Affairs, rethe points alsod in the debate, said that parts of the 1924 Treaty were no longer applicable, but that certain parts of it would form a useful basis for discussion jin the near future. He gave an Assurance that the "treaties which they hoped to conclude would be submitted to the House for ratitica tion, The House rejected the amendment moved by Mr. Baldwin agreed to Mr. Hende: ton's motion by 824 votes to 190.—Renter.
London, Nov. 5, Linpertinence by "lxvex In the debate on Rusain in the House of Commons to-day, Mr, 'Arthur Henderson, the Secretary of Btate for Foreign Alfairs, submitted a the' House
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