Working Together

Rotary International, a world fellowship of business and professional men with a common ideal of service, presents the Rotary Golden Theatre. For the 8,000 Rotary Clubs in 89 countries throughout the world are celebrating the 50th anniversary of Rotary International, an organization fostering the ideal of service in personal business and community life, and working for the advancement of international understanding, goodwill and

peace through a world fellowship of business and professional man. In observance of its golden anniversary and as a public service, Rotary International brings you the Rotary Golden Theatre. As we enter the Rotary Golden Theatre, the bright lights blaze forth the title of the drama we are about to see. Working together, we take our seats and the curtain rises to reveal the

editor's private office in the middle city chronicle James Gray the daily chronicle editor greets a visitor Judge William Vernon hi judge well for a man who's supposed to have retired from the bench you're just about the busiest person I ever knew what brings you around the Chronicle office well I want to ask a

favor of you Jimmy not for myself but in my capacity as chairman of the Rotary Club's vocational service committee well haven't we've been giving enough space on Rotary's annual employer-employer relations conference. Oh, I have no complaint on that, Scorjim.

You always give us just about everything we want. But seven or eight good, solid, sensible businessmen have come to me about this straw vote the Chronicle's taking. Ah, it's a great promotion, Stunt Judge. I'm glad to know local businessmen like it.

But they don't like it, Jimmy. That's just the point. What? Well, I can't understand that, Judge. The Chronicle is running a straw vote to pick a Mr. Management and a Mr. Worker. All employees are eligible to vote for Mr. Worker, and all executives are eligible to vote for Mr. Management.