According to a list published by the Inter hational 
Central Bureau, the following countries were
represented at Rome by official delegations or delegates 
named with the approval of their governments:
Afghanistan, Albania, Argentina, Belgium, Bolivia,
Bulgaria, Canada, Czechoslovakia, Chile, Costa Rica,
Danzig, Egypt, Esthonia, Finland, France, Germany,
Great Britain, Japan, Greece, Guatemala, Hungary,
India, Irak, Latvia, Lithuania, Mexico, Nicaragua,
Panama, Paraguay, .Peru, Poland, Portugal, Rumania,
Siam, Spain. Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, Uruguay
and Venezuela. The United States appears to have
been represented unofficially by Mr. Kirby and several 
other American delegates.
 
 The International central Bureau for Joy and
Work is supported almost entirely from German sources 
and its managing director is Dr. Manthey, a
German. It publishes a lavish, and what must be
a very expensive, monthly periodical called FREUDE
UND ARBEIT, a copy of which is enclosed. The bureau 
also has begun publication of a research series 
the first issue of which is also enclosed.
On page 51 of this periodical, which is entitled
DAS NEUE PROTOKOLL, will be found an account in
English dealing with the organization of leisure
time in the United States.