Show WAR GIVES GIVES' BOOST TO PROGRESS TOIS IS IS BELIEF I I i i j I j I I I I i I I i I I I I I j 1 i j I 1 I I I I l I l I I f I I i I II I Northcliffe Says Lessons of Brotherly Love Are I Showing Effect By Frank W. W Rostock Editor Cincinnati Post N. N E E. E A. A Correspondent Cor Cor- respondent in in Eur Europe pe LONDON lo March arch 12 Lord Lord Northcliffe Northcliffe North North- cliffe publisher of several of ot EnI England's England's En En- I glands gland's great newspapers Is a blunt j plain spoken man He is a close student stu- stu 1 dent of ot current history knows as I much if It not more more- about the social I and I II Industrial development of his i I country than any other man and and andas as for tor politics s is so well versed In every phase hase of f every development that politicians lans always the Northcliffe North- North cliffe angle before c committing themI them them- selves Therefore It was not surprising when England wanted a man to di direct direct dl- dl its war propaganda In enemy countries It selected Northcliffe to do the job DID A GOOD JOB That he ho did a good job no one ca can den deny Hundreds of Germans told me during my visit in that country that the Northcliffe prepared propaganda propaganda ganda was ode orie of ot the biggest factors in bringing the war to a close and andI causing the defeat of ot Germany If It If Germany had had Northcliffe as asI its chief propagandist during the war Germany German would have won said the crown prince to me when I visited rim him in recently And here is the reply Northcliffe made to the compliment compliment- I I 1 agree with him to the extent that I l' believe Germany would have havea a better chance if I had been handling her propaganda For in that case I the crown prince wouldn't have held the job he did did and and that would have helped Germanys Germany's cause a a. whole lot What has been the most Interesting Interesting interesting Interest Interest- ing result of the war I asked Northcliffe Northcliffe North North- Northcliffe cliffe after he had welcomed me to his office in id Printing House square I HAS MADE MEN THINK It has made men think he answered answered answered an- an an an- I instantly and I The doctrine of democracy which was was preached during the war has had I its effect I It is resulting In a a. process of ot equalization The lessons of brotherly love Jove men I I learned in the camps and in the trenches are beginning to show their effects Social progress follows follows' In the wake of t knowledge Wh When n the average average average av- av av av- man learns how to think nothIng nothing nothing noth noth- ing can keep him from improving his position Men are getting better acquainted They are are beginning to to understand each other better There is a a. closer I bond of sympathy and that Is going I to make for tor wor world d pr progress |