The following article appeared on page 15 of the May 1939 issue of The Rotarian. Cogently written by Stanley Leverton, a past president of the Rotary Club of London, it puts to bed those arguments for keeping large cities in the hands of their original Rotary Clubs.
I AM in entire agreement with the formation of more than one Rotary Club in a large community, but I am unalterably opposed to breaking up any large Club to gain that end.…
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