WORLD FAIRS
A SUGGESTION. \ "In 1939 New York City hopes to hold a world’s fair. It will celebrate the Seskqui-Centennial of the ratification of the Constitution by the thirteen original States,” writes the New York correspondent of London "Thruth.” “Now I have a suggestion to make. It is a very big suggestion. Also, it is a very good suggestion. It happens to be more-over,
I a serious suggestion. If adopted, it will stop the war. Why not arrange | for a World's Fair two years hence i in Berlin, with another World’s Fair, four years hence in Romp, and a third World’s Fair any time in Tokio? Say to these restless Powers: ’Here is something that your people will like much better than war. Here is something that will make you as dictators much more popular than you can ever be as military tyrants. Drop your secret police. Let the people have a bit of fun. And we of the sane nations will help you finance the enterprise. Cordially, generously, loyally, we will co-operate.’ ”
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Te Awamutu Courier, Volume 53, Issue 3802, 31 August 1936, Page 2
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