The Archive · 1935

British Relations with Japan

Following the return of the Mission from Manchoukuo and the Feder: yest fosse Relations Committee, where duty it will be to come into contact with.

similar committee organized In Tokyo under the auspices of the: Japanese Economic Federation, The two committees will, in com-Imon, study the industrial ' relations Jand problems of the two countries, offering their services to all branches lof industry wishing to enter into rela-tons with business elreles in the two respective countries.

Lord Bamby will be chairman of the new committee and the follow-ting comprise the group:—Mr.

JAllen, chairman for, W. H. Al Sir Arthur Balfour, Arthur Balfour Ca, Ltd: Sir George Beharrell, managing director, Dunlop Rubber ICo., Ltd: Mr. D.' Boyle, director, JAndrews Toledo, Ltd: Lord Cozens. Hardy, vice-president. Royal Automo-bite Club: "Mr. J.'L, Edmondson, secretary, Federation of Calico Prin fers: Mr. Frank. Farrell, president, Silk Association: Mr. Guy" Locock, director, British Federation of Labour: Sir Harry McGowan, chairman. Tm= perial Chemical Industries: It-Col, director, Lioyde Mr. Julian Piggott, ° director, [British Steel Export Association: Sir Charles Seligman, partner, Selisman Bros. Ltd. and Mr. W. J.' Woodlock, Jchairman, Overseas" Committee, [Federation of British: Industries—

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