in his' message. Accord ug to him, fellowship is needed in the world today—a fellowship which will enable men of one country to increase their understanding of the problems of other countries and the thinking of their peoples. Better understanding of others' problems and thoughts should lead "to that good will which must exist if there to be peace and concord throughout the world, Although Rotarians are not to inter. fore with politics Mr. Hager was of the opinion that it is important. to Jendeavour to develop in each individual Rotarian a feeling of his own responsibility in helping to create jand preserve understanding among the peoples.
Mr. E. F. Harris then gave an in= [spiring. though brief and humourous, Jaddress on "What Can Rotary Do?" On behalf of the two districts of China over which Mr. 7. C. Yen has supervision (Central and North China) the Immediate Past Presi Jdent of Shanghai Rotary Mr. W. H. Fan gave a brief message.
The local Rotary Club was organiz-Jed in July, 1919. Ite first President was the late Dr. Jailian Petit. Not Jonly the local Rotary Club but 4,800, Jother Rotary organizations through-Jout the world have united during this Janniversary week in presenting a. programme "commemorating the
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