Daily newspaper in Cape Town, South Africa
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Speaker of House of Assembly, Mr Conradie and President of the Senate, Senator C.A. van Niekerk on invitation committee.
An outstanding feature of international assembly at Caux, Switzerland, has been response of 1,600 convinced Marxists.
Stalin's onetime Commissar for Forestry and member of the Politburo of the U.S.S.R visits MRA international conference.
Increasing interest was being taken in Moral Rearmament in South African political circles.
Increasing interest in MRA in South African political circles.
Representatives of major South African political parties meet cast of Forgotten Factor.
"In 1950 I was probably the first journalist to interview the mayors of Hiroshima and Nagasaki during a visit to the West."
Team members have carried their message to all sections of the life of cities in South Africa.
"Basic truths of Oxford Group, when applied, lies Democracy's answer to materialistic philosophies."
Dr. Otto Koch, Under Secretary of Education in the Ruhr, speaks after The Forgotten Factor plays in Cape Town.
Turning politicians from party strife to trying to find what is best for the country
Keynote of the play is the phylosophy that progress towards peace can be gained by saying 'I'm sorry'.
Wherever strife exists, peace can be gained by saying 'sorry'.
Geroge Daneel, finest loose forward in history.
"I have met Christians in South Africa, Black, White, Coloured who give God a chance to show a solution to difficult problems."
Mr and Mrs Pierre Spoerri meet cross-section of people on visit to South Africa.
Mr E.R. van Rensburg, General Secretary of Mineworker's Union of South Africa speaks at international conference in Switzerland.
Advised by doctors to go to the Union of South Africa to improve their health in warmer climate and with better food.
Three British ex-servicemen fly to South Africa in private aircraft to recuperate from injuries sustained during WWII.
Sixteen of 45-strong cast are of school-going age.
