Calcutta, Sept, 29.
On thie initiative of Pandit Jawaharlan Nehru, the Indian Nationalist Leader, an "All-India China Day" will shortly be held, with mass meet ings at Calcutta, Bombay, Madré [and Rangoon.
Resolutions will be passed express Ing determination to support China, for fear that a Japanese victory will mean an invasion of India, and urging a boycott of Japanese goods, 'A statement on the anti-Japanese boycott movement in India was given terday by Pandit Nehru, who said the suggestion was "natural ftsunablesang must be'given ful consideration.
"The organization of a boycott i not easy," he declared, "since Japanese goods are already controlled by quota system, but it is clear that we must creaio the psychological atmosphere for such a boycott. All who feel hurt at the suffering and horror in China must avoid purchasing Japanese goods, though this must not be done in favour of other foreign goods. Let us do this much to help China in her hour of distress."
The resolution expressed regret that the Non-Intervention Committee has failed and recognizes that the [presence of a foreign army corps in Spain represents intervention in the Spanish war.
It declares that if complete withdrawal of non-Spanish combatants from Spain cannot be obtained by diplomatic action, then memders of the League "will consider ending the policy of non-interven-
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