Word: rotaryism
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Once Zuppke and Rockne were invited to the same city to make speeches at the same banquet. "I got off the train," Zup's story goes. "Nobody meets me. I go to a hotel. There is no room reserved for me. I get vun. I go upstairs. I hear...
Nazi activities in South America are many, and you have pointed out some of them. Still you do not mention the Rotary International, whose business offices are in your own country. Silly Rotary Clubs in South America are known as gathering places for pro-Axis members, and many of them...
Rotary International's ex-president (1938-39) George Caldwell Hager, who in the last nine months visited 50 Latin American Rotary Clubs, declares: "In the whole of Central and South America you will not find over 100 members of Rotary with Nazi leanings." He adds that no Rotary members...
>Rotary Clubs exist in 8 Latin American republics, but in most of them, with the possible exception of Chile and Colombia, Rotarians with Nazi sympathies are few. One good reason: Rotary International's bitter relations with Nazis in Europe, where Rotary Clubs have been generally suppressed. Suspect are some...
In Quebec, police rounded up another youth with a homemade D.F.C. and shoulder insignia. He had been lecturing on his "experiences" before a Rotary Club. When arrested he was planning a broadcast about his latest flight of fancy: piloting the Duke of Kent to Canada.