The Archive · 1939

New York Accidents

New York, Jan. 12. "Stop" and "Go" lights are to Fe 24 hours of the day in New help reduce traffic Continuous operation of normally off. On the a hall of honour. with a profusion of flowers and British and Italian flags. Red velvet carpet was stretched along the platform. All afternoon. blue-clad carabinieri kept arriving at the station and a battalion of Grenadiers, wearing long grey coats with scarlet and silver collars, took their posts inside the building, together with their band.

Loud cries of Viva Chamberlain! Viva Halifax!" broke out and bugles sounded as the train pulled in at 415. and Mr. Chamberlain and Lord Halifax were greeted by Signor Mus-of the experiment only one [od gen Ciano, the Italian Foreign Minister, lice Solini. Both he and Count Gal 720 that during the four-hour period shook hands cordially with the visitors.

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