Complaints Over Failure to Distribute Early Geneva, Oct, 4.
At a meeting here to-day of the Governing Body of the International Labour Office, Sir Atul Chatterjeo (India) made a. strong protest, against the delay in communication, of the Labour Office's reports to, oversea countries and declared that, this "intolerable situation' con-might have! to abstain from participation in European conferences of this kind.
Sir Atul urged that Governments) sould henceforth be furnished with the agenda of this conference two years ahead in order to enable them to have plenty of time to instruct] A Satisfactory Ministry Under their representatives.
The Japanese Government delegate supported Sir Atul Chatterjee and so did Mz, Lawson, the Pavliamentary Under-Secretary of the British Labour Ministry, who sat on Bexceave, Oct, 6—Thirty to munications, thousand Russian emigres ined the streets here to-day to pay fa last tribate: to General Wrangel, whose remains were translated front the Ucele Cenictery, near Brussels, {for final burial here—Reuter,
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