Dear Fellow Rotarian:

SO-O-0=0$ You haven!t really made up your mind about coming to Topeka to the
District Conferenceses..Mighty busy these days what with no help and try-
ing to keep up with government regulationss.ea» Tires not much good any-
Wayovess Beon to other conferencesessee Hotels probably full anywayesess
Don't know whether we can keep the club going much longereecese

BROTHER, Brother, Think Again! The program committee thought of all those
excuses and a dozen mores Why, they thought so hard and long that Gove

‘Brose Johnston and ex-Gov. Cece Howes smoked three cigars a=piecel May-=
be that's why they came out withsdses

_eeeA PROGRAM THAT'S DIFFERENT! First of all they cut it down, compressed it
Practically into ONE day. ‘Course, there is going to be a darned fine
program Sunday night, and if you like golf there's Sunday afternoon golf.
But the conference proper is just One Dayeeeo. Monday, May 3e Then they
said, this has got to bees.

essPRACTICAL! USABLE! RIGHT UP TO TODAY'S CONDITIONS! So they went over all
the "necessary stuff" - - and they bundled that all up into a neat little
morning program, with just a mere 40 minutes worth left over for the last
thing in the afternoon.

Then, at 11:20 aem., they said, we'll turn loose the "big guns" and from
then until 5:15 pems wetll really go to towne

YOUR CLUB GOT WAR-TIME TROUBLES? Maybe where to eat? Maybe how to keep up
membership? Maybe how to get good programs? Well, whatever it may be,
or they may be, this program has the solutione There'll be club repre-
sentatives there who HAVE solved them, and will tell you hows It will
practically be a round table discussion and you'll get more ideas- -
good sensible, workable ideas- - than you ever dreamed a District Con-
ference could produeee In fact, the whole theme of this conference is.ees

SOLVING WAR-CREATED PROBLEMS! A lot of those
problems are immediate headaches; they need
attention right now! Others are post-war
problems to come..,. and they need a little
thought right now. Thatfs covered in the

next section of the program, under the
title "Rotary's Four Freedoms". Maybe you