New York, Nov, 11, The climax of the city's Armistice Day celebrations came today when 50,000 people heard Mayor La Guardia broadcast a message to Europe in which he referred to the difference between this and previous Armistice Days.
"The peace that had been rc-established has been broken," the Mayor declared. "This cannot be a day of rejoicing because the two minutes silence which we in the United feates have just devoted to consecrated memory could not be observed simultaneously by former comrades, and the sons of former comrades, in Britein and France."
Then the voices of the Lord Mayor of London and the President of the Paris Municipal Council were heard replying to Mayor La Quardia's speech.—Reuter. day, "The British and French Empires constitute the most powerful group in the world. From Canada to Australia, from South Africa to New Zealand and India, from North Africa to Central Africa, from Madagascar to Indo-China, men with materials are ready to bring to the war-front the support of their immense resources, "In war, and this war more than any other," the Premier added, tory will come to the most noble, most generous and most humane."—Reuter,
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