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London, Apr. 30.
Lady "Marley, wife of the Chief Opposition Whip in the House of Lords; Mrs. Victor'Gollanez, Wife of ihe Chairman and Governing Direc-for of Victor Gollancz, Ltd.; and Miss Margery Fry, daughter of the late Sir Edward Fry visited iiteley's vesterday.on behalf of the China Campaign Committee, to urge the store not to buy Japanese Lady Marley described the boycott. movement in the United States, which, she said, was very strong.
The Managing Director, Mr. Walter Jones, in reply stated that Whiteley's carried a very small sock of Jo ese goods. The staff knew which goods were Japanese, so customers who did not want to purchase could always be informed.
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