The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-01
An Ideal to Win the World

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ITALY
IAN idea capable Of rsvoUtionlns and changing The
entire world"
The "Mssssssro vsnsse" March 1884
JAPAN
I'VE appeal 10 the governments ard peoples OF The West
make themselves expert MIRA which IS me GEOLOGY o.
the future Then ell Asia will listen
IS Leaders o. Government Industry and Labor.
KeNyA
There is no other scheme available On the lessons OF
Aihi The whole idea Of rehabilitation stand or fail
The "Kenys Weekly News describing the work
OF MIRA in the rehabilitation Of the msu Msv At
the Aihi River Camp. August 1854
Through the years MIRA has been strengthening union
loyalty and leadership and uniting people above party class
race point Of view personal advantage This the answer
20 class war and she msterislism Of left and right"
From American Lsbor-ll3 International State
and Local oHess OF the ALL, clio and Railway
Brofhsrhoods
THE NEGRO WORLD
MIRA Is so pregnant with hope and promise that il de-
serves acceptance throughout the Negro world
Mary Mel cod Beihvns and representatives OF
the eolorsd world from Africa, Asia, Latin
America and the United States At the MIRA
World Assembly. October 1854.
PAKlsTAN
Military and economic aid we're not enough 10 stem
the tide OF communism Asia What needed moral
ssrmsmsni communism breeds not only in physical
but In spiritual and moral poverty"
The New York Times" October IS. 1854.
Summarizing discussions between Prime Minis.
ter Mohsmmsd Ali and President Eisenhower.
SOUTH AFRICA
I'm Moral Rs.Armameni saw white men change. saw
black men change changed and found unity never
knew before"
Or. William Nkomo. African Nationalist leader
describing the MIRA lnisrRseisl Assembly.
SWITZERLAND
The solution which Moral RsArmsmsnt has tested out
In human and economic relationships must naturally be
equally valid for politics There Is the most
burning question OF our time"
'Vstsrlsnd" November 1854 Organ OF the
Catholic Party OF Central Switzerland,
rHAlLANo
we shall find through Moral Re.Armsment the basis
10, unity in Sou'heast Asia
Field.Msrsha Pibulsonssrsm, Prime Minister
TRIESTE
have only met hi. great universally OF Moral RsArma.
sni in other place and that in the great ceremonies
o. ST. Peters Rome. MIRA is not super religion
faith but modern means for making faith live"
Gisnni Barioli Mayor OF Trieste.
ruNlsIA
Deep gratitude for having given U, Moral RsArmamsni
and saved US from landslide into hatred"
Mohsmmed Masmoudi Minister OF State.
The UNITED NATIONS
international problems and tensions IL dealt with in the
spirit o. Moral Rs.Armamsnt shall be easily resolved"
Dr. M r. Jsmsli Chairman. lraqi Delegation,
speaking in the v. NJ. October ~ 1854.
UNITED STATES
Moral RsArmamsnt is vastly important for II concerns
something powerful than Hbomb " concerns an
Idea"
Editorial New York JournaLAmeresn" 1854
ARRANGEMENTS
The Assembly Al the shorshsm Hotel Washington o.
c. offers unique opportunity TO meet personalities from
Africa. Aisle Europe and Latin America who are arriving
specially for the Assembly.
PlsnsrY Sessions will be held in the Main Ballroom daily
a. ~ am. and pm, The opening session will be AZ PM
Tuesday December a.
Plays and Films that have evsrnowsd major thsstsrs
across the world this last will be presented evening
a. $50 pm. In the Main Ballroom.
You have pioneered Tho ot the drama Of stage and
aerssn theological through which all men every
where find this answer"
Ronald Reagan. joel Mecrss. Frances oss
Ward Bond. Ida kovsrman. Charles Skourss.
Louis 3, Mayer, Mr. and Mrs Rohsr, Cum.