New-York tribune., 1919-06-10

and shall contain such particulars as
the governing body may request.
The directors shall lay summary
OF these reports before the next
meeting of the conference.
"Article 409.-In the event of any
representation being made to the in
ternational labor office by an indus
trial association of employers or of
workers that any of it's members has
failed to secure in any respect the
effective ob,efvance within it's juris-
diction of any convention to which it
is party, the governing body may
communicate this representation to
the government against which, it is
made, and may invite that govern
ment to make such statement on the
subject as it may think ft
ARTICLE 410-If no statement is
received within reasonable time
from the government in question, or
if the statement when received is not
deemed to be satisfactory by the gov
erning body, the latter shall have the
right to publish the representation
and the statement, if any, made in
reply to it.
"Article albany of the members
shall have the right to file a COM
plant with the international labor
office if it is not satisfied that any
other member is securing the ef-
fective observance of any convention
which both have ratified in accord
ance with the forcgoig articles. The
governing body may, il it thinks fit,
before referring such complaint to
commission of inquiry, as herein
after provided for, communicate with
the government in question in the
manner described in Article 400.
"1f the governing body does not
think it necessary to communicate
the complaint to the government in
question, or if, when they have made
such communication, no statement in
reply has been received within a rea-
sonable time, which the governing
body considers to be satisfactory, the
governing body may apply for the
appointment of a commission of in
quiry to consider the complaint and
to report thereon. The governing
body may adopt the same procedure
either of it's own motion or on re-
ceipt of a complaint from a delegate
to the conference.
when any matter arising out of
Articles 40 and All is being con-
sidered by the governing body, the
government in question shall, if not
already represented thereon, be en-
titled to send representative to take
part IN the proceedings Of the gov
erning body while the matter is un-
der consideration. Adequate notice
of the date on which the matter will
be considered shall be given to the
government in question.
Inquiry Commissions
"Article 412.-The Commission of
Inquiry shall be constituted in ac-
cordance with the following pro-
visions:
Each of the members agrees to
nominate within six months of the
date on which the present treaty
comes into force three persons of in
dustrlal experience, of whom one
shall be repres sentative of en-
ployers, one representative Of work
ers and one person of independent
standing, who shall together form a
panel from which the members Of
the commission of inquiry shall be
drawn.
"The qualifications of the persons
so nominated shall be subject to
scrutiny by the governing body,
which may, by two-thirds Of the votes
cast by the representatives present,
refuse to accept the nomination of
any person whose qualifications do
not in its opinion comply with the
requirements of the present article.
Upon the application of the gov
ernlng body the secretary general of
the league of nations shall nominate
three persons, one from each Sec
ton OF this panel, to constitute the
commission Of inquiry, and shall
designate one Of them the president
Of the commission. None of these
three persons shall be person nom
mated to the panel by any member
directly concerned in the complaint.
Article 413.-Thc members agree
that, in the event of the reference
OF complaint to commission of
inquiry under Article al, they will
each, whether directly concerned in
the complaint or not, place at the
disposal of the commission all tho
information in their possession
which bears upon the subject matter
OF the complaint.
ARTICLE 414.-When tho commits
sion of inquiry has fully considered
the complaint it shall prepare re-
port embodying it's findings on all
questions of fact relevant to deter
mining the issue between the parties
and containing such recommenda-
tions as 1t may think proper as to
! the steps which should be taken to
meet tho complaint and tho timo