Dear Enemy

Rotary International, a world fellowship of business and professional men with a common ideal of service, presents the Rotary Golden Theatre. More than 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 men. In observance of its golden anniversary and as a public service, Rotary International brings you the Rotary Golden Theater. As we enter the Rotary Golden Theater, the Bright Lights blaze forth the title of the drama we are about to see.

Dear enemy, we take our seats and the curtain rises on a comfortable living room, but neither Grant Kelway nor his wife Harriet seems to be sharing the room's comfort. Grant is looking at the evening paper, but obviously isn't reading it.

Grant, you realized that you didn't say a word at the dinner table this evening. Didn't I? Sorry. Wasn't the food all right? Oh, fine. It was a nice dinner. I don't believe you even knew what you were eating.

Harriet, this book. Mm-hmm. Well, what about it? The street of the sword makers. Is this the kind of trash young Joey's reading? What makes you think it's trash? the title. Can't you be a little more careful about what the boy reads?

Well that book came from the public library. I'm sure the library isn't encouraging youngsters to read trash. Why? You sure? Have you read the book? Well, well we'll know a bit. Then you don't know. It isn't enough that the plant runs haphazardly I have to face the same kind of situation at home.