The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-10

get. argued for several hours, and parted without Q solution, hating each other.
 "This year." he continued, i've met again. Both had since come into touch with Moral Re-Arma. ment, 50 we conducted our negoti" ations on this basis. Each consider cd the rights of the other nation. We put all our facts on the table. We asked for just what we felt we had e right to receive. We reached Q solution in 20 minutes, and we parted friends" ..>
 Moral Re.Armament gives the foundation of . lasting peace, where every nation begins to base its pol- icy,, foreign and domestic, on hon. esty and Justice. In many countries today there has come new spirit. It Is Q spirit that recognizes that no nation has clean slate In it's history. Every nation has used force at some time. Every nation has It's period of history which 1t would prefer to have its own his. torians write about. Almost every nation has seized territory from others and then employed high sounding reasons to explain It's pos- session.
 Need vs Greed
 The clash of arms is only . new development in the war that has been going on for years-the war of trade, the war of words, the war of possession. These wars are rooted in seltishness. There Is enough in the world for every nations need, but not enough for every nations greed. Moral Re-Armament is c world war against selfishness. Amid the strife of the war of arms, millions are re. dedicating themselves As never be-. fore to fight this battle for peace through Moral Re-Armament. Speaking before Q distinguished assembly of several hundred states. men at Geneva less than Q year ago, the Honorable Carl J. Hanlbro, pres- ident of the Norwegian parliament, introduced the leaders of MIRA. 'These Men," he said, "have suc- ceeded where we have failed. They have created 0 fellowship above nationality and political doctrine. They have created that constructive pace which we have sought for in vain for years. Here where we have not known how to transform politics they have known how to transform lives, and to teach men c new way of living"
 Lord Halifax, British foreign sec- fetary, has declared that. MIRA ia "the only sure hope for peace and prosperity in c disturbed world" Similar messages have been re- ceived from Secretary of State Cor dell Hull ard, George Bonnet, tor- eign minister of France.
 Chinese Leaders Support
 Qeneralisaiitao and Madame Ch!ang Kai-shek cabled to the WOsld assembly for Moral Re.Arn,. aypent in California In August oi this year:
 we respond whole .heartedly te your stirring cali. Accept this ex' preSsloil of our unqualified support The movement for Moral Re.A Arm. am0tat may, we believe, eventually override the influence of power poll. ties by tarnessing the innate good. ness and goodwill of every nation and thinking individual"
 From Japan to the same world assembly came Takasumi Mitsui younger brother of the Japanese industrialist, whose family employ over c million men ifl Japan. Speak Ing in Seattle, MT. Mitsui said: "The real cause Of war lies in the heartl Of men, and we must learn to make men different f there is to be peece hotwe0ti tho nations. Moral Re. Armament on . national worldwide scaie is our only hope, and no ila. tiot can afford to wait. It i9 the only hope for the future of the rai East"
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