Los Banos Rotary Club History
Rotary Speaker Says UNO Is Hope of World

Speaking of the Rotary Club luncheon Tuesday noon, L. J. Spindt, local high school principal and past president of the club, said that in his opinion the United Nations Organization today represents the world’s greatest and almost only hope for continued peace. If the United Nations Organization does not succeed, Spindt said, the world is inevitable headed toward another conflict that can end only with almost complete destruction of the civilized world.
Spindt outlined the principles of the UNO charter and explained the manner in which it operates Commenting on present tension and unrest throughout the world, Spindt expressed the belief that all nations will nevertheless be able to work out a peaceful settlement and eventually work out a satisfactory basis for living among each other.

Rotary Secretary Alden reported at length on activities of a recent meeting of club directors, which included payment of bills, plans for an attendance contest with Gustine some time this spring, and approval of a resolution to sponsor some local boy to attend the American Legion’s annual Boys’ State conclave in Sacramento this summer.

March 19, 1946

 

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