but tomorrow is going to be like what kind of world are we going to live in when we get our permanent f presents a new department tomorrow previewing our post war world the job opportunity the new fields ahead for the first in our tomorrows narrators might look into a brand new development television here's an expert with the lowdown on the inside bank dr r s t s caldwell editor of electronic industries and former member of the federal communications commission i'm glad to have this opportunity to speak to you men and women in the service of america i believe in this world to come i think it's going to be a pretty good world but i've been asked to tell you about television so i can the philosophizing television is most certainly here to stay it's going to  brighten the world of your home but more important to many of you it's going to create a lot of new jobs none of us like crystal gazing so let's take a look at what is actually happening now nine experimental tele a casting studios will be a combination of broadway and hollywood and you'll get the best of both for the price of your television set and a few cents worth of electricity and outside the studio televising you stations on the field are now experimenting with remote getting primed to bring you on the spot news and history in the making when television networks are formed you will have a direct wire to every place a television camera can be set up a world of sports at your fingertips twenty two inch screen that goes into production just about the time you're being measured for cities this is n b c the national broadcasting company the new york well that gives you a pretty general idea of what's happening now let's see how television works you're going to find a new type of aerial against the skyline of america and when you re objects reflect light some more some less depending on their color a scope familiarly known as i the camera plate of the icon a scope is made up of millions of sensitive electric eyes the size pick up electric impulses from the object being televised and form a picture which is then transmitted a separate electric impulses from the camera plate to the receiver screen the impulses are converted back to ten points of light and shadow to read form the picture on the screen here the process is slow down for you actually the impulses travel from the camera to the receiving center at the rate of four million impulses a second forming the picture in motion fantastic but our children will grow up with this miracle and enriching their lives and giving them a new understanding harnessing electrons and bank into a research scientist backed by american industry and manufacturing skills to develop this new means of communication to the point where thomas is to become a post mortem a billion dollar industry which can serve our nation and the world in new and wonderful ways let's listen to a man who know he is one of the great leaders in the world of electronics brigadier general sign off president of the radio corporation of america of the first world war ended it was my good fortune and privilege to play a part in the launching and subsequent development of a new industry called broadcasting that why some who said it had great promise there were others who said that it was a noisy sputtering gadget a passing fancy rest you know now let us see what possibilities  exist for television once the war ends here are the possibilities in the manufacturing field sixty thousand men and women will be needed to make the first sets which will retail for about two hundred dollars with eighteen million americans ready to buy the help wanted electronic experts assemblage wireman machinists finishers testing personnel sheet metal workers drill press operators buckwild television is just made to order for guys with radio and radar experience eighty five thousand maintenance men are going to be needed to install and service the thirty million sensors expected to be sold  first ten years of post scale production and in the distribution end of the business one hundred thirty five thousand jobs are going to open up in the new shops and sales organizations that will supply the huge consumer demand all in all three hundred thousand well paying jobs are expected to be created by television within five years after the new industry really gets rolling well that's a comprehensive view of the industrial picture not a lot about television production here's a man who qualifies as an expert on that subject make mr gilbert sell this head of production of the columbia broadcasting system and tell me that you may be interested in jobs in television that doesn't mean four hours a day four hours a week if we were on the air eight hours a day seven days a week we need at least seven times many people in the neighborhood of five hundred and we're only one studio or nine hundred radio broadcasting stations in united states today and it's anybody's guess on a television stations are going to spring up we can just be sure that the faster we can have a good attitude and good pictures the more jobs with to create and it will be a lot of jobs finally in the theater to produce a show they're on for your television every night is opening night and posing night to look at some specific television show someone you'll become radio movies on television and some interesting jobs which some of you may be qualified for more than that television can mean the window to the whole world