Eric Johnston's MPPDA Peace Plan

Eric Johnston, a World War One veteran and businessman, takes on a new role in the motion picture industry to help build a better world. He emphasizes the importance of the coming decade in shaping global destiny and stresses the need for enduring peace, which relies on informed citizens. Johnston proposes a five-point program to achieve these goals, including forming a Motion Picture Institute, conducting industry-wide research, promoting international film exchange, maintaining industry self-discipline, and using films for educational purposes. This initiative aims to secure lasting peace and prosperity.

What does Mr. Johnston mean by 'industrial democracy' in the context of the motion picture industry?

In what ways does Mr. Johnston suggest the motion picture industry can contribute to education?