Salt Lake Telegram | 1936-05-15 | Page 6 | Rotarians in Conclave

Rotarians In Conclave I OGDEN is privileged this year to entertain the Fifth district convention of Rotary International International In In- opening there Thursday with more moreS S than delegates and members from Utah and Idaho clubs present with their ladies The Ogden Ogden Ogden Og- Og den club and townspeople had perfected every arrangement for making their gathering pleasant pleasant pleas pleas- ant a arid and d profitable Henry Guthrie director of Rotary Int International In In- t t coming from Dunedin New Zead Zea Zea- land d crisply stat stated d th the aima ims and objectives of 4 It S and the worldwide organization To impress express the idea of ot service to each Rotarian and his opportunity to serve his club lub his vo vocation vocation ye- ye cation his community his district his D nation on and the world Broad and all comprehending as that object objective objective t tive e is the world sorely needs its tion Rarely in history has there been beena a call for humanity to save itself from its itself as inthis inthis in inthis this time of turmoil and trouble besetting all civilization Comprising leaders gathered from the enterprises of peace which do the worlds world's wor work woric meeting in common purpose international boundaries and frontiers out of mind Rotary's notary s poten potency y in bringing order out of chaos assumes assum s unique importance In collaboration for which it is implemented by br its world outlook and by its devotion to humanity's we well l being it play nay prevail upon governments to turn to calm and mid constructive planning for peace avay away from the mad armament race and away from the fostering fostering foster foster- ing of hatreds unholy rivalries and This is the greatest need of ot the day It is the highest service Rotary can render to mankind Let every gathering of Rotarians Rotarian in the United States join in presenting such a call to service at the international convention seeking seeking seek seek- ing irig universal demand that rulers and d governments governments govern governments ments cease planning for forwar war and begin earnest and sincere effort to establish a durable peace By weight of numbers numbers' and by the universality of the appeal it could not fail in being sive