The Rotarian

mai 1938
64 pages
Vol. 52,N° 5
ISSN 0035-838X

Publié par Rotary International

Established in 1911, The Rotarian is the official magazine of Rotary International and is circulated worldwide. Each issue contains feature articles, columns, and departments about, or of interest to, Rotarians. Seventeen Nobel Prize winners and 19 Pulitzer Prize winners – from Mahatma Ghandi to Kurt Vonnegut Jr. – have written for the magazine.

Miracles	6

Bridge-building to the moon	7
Rotary International, Ideals (Philosophy)
Gains of our generation	8
John Buchan; 1875-1940, Civilization, Social change
Shall the Indian be kept Indian?	10
Chief Whirling Thunder JOHNSON, Henry Roe Cloud; 1886-1950, Evelyn PLERCE, Henry STANDING BEAR (Dakota chief), Mary J. originally Dawniss BRISBOIS, Lee F. HARKINS, Indians (American)
More education or a job?	15
Aptitude tests, College education, Vocational guidance

Singing bridges	28
San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge (Calif.)
Dope: damned and dammed!	32
Narcotics, Narcotics trade
Clinic for governments	35
Public administration
Monument that is a mountain	36
Mount RUSHMORE, Monuments
Magic in monickers	39
Personal names

Welcome awaits you at San Francisco	18
Henry J. BRUNNIER
Meeting, 1938, San Francisco	18
Rotary International
Consider the drummer	21
Traveling sales personnel
Hungary, rooted in the ages	25
Hungary

When Rotary was a stripling	40
Paul Percy Harris; 1905-1947, Rotary International
To Paul P. Harris	42
Paul Percy Harris; 1905-1947
For Rotary wives only	44
Rotary International

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