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• A discombobulated Philippine society needs moral rearmament so very badly.
• But he continued playing until he cut back to help publicize the moral rearmament movement.
• Muller signed a declaration of moral rearmament.
• In 1952, he acted as a delegate to the Moral Rearmament World Assembly held at Caux.
• She was a member of Moral Rearmament from 1935, which may have influenced her choice of plays.
• The Christian Moral Rearmament ( MRA ) group became active in trying to bring the conflict to an end.
• Eileen Caddy, as she became, who had a background in the Moral Rearmament movement, joined them in the early 1950s.
• Katherine DeMille Quinn withdrew into motherhood and an all-consuming devotion to moral rearmament until she was claimed by Alzheimer's disease.
• After her retirement to Melbourne, she produced " The Forgotten Factor " from 20 June 1949 at the Union Playhouse for Moral Rearmament.
• Keyes was a committed Christian and a supporter of the Oxford Group and its principles of " moral rearmament ", as well as an active freemason.
• "I'm an economist _ I focus on what can be done, not moral rearmament, " said Ms . Rose-Ackerman.
• Claude Brown makes James Baldwin and all that old Rock of Ages rhetoric sound like some kind of Moral Rearmament tourist from Toronto come to visit the poor,
• Sihanouk, 73, made his appeal in a message to the Foundation for Moral Rearmament, a group of philosophers and peace activists that meets occasionally in Switzerland.
• He returned to England after twenty years of missionary service between 1914 and 1934 due to conflicts within the ashram and joined Moral Rearmament, an Oxford Group Movement.
• British tennis star H . W . Austin edited the book " Moral Rearmament ( The Battle for Peace ) ", which sold half a million copies.
• After her husband's death in 1949, she donated the family's 277-acre Mount Kisco estate, Dellwood, to the controversial Moral Rearmament movement.
• Pioneer of Moral Rearmament in Switzerland, he left to the next generations the Caux conference centre, of which he was the inspirator and one of the most instrumental administrators.
• She was a member of the Moral Rearmament movement who at 20 fell in love with an older married man but left him when she saw the unhappiness she had caused his wife.
• The town is seen from the point of view of Tom Edison Jr ., an aspiring writer who procrastinates by trying to get his fellow citizens together for regular meetings on the subject of " moral rearmament ".