Daily newspaper in Natal, South Africa
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The show of Springbok Stampede visits Durban, South Africa.
Director of Land Forces said at All-Africa MRA Assembly, "You have something stronger than most weapons we soldiers carry."
How the truth about God was learnt was described by numerous speakers who told of their experiences.
It is vital to retain the expertise, ability and business acuman of the Whites, said Government Minister, Dr Elliott Gabellah.
There is a readiness among young South Africans to do something big for this country and neighbouring states, said Nico Ferreira
Gift of land was a token of new-found confidence in South Africa's future and the freedom from bitterness he had found.
President of the Senate and Speaker of the House of Assembly invite Dr Frank Buchman to visit South Africa.
Moral Re-Armament campaign brought better understanding between Chamber of Mines and Mine Worker Union leaders.
The dissatisfaction found everywhere will not disappear until Mankind decides to rid itself of disregard for spiritual values.
'The Forgotten Factor' play is a most forceful and impressive application of the lesson.
Freedom is not free. We have to sacrifice to pay the price for liberty.
Better understanding between Chamber of Mines and the leaders of the mineworkers unions as a result of MRA campaign.
Here is a musical show bubbling with youthful zest and vitality.
More than one hundred and eighty Oxford Group supporters meet in Umkomaas, Natal, South Africa
Keynote of the play is the philosophy that wherever strife exists, more progress can be gained by saying "I'm sorry."
The show is in stark contrast to the chaos and sensualism of modern beat sessions, being brimful of youthful vigour.
