Telephone 18047 (3 lines) had been a great change in British feeling towards Japan am many British people had spoken at meetings on Japan's behalf.
The financial papers in England were jubilant at Britain's increased markets due to the boycott of Japanese goods, but the Socialists were opposed to the boycott on the grounds that it would hit, not the military party of Japan, but the ordinary people.
In regard to trade and China Mr. Thomas said the British people seemed to have the" idea that the Japanese would their interests and that they willing to^work under Japanese law and order rather than the potential anarchy of the Ghinese, He concluded by saying that the only 3 British sentiment expressed in Japan were made by the indigenous press whose opinion was not worth much.
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