The Hague, March 19.
The Second Chamber by 48 votes to 41 to-lay rejected the new Cabinet's motion for continuance of the Dutch diplomatic mission to the Vatican, the Catholics and anti-Revolutionaries alone voting for continuance—Reuter, League would be solved, Proposing the toast of the For: eign Secretary at the subsequent luncheon at the Mansior House the Prime Minister "expressed great respect and deep affection for Sir Austen. He dwelt on the drudgery of the Foreign Secretary trying to solve "a perpetual jigsaw puzzle with live pieces, each one of which that the provisional agreement mentioned had been reached in Paris, [but the negotiations would have be resumed as there were many obstacles to be overcome before definite agreement could be concluded. "Herr Gerwin did not specify the obstacles but it ix under. stood that one is the allotment of export quotas between the various countries—Reuter, ince gets up and runs aw nent his back is turned.'
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