When M, Heriot rose to reply to M. Poincaré, the Tater constantly interrupted. "The proceedings do veloped into a keen, contentious verbal duel, between the pro-toyonists of the two policies.
The Premier said in conclusion that grave problems remained to be settled. He would not make reali promises, but ached the Hous to choose between isolated act end inter-Allied ce-operation.
The motion, which was carried, expressed confidence in the Govers nent to pursue execution of the London Agreement and to obtain the necessary guarantee of secu ud & satisfactory settlement of inter-Allied debts—Reuter,
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