Education March 1929

The result of this chaos in spiritual and moral training is a manifest loosening of the canons of moral life the defiance of discipline by the young and ambitious the mockery of age and all the lessons of age worst of all the sacrifice of family as a moral institution ""( 103 ) If we turn to our own country things do not seem to be more hop eful. [...] - Such is the kind of education that is imparted to the children of Japan at school and the result is that Japan is making headway iiin)ug the nations of the world. [...] Too many demands are being made on the purse of the Indian parent in spite of the fact that he is on the average the poorest member of the entire federation of civilized nations. [...] The object of a newpaper is to awaken the public to the news of the country and the affairs of the world. [...] Will the same newspaper be useful to the children if one desires them to take an interest in reading a newspaper and learn the affairs of the world ? The needs of the adult and the child differ to a great extent.