Report of meeting : (Record no. 2769)

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Title Report of meeting :
Remainder of title March 10, 1949
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Summary, etc. Rotarian Gerard Price comes from Helena, Montana; but when he spoke as our guest speaker last Thursday on what goes on behind the iron curtain, he spoke as the man who came from Albania. No other man could have spoken to us on the subject of Communism better than Rotarian Gerard Price did, not only because his career and position has given him extraordinary opportunities to gather first hand materials right from the fields but also because his personal convictions include an ardent support of democracy against communism. All of us can be ardent supporters of Communism in our own ways, but Rotarian Gerard is ardent as only the man who saw Communism in action can be. From personal experience he gave us a practical interpretation of what we merely read about in books. Giving facts and statistics, he presented a hairraising picturization of what can be a government run by Committees; 2 principles lived by automatons, a system based on censorship and accusers and a moral system executed by immoral machines that call themselves men. He showed us how a doctrine beginning from one noble and honest desire to improve the lot of the masses can swing to a dangerous extreme as to.end up in callusing the hearts of these same masses. He pointed out how, what is so moral in principle can be frightfully immoral in practice when executed by people obsessed to blindness with insidious propaganda. In so doing, Rotarian Gerard Price gave us a working comprehension of what threatens to be the main danger to democracy in the present and immediate future. Because the headlong fight between the two ideologies promises to be inevitable, the importance of Rotarians like Gerard Price can never quite be properly appreciated. ELOQUENT FACTS: Average salary of a "Comrade" $ 72.00 Preferred salary of a "Comrade" 144.00 SIDE LINES: Winners of the last Golf Tournament were duly commended for their ingenious abilities among them: First Medalist, Long Ortigas (donation by Governor Ben Gaston), Second Medalist won by Lorry Lolarga, donated by Yoyong Rodriguez. Second Best Gross Score won by Long Ortigas, donated by Yao Shiong Shio. Prize for the Best Gross Score won by Lorry Lolarga, donated by Rafael Rebullida. Bobby Prize for the best highest score, won by Johnny Gotuaco, was donated by Pete Lim of the La Dicha Cigarettes.
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