ROTARY CONFERENCE
ADDRESS BY MR F. MILLNER. . PALMERSTON NORTH, Feb. 23. ' The Rotary conference wag.continue o this morning when Mr Frank MRlner, C M.G., 'M.A., headmaster of Waitak l High School, delivered a striking address on (world economic conditions, wair debts, and reparation? He'declared that, in the cO-Operatiop of Britain with the United States, lay thf. only secular hope of the.world. The American people as a whole failed to rjed the, tyruth that while American politicians and the press failed to do their duty, America needed a,n educational mission. Therein lay the great opportunity /for 'Rotary with on e hundred and fifty thousand members and over two thousand clubs. Half o,f them were in America.
Collectively, tb*.v bad mans, and intelligentsia to swing the public opinion in Uni+°d States into full cooperation with Britain:
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Hokitika Guardian, 1 March 1933, Page 3
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