Automatic switching for nation-wide telephone service

A plan for automatic long-distance switching, which ultimately will embrace the whole of the United States and extend into Canada and perhaps Mexico, has been formulated and important steps have been taken toward its realization. The plan also contemplates that telephone customers will be able to dial longdistance calls themselves.

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