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American Press.” “The press,” said Mr. Lewis, "is an organ for freedom, troth and democracy for readers as waives for publishers. It works as effectively for the five cent buyer as for the $1,000,000 publisher.” Although the press no longer has a monopoly on ideas or sources of information, it is still an all important method of disseininating news and ideas.
Lewis proceeded to point out do’s and don’t’s in the newspaper business. ' '
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Tuesday morning Dr. Benjamin stated concerning school problems that most people’s tolerance ends when the tax question comes up; when money is involved, patience ends. “Patriotism,” said Dr. Benjamin, isn’t taught by repeating the pledge to the flag, by merely reciting words, nor is loyalty, or uniteness, but it is taught by meanful actions.” "The U. S. is a leading nation, Dr. Benjamin continued, "largely because of its development of education. This development aids in productivity,^ and in security. Our development if due to not being hampered as much as have the Western Euro-4 (See MADISON College, page 7.)
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