London, Sept. 29.
The Parliamentary correspondent of "The Times," forecasting a full-dress debate on foreign affairs directly Parliament reassembles early next month, says that Labour members are now more concerned Over China issues than European, "No doubt, in the present temper of the legislators, he adds, "there will be the strongest support -for the idea of an economic boycott of Japan."
Mr, J, M. Keynes the noted British economist, in a letter to-day to "The Times," urges that it is the duty of the British Empire, the United States and other nations represented at Geneva to warn Japan that they will sever all trade relations with her unless she mends
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