Nevertheless. the conference provided a helpful source of exchanged Information and mutual understanding. For instance. Switzerland has a very different migrant problem than does the United States. It viewed the proposed solution to its problem in light of the needs of its nation. as did our delegation. I am sure. However. a thread of similarity and a common concern ran through all of the deliberations on this question. All were similarly concerned with the despair and the human tragedy that flows from joblessness. poor health. and substandard housing. All wanted to find a way to help the migrant worker. I compliment the International Labour Organization for its humanitarian concerns. The ILO. through the auspices of its Geneva Conference. called attention to this problem and worked toward solution.