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f 1. ATTENDING the 38th general conference of the International Labour
Organizetion, June Ist, in the Palace of Nations, Geneva, Switzerland,
were IWA District 2nd Vice-President, S. M. Hodgson, (left), and Andrew
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P 2. INTERNATIONAL LABOUR OFFICE headquarters, Geneva, Switzerland

Tripartite delegations representing governments, em-
t ployers and workers from nearly seventy nations assembled
: June Ist, in Geneva, for the 38th general conference of the
International Labour Organization.

The three-week session held in the Palace of Nations, met
to continue the efforts which the ILO began in 1919 and

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