That problem has always been: How can we frame conditions in which individuals can realize the best that is in them ?" Dr.Flexner is then reported to have quoted the following from a Springfield Republican editorial:-- "Germany could readily train her masses with a view to industrial efficiency, whereas our industrial efficiency is only one of the efficiencies we care about; the American wishes to develop in many other ways, and to have his educational system help him to do it." [56] _New York Times_, Nov.

12, 1911.
[57] F.H.Streightoff, "The Standard of Living among the Industrial People of America." [58] Interview with Sir Joseph Ward, New York, April 15, 1911.
[59] Winston Churchill, _op.

cit._, p.

325.
[60] Winston Churchill, _op.

cit._, p.