Evening Star Newspaper, March 2, 1928, Page 50

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The “chain” newspaper, which has been extending its hold rapidly through- ut the United States during the past 10 years, represents a dangerous trend in Villard, editor of The Nation, said last night at a dinner given in his honor at the Washington on the tenth anniver- sary of his editorship of that paper. ‘The point has been reached, Mr. Vil- lard said, where some of the largest American cities no longer have a local- Iv-owned newspaper alive to local inter- ests, but only papers owned, and to & large extent. edited in other cities, whose owners regard them solely as money-making organs. Papers Easy to Acquire. ‘There are two ways, he said, by which outside interests obtain control of the newspapers of a city. The first is to purchase outright. The second is to purchase by forming a stock company | financed by selling preferred stock to| iocal people, while the outside interests retain control by keeping all the com- mon stock. A weaithy man” he sald, “easily | could purchase all the daily and week- 1y papers in States such as Idaho or Wyoming and thus completely control public opinion in those States. I am not sure but that a man like Henry Ford. if he wished to do so, could even purchase all the newspapers in Michi- gan, with the possible exception of the Detroit News, and thus dictate public opinion in one of the most important States in the Union.” Strike Probe Related. He said he knew of one instance where certain power interests had pur- | chased all the papers in a large Cali- fornia city and 15 other papers in that section of the State with the object of controlling public_opinion. Senator Nye of North Dakota, was toastmaster at the dinner. Zona Gale and Carl Van Doren. also spoke. Sena- tor Wheeler of Montana, told of his participation of the recent senatorial investigation of the Pennsylvania strike situation. 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Frestdont PRI i i FARR S N/ BURNISHIN POLISHES ALL METALS Z N AN EER A | Fox Symphony Orchestra | Unique Delineator of Rural Characters || R 4nta Loow Story of the Blonde 8 | ______AMUSEMENTS. LITTLE THEATER ¥ _and G _on Ninth Street Opening Today A Revival of Erich von Stroheim's Most Gorgeous * Glittering Production “The Merry Widow” WITH MAE MURRAY JOHN GILBERT and Roy D'Arcy Added, Microscovie Feature “The Butterfly” NLEY-CRANDALL THEATERS EARLE | GONTINUOUS 11 A. M. tr 1L'E | De Luze Bhows— hE K On the Screen ADOLPHE MENJOU IN “SERENADE” wun":'v:wrmu VIC‘I'OH ORCHESTRA In o« Hyman Broadway Revue IN THE ARMY” ADMISSION PllGES Matinees 260 and Balcony, Ther” Ofthostra, 806, ' METROPOLITAN Continnous 11 A, M. to 11 P. M. First Time in Washington at ‘Popular Prices. - “OLD IRONSIDES” A Romance of the Days When America Was Young — With GEO. BANCROFT WALLACE BEERY CHARLES FARRELL ESTHER RALSTON AMBASSADOR 1%, *%%, ol Ril. 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