Boycott on Japanese Goods Demanded London, Jan. 30.
A mass demonstration at Trafalgar Square yesterday, which had been called by the Indian League to support Indian independence, was attended by a large section of the Indian community in London and thousands of British Leftists.
Horinc to make the public realize the military usefulness of horses, the Japanese War Office is sponsoring a "big parade" of more than 1,000 horses through the streets of Tokyo on Empire Day, February 11, celebrating the 2,599th anniversary of the founding of the Japanese Empire. Over 600 civilian horsemen as well as Army cavalry, artillery, and mounted infantry units will participate in the parade, The meeting passed a resolution demanding a boycott on Japanese gOods and the refusal of supplies particularly oil, and credit to Japan.
A demand was also made for financial and medical aid for Spain and it was urged that the "progress sive forces in Great Britain work for closer links between the people of Britain, India and the Colonies."—
Reuter.
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