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Identifier: belltelephonevol3132mag00amerrich (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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r country. After their meetingwith Mr. Craig, President of A. T.& T., and Mr. Dumas, executive vice 212 Bell Telephone Magazine had to pay attention closely to under-stand him. At work and at play the Turksmade every minute of their time dodouble duty. They applied them-selves diligently to learn everythingthey would need when they got home.They cemented relationships withmany Americans. The effect of thatgood will they have left behind willbe multiplied many fold in the future.They have done much to bring twofriendly republics closer together with increased mutual understanding andadmiration one for the other. At the end of the six months train-ing period our Turkish friends turnedtheir faces toward the East and home.They were filled with enthusiasm andhigh hopes for utilizing the experiencegained with Michigan Bell. Theywere fully cognizant of their countrysneeds for better communications, andwere restless to return and put intooperation all their plans and dreamsfor the future.
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Before the visitors returned to Turkey^ early in 1^32, they met with Mr. Cleo F. Craigilejt)^ President of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company^ in New York A Discussion of the ^Social Responsibility of the Bell System High-Lights the Contributions which the System Has Made to Our Country and Its People People As Telephone Users,Workers, and Investors John M. Shaw Note: Not long ago an eminent sociologistcame to the American Telephone and Tele-graph Company and said, in effect: I amworking on a series of lectures on thesocial responsibility of American business.My research so far has brought me intocontact zvith a great many students of thesubject, and the Bell System is one of thebusiness enterprises most frequently men-tioned as having very special obligations in the public service. Id like to have yourown ideas about your social responsibilityand hoiv you go about meeting it. The job of ansivering this all-encom-passing question was assigned to John M.Shaiu, Assistant Vice

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