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March 6, 1925

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TRUCE IS ARRANGED OVER DAWES ATTACK ON SENATE RULES; Vice President Smiling and Silent as He Presides at the Second Session. REED MAKES MILD SPEECH And Hale Takes All the Blame for the Confusion Wednesday. SURPRISED BY UNDERWOOD Democratic Senator Introduces a Resolution to Carry Out Dawes's Proposed Reform in Practice. TRUCE AVERTS WAR OVER DAWES ATTACK

By Special to The New York Times

Presides at 2d session; truce; Sen Hale takes all blame for previous confusion

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LABOR PARTY QUITS COMMONS DEBATE ON FRENCH SECURITY; Objects to Suspension of Kirkwood for Interrupting Speech by Chamberlain. BERLIN'S OFFER IMPRESSES Foreign Secretary Says It May Be "Starting Point for Real European Recovery." PARIS GREATLY AGITATED Fears Britain Wants France to Abandon Small Allies -- Reported Herriot Offered to Resign. LABOR PARTY QUITS COMMONS DEBATE

By Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Labor Party quits Commons debate on French security as protest against suspension for interrupting Chamberlain

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