From Manila last week, three Douglas C-118 transports and 18 men of the U.S. Air Force took off on a 57-day, 11,000-mile trip to Geneva, Switzerland. The C-118s had gone all the way from McGuire Air Force Base, N.J. to pick up 192 touring delegates of Moral Re-Armament (only 55 of them Americans) and ferry them slowly around Asia and the Middle East, winding up next September in Geneva.
How did Moral Re-Armament, whose leader, Dr. Frank Buchman, prefers to travel first-class ("Isn't God a millionaire?"), manage to pull such a prestige-building...
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