At Industrial-Labor conference. Washington, D.C., Dec. 11. Paul S. Hanway, Chairman of the Management Committee of the Berry Industry- Labor Council, addressing the conference today. Mr. Hathaway is a Director of the National Fibre Can and Tube Association of New York
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