WORK OF ROTARY.
SHAPING PUBLIC OPINION. FACTOR TOWARD PEACE. MON'i'iiSAli, Jane '24. At tbe Rotary Conference Mr. 11. PwOgers, a former president of E-otary Internationa], in the ccnrse of a speech said: " If India, China and Russia could only realise the good to come from the acceptance cf Rotary's programme, arach would be added to the tranquillity of the world. " Rotary must increase its usefulness as a fact-ni,,";ng organisation, and increase its influence in shaping a healthy public opinion. Rotary cannot decade issues local or international, but it can influence its members and friends to approach discussion and decision on important and thought-perplesing problems in the proper spirit."
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20600, 26 June 1930, Page 11
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