Geneva, Sept, 28.
That duifiping does not exist in [Japan was the conclusion of the port submitted yesterday to the Board of Directors of the Internation" al Labour Office now in session here, by M. Maurette, on behalf of a mission of investigation which visited Japan last April, 'M. Maurette's' report states that Jabour conditions in Japan have greatly improved during the past few years.
Commenting on the report, Kupers, a representative Netherlands workers, laid particular stress on the statement that Japan's industry is equal to that of Europe and the United States in organization and machinery and said that in all future conventions Japan wilt have {to be placed on the same footing as [Western industrial powers, without 'M. Jouhaux, representing French labour interests, then took the floor jand "emphasized the seriousness of Japan's competition which, he said, {threatened the industrial activity and labour conditions of practically all other countries.
Yoshisaka, the Japanese delegate, greatly praised M. Maurette's report for its interesting contents and objectivity and expressed himself in favour of its publication—Havat
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