The Archive · 1937

Labour Conference in Prague

Economic Ca-operation — Sought with Neighbours

Prague, Oct, 10.

On the occasion of the meeting of the International Labour Conference here, the government entertained the governing body of the International Labour Office at a dinner at which Premier Hodza delivered a speech stressing that Czechoslovakia invariably seeks the closest possible economic operation with all her results. If the situation in the Danubian Basin to-day be compared with the situation 12 months ago or more, impartial observers would gain the conviction that the international understanding in Central Europe had made progress and was developing favourably.—Trans-Ocean,

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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