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INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS HONOURS MR. BRISTOW.
30th April 1937, Page 74
30th April 1937
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— INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS HONOURS MR. BRISTOW.
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Keywords :
Far-left Politics, Bristow, Surnames, International Workingmen's Association, Second International, Human Interest, Politics
At a meeting in Amsterdam of the British delegates who attended the first International Safety Conference in that city, Mr. F. G. Bristow, C.B.E., general secretary of the C.M.U.A„ was elected leader of the British delegation. A further honour followed when, at the fitst plenary session, be was appointed vice-president of the conference.
Delegates from Austria, Belgium, Czechoslovakia, China, Denmark, France, Finland, Germany, Great Britain, Holland, Hungary, Italy, Poland, Switzerland, South Africa and the United States attended, and a number of important papers on safety problems was read and discussed.