HIDEOUS MEMORIALS.
MARGOT’S PROTEST.' LONDON, Oct. 24. With regard to the controversy now raging in England as to the most appropriate manner of celebrating Armistice Day, Lady Oxford (better known as Mrs Margot Asquith), in a letter to the Times, says that if the other people’s wishes in this respect, raised their voices against the erection of the hideous and expensive war memorials which have blighted .the English countryside and tVlfich now threaten to deform London, their protest would meet with a united and heart-felt response.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 284, 4 November 1925, Page 15
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