T.U.C. to Follow Lead By Continental Bodies A meeting of leaders of the Trades Union Congress and the Labour movement reached no definite decision to-day regarding the question of an offeial embargo on Japanese goods.
it was decided, however, to refer the attitude and views of the Labour movement to Continental. Labour and Trade Union leaders at the meeting in Brussels on Jamuary 15, of joint International Labour leaders.
It appears that everything will depend on the movements of the Continental leaders.
At a joint meeting on January 7 of the Trades Union Congress the Parliamentary Labour Party and the Executive of the Labour Party, it was decided to renew "Labour's de-prohibit British citizens from upon the British Government
selling war material lending or money to it was further decided to appeal to the British people to refrain from purchasing Japanese products of any kind, and to approve concrete measures to attain this end.
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