UNIVERSAL UNDERSTANDING.

Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 270, 12 November 1923, Page 5

UNIVERSAL UNDERSTANDING.

THE TTWATTAINABIiE IDEAI. : (Heeclred 10.30 a.m.) LONDON, November 11. Mr. S. ->f. Bruce, contributing an Armistice Day statement to a araipoeiiun i published by the "New York World." 1 Baid: "Peace, and a chance for the nations to understand each other better, ' is the ideal of the Australian peop!».. (who gave their utmost toward victory ' in the war for freedom, and I am conti--1 dent all English-speaking countries '■ uphold the same ideal. I am convinced * the nations ere elowly coming into closer accord, and that it Is the duty " and responsibility of stronger and more enlightened Powers to assist this move- - meirfc to ths utmost."—■(A. and X.Z.)