Tokio, Feb. 10.
Japanese Labour may at last be represented at the International Conference this year by one of its own specially elected delegates, if the plan set forth by the Cabinet within the last day beat or two is put into effect.
Hitherto in the selection of the Labour. delegates from this country the Government has played prominent part, so much so that time after the Japanese about organizations have lodged complaints that they were not
ed the Conference itself, and have Properly represented, have boycott even attempted to interfere with the departure of the delegates chosen to go and speak on their behalf.
One of the obstacles so far to the adequate representation of Japanese labour at such confer. entes has been the absence of any recognition of labour unions here and of any right to vote.
These onions, having complied with certain "preliminary conditions dealing with the information about themselves that must be submitted to the authority before the polling day, March 25, are empowered to recommend one delegate and two advisors to that delegate as representatives at the International Conference.
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