London, Sept. 29.
The movement for the boycott of Japanese goods is spreading with amazing rapidity throughout the United Kingdom.
The Archbishop of Canterbury has consented to preside at a national meeting organized by the "News Chronicle," for next Tuesday in the Albert Hall to "afford the British public the opportunity to express their horror at the indiscriminate warfare being waged on civilians in China, and to urge the British Government to call upon civilians throughout the world to concert in measures which will prevent its continuance,"
The Citizens' League has formed to distribute in London posters for shop-windows reading "We sell no Japanese goods." This initiative has received tremendous support. with many offers of voluntary co-opera tion.
At a meeting yesterday in Oxford by the Liberal Propaganda Organization, the President, Lord Weston, recalled the massacres of Chinese civilians by the Japanese and said. "We in this country do not have to witness such atrocities, but that is no reason why we should sit by complacently and do nothing."
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