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Theatre production by Alan Thornhill dramatised an inspired ideology for democracy.
'We are not keen to see this movement come to our land, particularly along the paths they are now following.'
Karroo sheep farmer, Roland Kingwill, believes 'you can make plans on paper but you have to build them out of people.'
What kind of change and how can it be brought about?
The way to happiness in the home and in industry can be gained through mutual respect, tolerance and understanding.
Mr W. Farrer Vickers, British Industrialist, speaks to South Africa
Mr Farrer Vickers, British industrialist said, "Britain is fighting successfully to a new economic stability and new nationhood"
Team of ten from five nationalties to follow-up on 'The Forgotten Factor' performances in Eastern Cape city of Port Elizabeth.
South African, Marie van Selm speaks on 'Theatre Round the World'.
"Nkosi Sikelel i-Afrika" sung for first time in international conference by chorus of 10 nations.
'We want industry to help in conquering rival ideologies by presenting to the world a smooth-running, spirited Democracy.'
Stress on character alone obscures the underlying fact of family and racial ties, which no one can escape without social injury.
Dr W.F. Nkomo, member of executive committee of South African Institute of Race Relations speaks out.
Eleven Africans and one white person in same cast in what normally is 'Whites-Only' Opera House.
International delegation visits Germany following World War II.
Senator Cain of Washington, "I know of no greater investment than to make Moral Re-Armament plays available to every German."
Africa will speak to the world, not with a red voice or a yellow voice, but with the voice of unity and humanity.
Address to Rotarians by Emissary of Moral Re-Armament.
Rhodesia (now known as Zimbabwe) could be a key to the future of the whole African continent.
It costs nothing to point out what is wrong, but to generate the cure there is a price to pay.
