The Archive · 1937

Canadian Labour Urged Boycott Japanese Goods

Ottawa, Oct. 8.

A proposal was made to Canadian labour to-day to boycott Japanese goods by Mr. P. M. Draper, President Of the Trades and Labour Congress of Canada. He also urged that the Government should influence natively an embargo on goods to Japan, especially war terials, Mr. Draper stated that he agreed with the British Council of Labour happy to read that the American Federation of Labour is likely to follow the British example.—Reuter.

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