Meet Bill Rowell, for years leader of the unemployed "trouble brigade" in the East End of London. He may be seen in earnest conversation with an industrialist discussing the many problems facing employers and working people. There is, too, John Ramsey (U.S.A.), President of the Committee for Industrial Organization in the Bethlehem Steel Works, Pennsylvania, one of the greatest steel plants in the country. Let me introduce you to John Guise, a well-known English cricket player. Here, too, one can meet such people as Lord Addington, a. member of the British House of Lords and Fredrik Ramm, a Norwegian editor who accompanied Amundsen on his fight over the North Pole, These are puta few of the hundreds of interesting figures, but they suffice to show that East and West can meet, that the lion may lie down with the lamb, and that each nationality has a unique contribution to give to the world. To them nationhood means the unique contribution which their country can give to the world and national greatness means leading the way in working out the Divine plan for the family of nations. Who would be so bold, therefore, as to say that, having succeeded in so n.any cases, the Oxford Group cannot bring about the great revolution at which it aims? n
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