Im a special article for the United Press, Senator William E. Borah, chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee, declared to-day that Armistice Day this year was rich in assurance that the nations of th world would some day respect th law.
At present great movements were progress toward internation) peace, he said.
"An armed world is fighting the world," Senator Borah continued. ling to reduce implements of war, had between Great Britain andthe United States was unthinkable. On the contrary, he insisted, war is thinkable there is ample proof.
"We are thinking about it cor stantly," he went on, "while building, maintaining and' continuing to increase the most formidable navies the world." "Armistice Day be a time for renewed efforts in cause of peace."-
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