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Inspiring play performed at Gandhi Hall, Durban.
The key to new statesmanship is new statesmen.
This play is the first honest attempt I have ever seen to produce something better than 'agreeing to disagree'.
Tyrants are blinded by their own self-magnification.
Dr Frank Buchman recalls long friendship with Mahatma Gandhi.
The problems at a conference table are often not as difficult as the problems around the table.
News from World Assembly of Moral Re-Armament in Caux, Switzerland.
Change for black and white.
'My New Year wish is for freedom and peace throughout the world': Mrs Azikiwe, wife of Pres. of the National Council of Nigeria.
Good kind people line the battle fronts on both sides.
Farmer, Piet Naude told conference how a new relationship was built with his farm workers.
An international group arrived in South Africa to tour with the play 'The Forgotten Factor'.
'The Forgotten Factor' given for the delegates at the All-Africa Assembly for Moral Re-Armament at Heidelburg, Gauteng, S. A.
'The root problem is the selfishness of all of us which makes social injustice and war possible,' said Peter Howard
Moral Re-Armament is bringing the answer in South Africa to the division between Europeans and Africans, said Afrikaans farmer.
Farmer, Piet Naude, changes his attitude towards his farm workers.
Vice President of Miner's Union told assembly that 'The Forgotten Factor' in South Africa had opened a new era of life for him.
Mineworker's Union Secretary said, "Moral Re-Armament has provided the common ground for people of all points of view in S. A."
Hon J. F. T. Naude said, "Here at Caux I have seen something that changes nations and changes ideologies."
The flags of both India and Pakistan flew above Mountain House at Caux, Switzerland.
