The Archive · 1938

Anti-Japanese Boycott Taking Effect in Britain

Mrs. J. S. Haldane Tells Impressions in Hankow Japanese Advancing From Tienchiacheng Hankow, Sept. 30.

HE results of the boycott of Japanese. goods in Great Britain are now making themselves Mrs. Haldane, wife of Professor here last, night. felt slowly and surely, declared J. S. Haldane, after her arrival Mrs. Haldane has come to Madame Chiang Kai-shek. She China on a special mission to represents the China Campaign Committee, and the "Women's World Committee Against War and Fascism." She is also correspond: lent to the London "Daily Herald."

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