. Bell telephone magazine . sonal, but because of it the BellSystem and the nation have impor-tant and lasting achievements. There is no doubt among the peo-ple who worked with Apollo aboutthe value of bellcomms help incrossing the last frontier. As put it, Your special ef-forts and your significant contribu-tions to this epoch of space voyag-ing will never be forgotten by thoseof us who had the pleasure of join-ing with you in this, the greatest ofall quests yet undertaken by man. Dr. Brotherton, a former British subjectborn in France, took the and in physics at t


. Bell telephone magazine . sonal, but because of it the BellSystem and the nation have impor-tant and lasting achievements. There is no doubt among the peo-ple who worked with Apollo aboutthe value of bellcomms help incrossing the last frontier. As put it, Your special ef-forts and your significant contribu-tions to this epoch of space voyag-ing will never be forgotten by thoseof us who had the pleasure of join-ing with you in this, the greatest ofall quests yet undertaken by man. Dr. Brotherton, a former British subjectborn in France, took the and in physics at the University ofLondon. He came to the United States in1927, when he joined Bell Labs. Heworked for many years on wave filtersand related devices. Before he retired fromthe Labs in 1964, he was concerned pri-marily with advertising in technical andscientific magazines. More recently hehelped research and write The Man-MadeWorld, a radically new technical coursefor high schools, sponsored by the Na-tional Science The Better to Serve (PART I OF A TWO-PART REPORT) Probably no other activity in theBell System has a greater and morebasic long-range effect on service,profits and employee morale thantraining and education. The Systemspends about $500 million a year inthis area, if one includes traineeand instructor wages and that, the cost of instruc-tion is estimated at $367 million,second only to the expenditures ofthe University of California. Innumbers of people trained eachyear, the Bell System is first with340,000, nearly three times that ofthe University of California, whichranks second. These comparisons,of course, exclude the Federal Gov-ernment, which wins every statis-tical category hands-down. It is sig-nificant that during this period ofeconomic austerity, engendered bythe inflation-recession cycle, train-ing is among the few conference-type activities in the Bell Systemthat has not been seriously curtailed. With regard to techniques ofcour


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