ROTARY AND DOUGLAS CREDIT
Sj r _Mr A. Howard Fry attacks Air O. Holst for placing Major Douglas’ proposals before the Rotary Club. He states that Rotarians mostly uphold the present system of private enterprise. I would, respectfully, like Afr Fry to answer a few questions. I.—What is the motto of Rotary?
2. —i s Mr Fry satisfied with the remits of the present economic system?
3.—Wherein do Alttjor Douglas’ proposals interfere with private business or profits? I understand that the motto of Rotary is “Service Before Self.” If this is so. I fail to see where Afr Fry can complain of proposals that will give to a large number of his less fortunate brethren a life that will bo free from financial worry; a life that will have every opportunity to develop the highest qualities in human nature, and a system that will abolish the root causes of poverty, crime and war. Thanking vou, I am. et>c.. MARCUS JAMES. November 14.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 75, Issue 270, 15 November 1932, Page 6
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