4 OK Regularly $l5.s6 ....,....... Q4OsOO
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LINENS

RAYON TABLE CLOTHS-SlZe 6Ox5O with at- tractive colored borders 00O Regularly 39c .............,........ AVO RAYON TABLE CLOTHS-An large sizes and in colored designs. Sizes are 57x77, EGA<e 54x7O, 52x66. Regularly 79c ........ OVO RAYON TABLE CLOTHs-Heayy quality. In white with colored binding. Sizes 7On are 58x78. Regularly $1O0 ......... aON TABLE CLOTHS-size 50x50. Heavy quality cotton. In printed colors EfAEo Regularly 59c ..................... OVV TABLE CLOTHS All pure linen. In attractive printed designs. Size 52x52. 70C RAYON TABLE CLOTHS-In beautiful new designs and coors. SGAM Size 50x5O Regularly 69c ............ OVV RAYON TABLE CLOTHS-Extra large size 57x77. In colored patterns. 01 6An Regularly $1.59 ....:.:...... @1 1sVV LINEN TABLE CLOTHS-White Moravian fine quality cloths with colored borders
 Size 52x53. QA n0 Regularly $125 ......."....... @4eWV Resu5a11y s'ss Saass .l.ss $1.25 Size 58x78. OG Em LINEN TABLE CLOTHS Size 52x52 in attrac- tive printed designs. de In all cOlOrs. S1 go LACE DINNER CLOTHS Size 72xeo scran- ton quality in ecru. @& S0 LINEN NAPKINS-Size 16x16 All linen. Dam- ask hemmed or hemstitched. TOn Regularly 29c ............,........ 4WO CANNON BATH MATS Beautiful quality in many patterns Special closeout. 7GA<1 Regularly $298 ................... 0O LOOM TUFT BATH MATS AND BED SETS-- Heavy quality chenille. In all @A RM colors Regularly $1.98 ........ W1eOO LINEN TOWELING-16 in. wide. All pure ab- sorbent linen. Colored borders. AGAm Regularly 25c .................. 1OV DISH TOWLES-Part linen. Cannon quality In colored checks in sizes 18x22 and 17x32 Run of the mill printed towels. De- ANAm fects very slight. Regularly 19c ..... 4WG DISH TOWELS-rart linen. 6 in a package. Colored borders and cheeks. 2GAm Regularly el.OO .................... OO
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FLOOR COVERING

SEAMLESS WILTON RUGS-Wth long, heavy pile Fnged ends choose a wide variety of patterns and WA0 EM WILTON TONE-ON TONE CARPETNG-9 and 12 feet wde In burgundy, blue and quartz. Any length WA OK you Regularly $695 yard. Yard @3sOO WAFFLE-rOP HAIR RUG CUsHIONs-with serged edges give twice the normal A~0S
 
 HARVESTER RUGS-seame selection patterns and coloss. 9x12 size Q00 SA Regularly $3960 QAOsOV RgIAD LINOLEUM-Cemented to your kitchen W@ n ME floor Up to IS square yards for. UAOeOO CHENILLE RUGs-Reversible washable QNN frnged ends 20x40 size OON HOOKED Beautiful reproductions. @ Q0Te With frnged ends. 22x40 size OOO GOLD SEAL CONGOLEUM RUGs-Or Armstrong @E OE Quaker rugs sxl2 Regularly $6s5. @OsOO
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HOUSEWARES

WHATEVER SAUCE PAN SET-Consists of 1, 2 and Sept. pans. WA zM CLOTHESL1NE-Made of fine quality wm yarn. Regularly 4c yard, yard =. OC CLOTHES DRYERS Unfinished. With GA Rm twelve dowels Regularly ei2D ....... UOC CURTAIN sTRETCHERS-5 -5x8 With rustless
 pins. Easel style. @% fAn IRONING BOARDs--Made of fine quality
 lumber. 14x64. Regularly RT Z0 EERCTRic IRoNs-s-ib weight. 0Rn
 without cord. Regularly $l20 ...,.. OOC SANDWICH TOASTERS-TOast two sand-
 wiches at once. Without cord. @T MA
 Regularly $i.29 ................ W1eVW CLOTHES HAlzPERS-Up Upright style. Made by
 Whitney. @0 3M
 Regularly $3.50 .................. &Ae q TRIPLE FLOUR SIFTERS-Sift three times
 with just one operation. Q& nn CHROME sTOOLs-M inches high. With
 green, black or red seats. Q% 20
 Regularly $1.9s .................. @4sAO CLIMAX FOOD CHOPPERS-Made by Q0n
 Universal. Regularly e1.29 ....,..... O0O CANISTER SETS-For-piece. Of W4 @0
 Japanware. Regularly $l6o ...... @ 1V WHITE ENANGELWARE-6lqt. sauce pots, tea
 kettles, 3-piece sauce pan sets, percolators and .a double boilers Tn !, VI white with red 200 CLOTHES PINs-Wre bound. . pkss lEN
 Regularly 1oc package .... 70 AOC WHATEVER SAUCE PANS-Windsor style. < M, and 1h at. sizes 00N
 Regularly 40c to 75c ................ AW0 TEA. KETTLES-4-qt size. With easy-pouring spout. &T O2 Regularly $275 .................. @4e0O wEAREvER PERCOLATORs-8-cup capacity. New style. &T R0 wEHREvER SAUCE PANS -s-qt. size. May be used ovsr electricity tr or gas. S1 .60 MEDICINE CABINETS -of metal. In OQNs UTILITY 1Ii1I CABINETS -ssxlsx12 With shelves. n ,,s green, n, .n,se V it and ivory. $4.70
 at. capacity. &G TN Regularly $298 ................ @Ae4W RATHRooM SCALES v Made by Detecto. wslshs ,lg up t t9 ,: 300 pounds $2.40 .-5sca Rssa1aE1y SRSiNc s1ss fANs-witl pol Soc ished interiors Regularly e9c ..::... rRON SKILLET SET-Consists of No. 00N
 3. 5 and frying pans. Regularly $lSS NO. DUTCH OvENs-of ironware. Q2G
 RssSlasy Sry isian2SpEas-unanisnsd si2S and 00o
 st,,rd;lv % constructed. Regularly $l.2s OON m6yT y ,ET TTssUE-20 rolls to the carton. Reg ularly YAH m3G PORTABLE SHOWERS-Of XX X4 CAST ALUMINIUM TEA KETTLEs-.Mades e W Cy
 Gfiswold. 5-qt. capacity. XX .0X rnHessoT.syrcvE Hes0ls.syr eSE ovENs-Made by oriswold
 Nav be used over oil or gas. QXG without thermometer. Reg. $i2o wy
 With thermometer. &T .AX Regularly $l.98 .............:..:Y ~. REVERSTBLE DUST MOPs-Made or me quality cotton yarn QXG
 ReQi1arly $1.20 ................ ...... = ~ 0f,D ENGLISH NO RUBBING WAX GON
 T1ne-o,iart size Regularly 00c ........ V0S K.PTECE BOWL SETS Consists of tive bowls
 from s to g inch size 2Q6e
 Regularly $l.20 OI~ GARRAGE CANS-Corrugated &T nA str.s Rer,,larlv sl .2o ......... S 4sVV PAPER RTRNERS- Of metal with 0QW
 zipper top. Regularly $l.2e ......... ~OS
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MEMS WEAR

collar and mddy styles of sripde hroadcloth QQN Regularly $lO0 wv MEMS OLEPROOF" HOSIERY-sgh reguars of regular 35c of and and silk in smart striped and figured A prs QT AM MEMS SHORTS-Of stripes Elastic sides with "GTppers Fasteners Full standard cut Also white athletic shirts N for QT nA Regularly for $1O0, ............... Q4sVV NEWS UNION sUITs-Iigh weight Ankle length and short sleeved Standard cut. QQN In white only Regularly $lO0 O0.....................
 MEMS BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS AND DRAwERs-Fun cut Short sleeves. Ankle length. 40O Regularly 50c OWN MEMS TIES-Hand- Fouards pure silk and lOn rayon and silk Regularly $lO0 WON MEMS RAYON HOsE-with added strength Discontinued patterns in prs QT OA regular 4-for-$l00 socks. ................ O @AsVV MEMS NIGHT SHIRTS-Of fine quality muslin QQn Standard cut. Regularly $1Oo s.... @SSON sHORTSOf broadclot With button front and elastic sides. Full cut. In neat stripings S for @1 MfA athletic shirts. Regularly for $Oo ...O 0AeVV
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LOUNGE CHAIRS -Sagless construction and filed. Your choice of covers Sf A 05 Regularly $1995 .................@1Es EsOO INNERSPRING MATTRESS AND BOX SPRINGS Purchase the mattress at it's regular price, $2S95, and the box spring for @0O 0E $1.00 extra. Both for r............~A ~AOeOO STUDIO COUCH-With innerspring mattress and a srss ssvena eaops sssasy $995 MIRRORS -Of fine quality plate glass. 24- 9N En inch rounds. Regularly $6.95 ..... ~&eOV MAPLE CRICKET CHAIRS Covered in CD OE floral chintz. Regularly $5.95 -. /. WOeOO BED DAvENPORT- "A smart living room piece by day; comfy bed by night. Choice &9A Sn 5-PIECE BREAKFAST SET-Of solid maple Consists of large extension table and four @eAN nE chairs. Regularly $20.96 ........ ~A3e0O
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DRAPERIES

GNHA NOAU4 aAAANG v A1AS AeA1Saes6e Adjustable tops. Quaker 6 Bromley quality. In tailored style. Variety of patterns. Regularly s, g $1.SO SASH CURTAINS -S2 inches in length. White and colored pat- terms. OMM Regularly 59c O0O TAILORED CURTAINS-Fine quality rayon marquisette. Ready to hang. In ecru l0Eo color. Regularly $1.O0 VOO TAILORED CURTAINs-Ss in. wide and 3 yds. long. Hemmed and headed, ready to hang. Plain and figured patterns. Rayon tnarquisette. Water re- Regularly ssssals ',si.i si.ss :. $l.Zy COTTAGE SETS --e pieces. Beautiful colors. Full width in top and sash. In all colors, Regularly Q nm $l.50 ,.....,, @ 4oVV RUFFLE CURTAINS = Extra wide. 46 inches on each side. Ivory color. Cushion dot with extra wide ruffle. @1 Q0 Regularly $l.98 -. @4eOU DAMASK DRAPERIES-50 in. wide-2M yds. long. Pinch pleat style. sateen lined, also rough cotton and sailcloth. Regular ly $5.98 and CA 0Q $6.98 ............. W 3eOO RAYON TAFFETA DRAPERIES Pinch pleat style. 2h yards long. Large array of colors, with quilted valances. Reg ulsrly ,,s,r sa.ss Sf.00 RAYON TATFETA SPREADS Quilted centers. Full size, to Regularly $3.98 ... 0AeIO WINDOW SHADES Size 36x72 inch. Gramercy & Holland quality in ecru, green; white and linen colors. Guaranteed rollers complete with shade pull. k0M Regularly 69c ........ OON WINDOW SHADES Size 36x72. Run of the mill Holland shades. Slight defects. Guar.> anteed rollers. Choice of col. ors. Regularly 60c and OMnN 89c qualities. Each. ,.. OWC DANDEE KNIT CHAIR COV-. ERS-These covers will it club and wing chairs perfectly. ss'ss nssp'a1ly S1.S9 DANDEE KNIT DIVAN GOV. ERS-These covers are for av. craze divans. All colors. Reg ularly @0 EM $3.08 .......... epAoOV FANCY PILLOWS-Large selec- tion of Kapok filled pillows. Regularly $l.59. @T nM and $i.e8 ........ @4eVV CHAIR COVERS = Colorful dustite covers in all colors. Regularly $3.5O co 0Q and $4.50 ........ QAeUO DIVAN COVERS = Colorful dustite for 78 inch divans. Regularly $S.95 QQ 0Q and $6.o5 ......... s@OsOO
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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-11-21

ville, Virginia. 4.
1t is the only hospital in the world
built, equipped and operated solely
to give free orthopedic surgery and
disqualification to physically handi-
capped indigents 81 years of age and
over. 1t has a staff of thirty doc
tors, not one of whom has ever
been paid a cent.
During its history, the hospital
has rehabilitated thousands of Grip
pies from 10 states, but because of
the enormous demands pm its SER
vices today, the work of the hospital
is now confined to residents of Mis-
sissippi, Arkansas, and Tennessee.
The hospital for Crippled Admits
Is a different hospital. It's a place
of god cheer, a 'land of beginnlf/
again." never known what it is to
walk upright, to stand erect, to be
free of pain, to do a days work
to take care of themselves--they are
given the power to walk, to stand
to be happy, to work. Is it any won
der such a hospital is a cheerful
place?
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-11-21

vice Board for induction into the
armed forces, will notify the Of
ficer-in-charge of the Recruiting Sta
ton at which he applied for enlist
ment. Recruiting Officers are au-
thorized to enlist these qualified APP
plicants Immediately.
8. Men who have registered for
Selective Service and who. have been
actually called for service, may still
apply for enlistment in the Navy or
Marine Corps at any time up to
their induction into the service. II
found qualified they will be enlist
ed in the Navy, and their m re-
moved from the Selective Service
list"
The Navy desires to enlist four
hundred men from Louisiana and
Mississippi during the month of Nov
ember and it is expected that at
least that many will be needed dur
ing December. Recruiting Stations
are located in the Custom House at
New Orleans; and in the Post Of
flee Buildings at Alexandra and
Shreveport in Louisiana. and in Jack
son and Grenada in Mississippi.
If you desire to serve your eoun-
try in it's first Line of National
Defense. call or write your nearest
Navy Recruiting Station at once.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-11-21

help to the ~yearround programs fl
nanced by the Seals, scientific re
search, training institutes, educa'
ton, casefinding and direct aid to
the tuberculous sick.
Not only by their sale do Christ
mas Seals do good. Their appearance
each year by millions exerts a power
full force also, for every Seal used
on business and personal mail and
packages bears witness that someone
cares whether or not people die
needlessly, and every one challenges
all whose see it to join in the cru
SADIE.
Ninety-five per cent of Seal Sale
funds remain in the state to fight
tuberculosis among our own people.
Five per cent goes to the National
organization only to come back to
US in services and savings on edu-
cational material purchased at mass
cost.
tuberculosis mortality has been
reduced three-fourths, but $1,000
Americans still die of it annually. At
this moment half a million people in
the country are i'll with TB, serious
ly weakening fitness for defense, for
three fourths of its deaths occur with
in the age limits for military SER
vice.
TB kills more than 1000 Missis-
sippians every year, and 1000 cases
are estimated to exist in the state
today. a menace to every home.
Only when found early can tub
erculosis be cured. And that is why
more than 500 volunteer death figh-
ters in Mississippi carry On with pro-
grams of early case-finding, as well
as of education, the only vaccine
against TB.
In Finland Christmas Seals were
sold as usual last year and the
the newspapers helped as always.
England is doubling efforts for its
Seal Sale this year because Of the
greater need incident of war con-
ditions. The newspapers are helping
there too, and in 40 other countries
besides.
The many stresses of life unde5
conditions Of great national emer-
gency are powerful allies of thu TB
germs. Therefore, Mississippi and
America will buy and use more
Christmas Seals this year than ever
before. The newspapers, as always
are giving help worth more than dol
lars; help that merits the gratitude
of all who read and learn.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-11-21
NUMBER THREE

Continued page ~
good character, and must pass the
physical and mental tests which are
given him at the recruiting station
After a short training PERIOD he Is
ordered to duty either in a Naval
vessel or at a Navy Trade school.
During his entire service in the Navy
he receives his board and lodging;
he receives expert medical and den-
tai care; and he is taught an honor
able trade. He leads a clean, healthy,
rigorous life; ne attends religious
services of his W choice; and he
is encouraged to ave his money
his monthly pay being almost en-
tirely clear" 81,
Secretary Knox repeated again
the new Personnel Policy of the
Navy, which was announced on Sep
TENDER Is, 1910: 1
To maintain the personnel at a
high standard Of efficiency and in
sufficient numbers to meet the re-
auirements of the Naval Service.
To develop and coordinate sys'
tematic courses of instruction and
training for officers and enlisted
personnel.
To maintain a reasonable excess
of petty officers and non-commls'
stoned officers over peacetime re
ouirements in order to facilitate
wartime expansion.
In view of the increasing mum
Der of questions which have beer
asked regarding eligibility OF mer
registered under the Selective Ser
vice Local Board to- enlist in the
Navy and Marine Corps. Secretar,
Knox amplified his statement oil
October 20. on this subject as fol
lows:
az. Men who have registered foi
Selective Service are NOT barred
from enlisting in the Navy and Mar
inc Corps. AS a matter of fact,
those who apply for enlistment and
are qualified as desirable ap-
p~licants' will be put on a waiting
list, and the Local Selective Service
Board will be informed of their
names. !,
2. Any mar who is thus qualified
and who is called by a Selective Ser
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-11-21
A Gentle Laxative
Good. For Children

Most any child who takes this
tasty laxative once will welcome It
the next time he's constipated and
it has him headachy, cross, listless,
with bad breath, coated tongue or
little appetite.
Syrup Of Black raught is a tasty
liquid companion to the famous
B~LACK-DRAUGHT. The principal
ingredient is the same in both
products; helps impart tone to lazy
bowel muscles.
The Syrup's flavor appeals to
most children, and, given by the
simple directions, its action il
usually gexAe, but thorough. Re-
member Syrup Of Black-D raught
next time. Two sizes: Soc and Csc.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-11-21
NUMBER FOUR -.
CONTINUED from page l

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and he wrote a magazine article ur,
ging use of the idea as a means OF
fighting tuberculosis in this corn-
try.
Tuberculosis is ~preventable and
curable," Riis said, "yet it goes on
year after year killing an army OF
100000 Americans and d~esolating
countless homes. Perhaps | feel
strongly about it, and no wonder. 1t
killed six of my brothers and ]
know"
That article was read by Miss
Emily Bissell, of Delaware, who was
trying to raise funds for a little
tuberculosis hospital near Whining
ton. She designed a Seal, borrowed
money to pay for printing it, and
conducted the first American Seal
Sale in 1907.
Leigh M. Hodges, of the Philadel-
phia North American, made the cam
paign a success with first-page stor-
les, and his paper also sold Seals
in its front office. The first buyer
was a tiny newsboy who showed a
penny across the marble counter with
the demand: "Gi'me me-. Me sisters
got it."
THAT settled it," said Hodges. "If
a ragamuffin from the street could
grasp the message of the Christmas
Seal, that messenger was what was
needed to carry mass education to
the American people"
The idea was adopted by the then
four-year-old National tuberculosis
Association, whose main objective
was education of the millions on
three points; that tuberculosis is
catching. is preventable, and can be
cured.
The first nationwide Seal Sale In
1908 was made to succeed by the
help Of 5000 newspapers, and sue
cess of the Seal Sale is still assured
annually by the help of all papers
in the country.
The press also gives indispensable
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-11-21
NUMBER TWO
CONTINUED from page y

Continued from page II
gtored to normal. Patient returns 20
McComb, resumed work. Last big job
was painting clinic at McComb."
The story of this man who was
restored in body and spirit and in
self respect too, is but n of the
thousands of similar stories in the
case records of the Hospital for
Crippled Adults.
Opened in 1923, the Hospital for
Crippled Adults, is now operated at
capacity-66 beds-entirely depend
emit on the Tri-State Association for
Cripples, a Rotary sponsored or
ganization. The present 5000, 900
home of the hospital at Memphis
was the gift of a former Mississip-
plan, Mr.. B. B. Jones, now of Berry
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-11-21
NUMBER ONE
QContinued from page ID

NCOntlnueu from page ~
determine if cotton marketing quo
tas will be in effect on the 1941
crop.
Under the Agricultural Adjust
ment Act of 1888. marketing quotas
are applicable to all cotton except
that with a staple length of | 1-2
inches or more. Each 1910 cotton
producer, whether owner. tenant, or
sharecropper, will be entitled to one
vote.
The county AAA committee will
be in charge of all arrangements for
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-11-21

the referendum. The committee will
choose three local farmers to serve
as the referendum committee in each
community. Convenient voting pla-
ces will be provided for all COM
munities where cotton is produced.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-11-21
For KIDNEYS
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Meeting Defense
Communication
Needs Today
and Tomorrow

I lO be prepared for
emergencies of whatever
magnitude or urgency is q
requirement to which tele-
phone company workers
are accustomed.
The National Defense
Programis a new emergency
tobemet.N ewswitchboards
are being installed, several
thousand miles of telephone
lines have been strung and
large scale telephone engi-
neering projects are under
way to serve the fifty newly
approved and existing army
and navy posts and air bases
located in the territory
served by this Company.
Long distance commune
cation facilities are also be-
ing expanded and new cir-
cults have been established
TO assure ample long dis
lance telephone service be-
tween these military bases
and all parts of the nation.
Southern Bell and the
entire ellSystem are in high
gear. meeting the nations
present defense needs and
prepared to adequately
meet those Of tomorrow.
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE
AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY
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