Rotary Global History Fellowship

Why one only?

Date
2007-05-04
Type
essay
Era
Modern Rotary · 2000

In the late 1920s and early 1930s, there was much discussion about encouraging Clubs to give ground in large cities for the formation of more clubs. In 1930 at the height of the argument, Will Moffatt wrote an article 'Why One Only?"' in the 'Rotary Wheel' strongly propounding the advantages of doing just this, and in April 1930, the magazine received this reply from Paul Harris:

While in exile in a small town in the West, your 'Why One Only?' came…

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